Imaginez partir en lune de miel et finir par survivre non pas à une, mais à cinq catastrophes naturelles ! Un couple s'est embarqué dans un voyage de rêve, seulement pour faire face à un tremblement de terre, un ouragan, une inondation, un incendie de forêt et même une éruption volcanique. C'était comme si la Mère Nature testait leur amour et leurs compétences de survie à chaque étape. Au lieu de paniquer, ils sont restés unis et ont surmonté chaque catastrophe en toute sécurité, transformant leur aventure chaotique en une histoire inoubliable. Ils plaisantaient en disant que leur lune de miel ressemblait plus à un film d'action qu'à une escapade romantique. Désormais, ils disent à tout le monde qu'ils sont vraiment prêts à affronter tout ce que la vie leur réserve ! Animation créée par Sympa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Musique par Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com Pour ne rien perdre de Sympa, abonnez-vous!: https://goo.gl/6E4Xna ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sympasympacom/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sympa.officiel/ Stock de fichiers (photos, vidéos et autres): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Si tu en veux encore plus, fais un tour ici: http://sympa-sympa.com
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00:00Marriage is not only about happiness, mutual support, love and friendship.
00:05Marriage also involves trials, crises and storms.
00:09And this Swedish couple survived several storms during their honeymoon.
00:13Literally.
00:14No screams, insults and drama, but real hurricanes, fires, earthquakes and other natural disasters.
00:21It's a real story of cinematographic love.
00:24Young people married against nature.
00:27Meet Erika and Stéphane.
00:29They met in Stockholm while they were working on a common project,
00:33separated but started talking on social media.
00:36Their long-distance communication lasted several years
00:39before Stéphane decided to propose a date to the woman.
00:43And it's worth paying tribute.
00:45It was not a typical date in a restaurant or a park.
00:48Stéphane proposed to Erika to accompany him to go diving in Egypt.
00:52They realized that they both loved to travel and finally fell in love with each other.
00:57After a fabulous marriage and the birth of a beautiful daughter,
01:00the couple decided to go on a honeymoon of four months.
01:03The trip was impressive.
01:05From Sweden to Indonesia, then to Australia, New Zealand, Japan and China.
01:10They did not expect that the trip would turn into a real adventure
01:14where security would not be guaranteed.
01:16At first, they found themselves stuck at Munich airport.
01:20All flights were delayed due to a violent snowstorm.
01:23In Bali, Indonesia, they went on a high mountain with their little daughter.
01:28A strong wind began to blow at the top.
01:30It tore the roof of the tourist bus where our heroes were sitting.
01:34Fortunately, no one was injured and there were no other problems.
01:38But at that moment, it was just a foretaste of the disasters to come.
01:43The couple arrived in Australia,
01:45where a forest fire began near the city of Perth.
01:48Stéphane and Erika did not want to breathe the thick smoke.
01:51So they quickly headed to the city of Cairn.
01:54It was during this period that a ferocious cyclone began there.
01:59The storm was so strong that the Australian Red Cross
02:02provided shelter to 2,500 people in the mall.
02:06And there, another problem began.
02:10Imagine 2,500 people in a large room without electricity
02:14while a hurricane rages outside.
02:17Oh, and there were only five toilets in the whole building.
02:20How nervous do you think people were?
02:23Erik and Stéphane remember that some guys started fighting because of the stress.
02:28The tension was rising.
02:29But fortunately, the guards of the mall kept the situation under control.
02:35Fire, hurricane, it looks like something is missing.
02:38Oh yes, what would you say about an earthquake?
02:41The couple faced two earthquakes during their honeymoon,
02:45one of them taking place in Japan in 2011.
02:48They went through all this together with their little daughter.
02:51Imagine how much their daughter was amazed by all these adventures.
02:55Such a trip strengthened their marriage.
02:58Of course, after natural disasters,
03:00any domestic quarrel would seem like a simple fight.
03:04Erika admitted that in crisis situations,
03:06Stéphane fully justified her confidence and behaved as she had hoped.
03:11Oh, how cute!
03:13And if we create trips for married couples who plan to divorce,
03:17survive together a storm, a fire, an earthquake and a flood,
03:23then think again if you have to leave.
03:26Imagine that you have gone through several natural disasters throughout your life.
03:30Now, the question is, are you lucky because you survived?
03:35Or are you an unlucky person because you have encountered such problems?
03:40It depends on your perception of the situation.
03:42For example, there is a woman, Diana Weiland, who lives in California.
03:46She has survived several disasters throughout her life and continues to smile.
03:51And more recently, she faced another disaster,
03:54forest fires in their original state.
03:57But let's put the events in order.
03:59In 2005, Diana Weiland was living in New Orleans.
04:03And if someone does not know,
04:05that year, Hurricane Katrina destroyed many houses in this city and others.
04:09Diana's house was no exception.
04:11According to her, the roof of the house was completely flooded.
04:15Of course, she had to abandon everything and evacuate.
04:18Diana and her family drove to Texas, to a friend's house, for about 20 hours.
04:23A month later, Hurricane Rita arrived there.
04:26And Diana and her family evacuated again.
04:29It was as if nature was following her everywhere.
04:31But our heroine was not shy.
04:34Several years later, she faced another disaster,
04:37Snowmageddon.
04:40It was when huge amounts of cold and wet snow flooded cities and roads.
04:45Strong winds, snowstorms, and endless snowfalls.
04:50All traffic was stopped.
04:52Lights were off.
04:53Streets deserted.
04:55Diana stayed 11 days without electricity during this snowy apocalypse.
04:59And after all these disasters, she experienced the exact opposite of snow.
05:03Forest fires in her hometown of Lake Arrowhead, in the county of San Bernardino.
05:08Let's hope that this time, everything will go well for her again.
05:11And that she will face all adversity with a smile.
05:15Have you heard that the lightning does not strike twice in the same place?
05:19Can it hit the same person twice?
05:22And what if it hit the same man seven times in a few years?
05:26This is not the scenario of a tragicomedy film.
05:29This is the real story of Roy Sullivan.
05:31A man who has entered the Guinness Book of Records
05:34for the number of lightning strikes he has survived.
05:39There are more than 8 million lightning strikes on Earth every day.
05:42That is about 100 lightning per second.
05:44But despite this, the probability of being struck is extremely low.
05:48One in ten million.
05:50For Roy Sullivan, these probabilities were too high.
05:54Because of his strange record, people have nicknamed him the human skydiver.
05:59For the first time, lightning struck him in 1942.
06:03When Roy was on a tower of geysers that was not equipped with skydivers.
06:07A bright lightning and a powerful current discharge
06:10frightened the man but did not cause significant damage to his health.
06:15The following accident occurred in 1969
06:18when a lightning struck a tree near the road.
06:21The lightning crossed the tree into a car.
06:24Guess who was driving this vehicle?
06:26Roy lost control and almost fell into a ravine.
06:29Fortunately, he survived.
06:31Once again.
06:33Okay, the first time he was on the tower during a storm,
06:36the second time he was on the road next to a tree
06:39and as we know, lightning often strikes trees.
06:43This meant that Roy was in a potential risk zone each time.
06:47But the third time it happened in his garden.
06:50The lightning struck the transformer and hit his shoulder.
06:54The fourth time it happened in 1972.
06:57The lightning struck Roy while he was working.
07:00From then on, man began to suspect that this natural phenomenon
07:04was in one way or another attracted by his body.
07:07Maybe it was a curse
07:09or maybe everything could be explained from a scientific point of view.
07:13A year later, the lightning struck him for the fifth time.
07:16A storm had started that day.
07:18Roy decided not to try his luck again and hid in his truck.
07:22Thus, when the storm calmed down,
07:25Sullivan got out of the car and BAM!
07:27Another lightning strike.
07:29He stayed twice before reaching the record.
07:32They happened in 1976 and in 1977.
07:37Roy's bad luck spread to his wife.
07:40One day, the lightning struck her too.
07:43It didn't hurt her, but it was very scary.
07:46So far, no one has broken Roy's record.
07:50But of course, people didn't try to do it.
07:53Okay, lightning, fire, snowstorm, hurricane and earthquake.
07:59But what about tsunamis?
08:01Unfortunately, this is one of the most terrible and devastating disasters on the planet.
08:06If you have survived it, you are certainly lucky.
08:09Zarul Fuadid, from Indonesia,
08:11has survived twice to these devastating water disasters.
08:14The first took place in Indonesia in 2004
08:17and the second took place a few years later
08:20during an earthquake in Japan.
08:22The second time, Zarul was in a building on the third floor
08:26and felt a shock.
08:28He was shocked and immediately remembered the tsunami he had experienced before.
08:32The tsunami had hit the city,
08:34but our hero and his family had survived.
08:37After this double test,
08:39he decided to return to his home country, Indonesia.
08:42Despite the terrible events,
08:44Zarul looks at what happened calmly.
08:47A disaster can happen to anyone at any time,
08:50but that doesn't mean you have to live in fear forever.
08:54So, focus on the good side of life.
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