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Nature’s Fury: Catastrophic Disasters that Shook the World

Nature’s Fury: Catastrophic Disasters that Shook the World

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 This podcast explores the most devastating natural disasters in human history, delving into how these catastrophic events reshaped the world. Each episode presents a deep dive into specific disasters, examining their causes, the immense destruction they caused, and the emotional and social aftermath. Listeners will experience a blend of factual storytelling and powerful, heart-wrenching human experiences to better understand the terrifying power of nature.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Ciencia Ciencias Biológicas
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  • The Deadliest Blizzard - Iran’s Snow Disaster (1972)

    The Deadliest Blizzard - Iran’s Snow Disaster (1972)
    May 24 2025

    In February 1972, Iran was struck by one of the most extreme and deadliest snowstorms in recorded history. Over the course of just a few days, up to 26 feet of snow fell across parts of the country, burying villages, isolating towns, and severing all forms of communication and aid. Entire communities—such as the village of Kakan—were wiped off the map, with no survivors.
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    4 m
  • The Tangshan Earthquake - China's Forgotten Tragedy (1976)

    The Tangshan Earthquake - China's Forgotten Tragedy (1976)
    May 6 2025

    In the early hours of July 28, 1976, the city of Tangshan in northeastern China was struck by a devastating 7.5 magnitude earthquake. In just 23 seconds, the industrial city was reduced to rubble. Over 240,000 lives were officially lost, and more than 160,000 were injured—making it the deadliest earthquake of the 20th century.
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    5 m
  • Typhoon Haiyan - The Monster of the Pacific (2013)

    Typhoon Haiyan - The Monster of the Pacific (2013)
    Apr 16 2025

    Typhoon Haiyan—locally known as Yolanda—struck the Philippines in November 2013 as one of the strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded, with wind speeds reaching up to 195 miles per hour. This unprecedented storm tore across the Visayas region, making multiple landfalls and generating storm surges over 20 feet high. Entire cities like Tacloban were devastated within hours, as powerful winds and waves leveled buildings and swept away homes.
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    5 m
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