A video with a number of world “firsts”. First fire tornado ever recorded with a broadcast television camera, first ever recorded in HD, first ever to isolate just the sound of a fire whirl in the wild and the first one recorded on a tripod. It remains the only fire whirl vision with those combined elements. Captured by chance by TV cameraman Chris Tangey on September 11 at Curtin Springs cattle station, Northern Territory, Australia. © Chris Tangey
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Luckiest shot in the world! Hope you have many more like that.
Seen a video of 1 in America,California I think.Good video and the familiar sound of flies in the background.
that situation must be terrifying, but it looks beautiful.
screams in a suped up buggy What a day WHAT A LOVELY DAY!
Hey Paul… "put another shrimp on the… wtf."
I live in Sydney & bought an Aldi air-fryer last week… I better read the instructions. P.S. Brilliant filming Chris + the sound is awesome. A Big thumbs up mate.
Firenados, because tornadoes aren't scary enough!
Wow cool but scary
A country forged in fire,so it is with its people.
where is the lighning?
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Vortex fire flame here big time……
that is so scary well done on capturing the vision
this must be hell for the animals
Fake
All the people who think this is cool, stop to think about the damage fires like this have on the habitats of various species. Koala's are nearing extinction quite literally because of fires in Australia.
THIS IS AMAZING NEVER SAW ANYTHING LIKE THIS. THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING.
This looks like the work of directed energy weapons!
In Canada we had a 'Firenado' about 20 years ago that was so powerful, it picked up a truck and threw it 50 meters through the air, and then sucked the driver out the window, and pulled him into the fire to his death. A horrible tragedy, but it shows the potential strength of a Firenado.
Very cool but first one ever professionally shot? Ha ha…I've seen others
Weather wars.
how cN YOU HAVE A VORTEX LIKE THAT
Its fake
What a perfect reason for a waterspout to exist… but alas, not close enough to water for that I suppose.
I bet the folks in Australia hope they never see this again!
Very sad
Did Donald J. Trump call and tell you to Rake the leaves up in your forest to prevent fire fires?