On May 18, 1980, the Mount St. Helens became the largest and most destructive volcanic eruption in U.S. history. By the end of its cycle of fire and fury, 57 people had died.
From the Series: Make It Out Alive: Mount St. Helens
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lol where do they get these numbers from? nothing in this video moved anywhere near 400mph.
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"400mph"
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Im still stunned the number was that low. What a tragic event
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Volcanoes are the ultimate pimple….
Imagine how fertile the soil became with all that ash. I bet once it was over and it rained the plants were loving it.
Oh man, better call Dr. Pimple popper. Lol
Mt. St. Helens is a pile of holes.
I have a vial of Mount St. Helen's ash that I collected off of my car here in Colorado. It was everywhere around where I live.
– La naturaleza no necesita del hombre – ABT
– The nature not need of the man –
I remember seeing ash fall from the sky onto my parents black car, and this was all the way over on the Colorado Plateau…
Ooofff
When you have a large zit and it won't pop… then suddenly it goes all over the mirror.
God bless the families of the 57 lost, but i was surprised that considering the destruction, the death toll wasn't much higher.
Mount St. Helens is about to-
Am I the only one that thought the ash cloud looked like fried chicken?
came here from EVH’s Eruption.
It’s a fine swell day
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How the big foot died
That big white ash cloud in the still frame looks a lot like a big jet.
Wasn’t there somebody who survived that was taking pictures too
Dang now I know why it's called Helens
57 dead is like a bad day, considering the energy that was released, it could have killed thousands.
If St. Helens was in Hawaii:
Citizens: “oh wow it’s erupting,Anyway did u see the game last night?”