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7:20 "Sumatra, Indonesia" *proceeds to zoom at Thailand*

*Indonesia sneezes* ASEAN countries: Ah shit, here we go again.

Everyone fears Yellowstone but Toba is actually the scary one.

I wrote a report for my college English class on volcanoes, and one thing I remember is that Toba(the last one) was so devastating for a lesser known reason: it's eruption was suspected to have caused a bottleneck breeding/evolution on the human species. Our distant ancestors(if I remember this correctly) died off in masses because of this, leading to the survivors eventually evolving into modern homosapiens. The specific species: Neanderthals, homolopithicus, or whatever they were(this I remember less) either died out or interbred to create one remaining species. So the point I'm trying to make is that our species was nearly wiped out 71000 years ago because of VEI 8 volcano, and if that doesn't make you take volcanoes seriously as the worst possible natural disaster/force of nature, I can't make you see reason for anything in existence.

world : how many volcano do you have....? Indonesia : yes

Indonesia had experienced so many earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, landslides, and active volcanoes in last two decades but I can't believe the government STILL doesn't have advanced disaster planning

It’s amazing how small the mountains are compared to the amount of stuff they spout is amazing

R.I.P. People's ears who wore headphones while watching this video

"How much bass should we use for Toba?" " *Yes* ."

Yellowstone: BOOM!! Canada: U good? USA: no Indonesia: That’s cute

There's something oddly both hilarious and appropriately terrifying with the way the nice, pleasant music cuts off dead for each speaker-breaking explosion. The contrast somehow lends more gravity to each scene. And when I noticed that the plumes stay on the map and are sized according to strength, that really sent a shiver down my spine. Yellowstone casually taking out the entire midwest like its nothing… And then Toba, oh god, how did anything on the planet survive that?!

If tambora was a main factor for the year without summer back in 1816, then I wonder how badly the bigger eruptions affected life.

North korea: We have a nuke missile Indonesia: Hold our anak karakatoa.

Yellowstone: you can't defeat me Krakatoa: i know, but he can * Toba Approaches *

Yellowstoneはやばいと知っていたけど、まさかそれ以上にやばいTobaがあったとは...

Wow, thank you so much for these graphics and animations. Really informative! very well done!

Volcanos are just earth’s pimples popping.

when krakatau erupted people literally went deaf, the sound wave even circle the earth 3times they said.

Wow this was a great video. I loved the comparisons. It would have been great if you could have lived them all up in a line so we could see them all together as comparison

Well put together. Scary as hell. Thanks for the effort you put into this.

Iceland: help im having so many volcanoes Indonesia: *hold my natural disasters*

Yellowstone explodes: Mexico: Are you ok??? U.S.A: No

Animations: 8/10 Sounds: 9/10 Geography: American

I live about 300km South (4hr drive) from Taupo. And can see Ruapehu from here on a good day. That region has been a little restless the past few years.

0:08 Eyjafjallajokull 2010 (Iceland) 0:46 Puyehue-Cordon Caulle (Chile) 1:08 Merapi 2010 (Indonesia) 1:33 Saint Helens 1980 (USA) 2:00 Vesuvius 79 (Italy) 2:21 Pinatubo 1991 (Philippine) 2:45 Crater lake 5677 50 BC (Ecuador) 3:08 Baroabunga 1477 (Iceland) 3:30 Novarupta 1912 (Alaska-USA) 3:50 Grimsvotn & Laki 1783-85 (Iceland) 4:16 Billy Mitchell 1580 20 (Papua new guinea) 4:36 Santa Maria 1902 (Guatemala) 4:56 Quilotoa 1280 (Ecuador) 5:15 Krakatoa 1883 (Indonesia) 5:33 Huaynaputina 1600 (Peru) 5:53 Tambora 1815 (Indonesia) 6:19 Taupo 252000 BC (New Zealand) 6:44 Yellowstone 2100000 BC (USA) 7:23 Toba 71000 4000 BC (Indonesia)

Mount toba was so bad that he even destroyed himself, and now he is lake toba. But Toba remains alive and active today.

For those wondering what music is used in this video. Its called “Parzival” It may come from the KZfaq Audio Library. But it’s fire. And it’s the first song to be about COVID-19.

I was calmly watching this being impressed by the size of the clouds and ground cover then almost lost it when I saw Yellowstone's ground flow cover half of North America.

The title of this video should be “HEADPHONE WARNING”

It's incredible that they've the record of the sound for the volcano of 210000 bc

I can watch this video over, and over, and over again. Great work!

this is actually pretty cool if you improve the explosion graphix to make them reflect the actual eruptions, could do alot with this concept of reflection, not bad lookin so far theyve all got a uniqueness to the types

Indonesia: *exist Volcanoes: it's free real estate!

Toba, krakatoa n Tambora: "Lets erupt together" Indonesia: " bye bye all"

Fun fact: Toba is killing 90% of population in that time + is make earth is so cold

I learned from this video that Earth is flat. Thank you.

Fact: Toba was so powerful it created a "sea like" lake in the middle of Sumatera island.

I was at Pinatubo in 91. I wasn’t worried about it, but when it blotted out the sun, started raining small rocks, and everything went dark, everything got real.

This video is great, well done, great for children, and I hope schools use it. There is a missing eruption-- a major one, which is often missed in documentaries - Taupo, New Zealand erupted in about 180-232AD, 120 cu km. Around the same size as Krakatoa. They did feature Taupo’s super eruption, and missed the more recent one. Still, very interesting.

This is a good video and there are some faults with the media editing. The travel between the volcanos from above takes 10 seconds when I want it for 4-5 seconds, the bass sound is 160% maximum volume so it is clipped audio with low fidelity. good channel. happy projects.

Toba 2021: "This is a Volcano" Yellowstone: "Dear God..." Toba 4000BC: "There's more." Yellowstone: "No..." 7:23

Toba: Is at indonesia *Proceeds to zoom on thailand*

An interesting factoid is that in the past few years, some new information about the last Toba eruption - the Younger Toba Tuff - has come to light that has lead to a reexamination of the eruption. The main thing is that we've found that the enormous ash deposits from the eruption on the floor of the Indian ocean and Java sea are far larger than we originally thought. Some extrapolations, and I stress some, from these deposits - i.e. using them as standard to back calculate total eruption volume - suggest that the eruption may have be 4 to 5 times larger than originally estimated, at a staggering 12,000 -13,000 cubic kilometers of ash, rock and pumice, this would place the eruption at a scale breaking VEI-9. The consensus isn't set yet but more and more weight is being put behind the larger numbers. I wouldn't say it's anyway near a sure thing, but the fact that such a "mega-eruption" might have occurred is both fascinating and terrifying, it would be the only such eruption that we have evidence for, though almost certainly not the only of it's kind, the likely-hood that the largest explosive eruption "ever" happened only 75-ish thousand years ago is pretty much zero, instead they would very infrequent events, I would suspect only happening once on Earth every handful of million years at the most.

I remember the volcano eruption in Iceland. I was deploying to Afghanistan and the flights kept getting canceled or delayed, we ended up being grounded in the US for 2 days and again in Romania for a day.

I'm from Indonesia, where the Karakatoa, Toba, and Merapi were. They really left us with trauma. Karakatoa had a really huge eruption, and now there is the son of Krakatoa whose status is an active volcano. We always hope that the son of Krakatoa won't become so big as its mother.

It's amazing that the drone can fly that high, also travel through different times

"How loud do you want to make the Novarupta Eruption?" *" Y e s."*

Impressive as heck , boom boom 💖🌋🏝

Flat earthers: See! The volcanoes gasses are hitting the dome and not going any further

US: our yellowstone is the most powerful Indonesia: *give uno reverse card

"How we call this volcano in iceland?" "*smashes keyboard* - Eyjafjallajökull" *"Perfect"*

Imagine Taupo, Yellowstone, Toba all deciding to wake up at the same time and remind us all covid ain't that big a deal!!

Having swam in Lake Toba that volcano always has a special place for me...that eruption made the global temperature drop by 5 degrees....the lake is some 505 metres deep...awesome!!

Indonesia has many ancient mountains that still have the potential to erupt violently in the future like Sunda Ancient Mountain, Sitinjau Ancient Mountain, Tengger Ancient Mountain, Samalas Ancient Mountain, Ijen Ancient Mountain, Nglanggeran Ancient Mountain, Batur Ancient Mountain, Krakatoa Ancient Mountain, Tambora Ancient Mountain, and Toba Ancient Mountain..crazy to imagine them all erupting at the same time.

The sound design is definitely sound design

My house is very close to Mount Merapi. At the time of the 2010 eruption, the atmosphere was terrifying as if the entire sky was covered in flames.

Toba was super close to wiping the entire early human population completely

The Okhotsk-Chukotka belt of northeast Asia was active during Cretaceous. Its estimated volume is about 1 million km3 (that of Taupo zone x 50). Perhaps some of its episodes could be equivalents of VEI 9...

I would swear I read somewhere back in geography classes that Krakatoa had 4 major eruptions that day and that each of them were over a 7 on the scale... Maybe it was a different unit of measurement in thinking of and not VEI.

"What should we name the smallest volcano?" Scientist: *smashes head on keyboard*

Animation: 10/10 Sounds: 10/10 Geography: not so much

Merapi: I'll tell my brother on you! Krakatoa: I'll tell my mom on you! Tambora: I'll tell my husband! Toba: NEVER SPEAK TO MY FAMILY AGAIN!

First One: Grounded flights in Europe Pinatoba: Cold year. Philippines devastated. Vesuvius: Destroyed 3 cities Krakatoa: Destroyed an island Tambora: Year without a Summer Toba: *NEARLY WIPED OUT THE HUMAN RACE*

Imagine all these volcanoes erupted at once. RIP life on earth.

“Kaboom?” “Yes Indonesia, kaboom”

Oh my God, a volcano! *dramatic music *sips coffee - Randy Marsh, effing legend

my grandfather who passed away once told me that the sky turned black at that time and he just cried. and the sound of the karakatoa eruption was very loud

Krakatoa, Merapi, Tambora, and literally all islands in Indonesia: "Cover us!" Toba, taking out 'ash blanket': "Say no more."

7:23 when you drop someting one night

The sounds to these volcanic eruption explosions are so intense, great video. Note: do not listen with headphones or earbuds on!! And one of the scariest ones of all to me is the novarupta volcano,/mountain in alaska: it isn't even that tall of a mountain/volcano, but it had a huge/one of the biggest ever, eruptions & is now known at the valley of 10,000 smokes!! Yes, folks history says it was THAT HUGE!!

Kraktoa:i am powerfull ! Toba:are you sure about that?

6:44 R.I.P Headphones Users

Vesuvius: "i am the loudest volcano that erupts" Toba : "Please sit down and watch me doing this.."

bro even krakatoa crashed the song💀💀

the largest would be squidward saying *”KRAKATOA!!!!”*

I think you made a small mistake here, pal. So, Toba is a volcano that already erupted thousands of years ago. And now, thousands of years after Toba erupted, it created a lake in sumatra. The lake that used to be a volcano is now named "Lake Toba". And Lake Toba is located in sumatra, you're already correct. But the location that you put on the map is in Thailand, which is so far away from sumatra. I don't know if you did this by mistake, but just remember that Toba is in sumatra, and that's all that i can say. I hope you had a great day and always stay safe, pal! Edit: DON'T LIKE! I HAVE 69 LIKES! Edit 2:Once again, please don't do it. I have 420 likes, please i beg you.

Yellowstone : "no one can beat my eruption!" Krakatoa : "still not enough to beat my brother" Tobat : "Hi-" Yellowstone : "Oh Sh*t"

Im from philippines, the Mt Pinatubo, prehistoric Mt Taal and modern Mt taal are one of the most powerfull volcanos here in philippines

Mt. Merapi, Krakatau, Tambora & Toba BOOM together. The world: how are you Indonesia? ❌ Indonesia: Are you OK earth? √

I remember reading about the Mt. Tambora eruption as a child, and the worldwide effects it had. The sound of the explosion reached 3,000 miles away to Madagascar. The UK saw blood red sunsets for a few weeks after the incident, Trinidadians saw a _green sun_ after that too, tsunamis in Calcutta... And that was just the immediate effect. Apparently, so much crap was thrown up and mixed in the atmosphere, it reduced temps by an entire 3'C, which led to crops failures, famine and illness in SEA. Even the northern hemisphere suffered, with extreme cold temps and 'killing' frost through June, July and August of 1815...

What the Video did not mention is that Toba and Yellowstone are Supervolcanoes and not ordinary volcanoes, I am impressed with the capacity of their Eruptions and what they are capable of doing, any of the 2 if they erupted today they would have the ability to throw Earth into a New Ice Age by completely cooling the Planet.

Some volcanoes caused such powerful eruptions that their crater with a part of the mountain falls down and thus a caldera is formed, like the Yellowstone caldera, or the Toba volcano caldera, which is a volcanic lake.

A small point of mention - the Crater Lake volcano is in Oregon, not Ecuador. Another small point of mention - Ecuador is not in the western United States.

some locations are wrong, and the eruptions are out of scale/proportion. But nice try.

What about the Phlegraean Fields (Campi Flegrei ) located in the Bay of Naples that Mt Vesuvius is a part of. It is a super volcano that has erupted several times. Its eruptions alternate between a VEI 7 and a VEI 8 depending on the length of time between its eruptions.

volcanoes erupted in indonesia: exist Tourist: we have to run away Indonesian: *We just chill and calm until tsunami comes*

I imagine if all volcanoes in Indonesia will erupt simultaneously. My brain: "party time"

3:07 Ok that’s too big

Good video but what is about Santorini 3.500 BC and Campi Flegrei 35.000-40.000 BC? Both eruptions had VEI 7 with severe climate changes.

tambora : i'm the biggest ever recorded krakatoa : i'm the loudest ever recorded toba : how cute, you are just pimple

6:44 *Even my eardrums exploded*

Also, what a coincidence that one of the largest volcanos has the name Billy Mitchell. Almost as if he was destined to spew hot air

Imagine if all volcanos were to erupt at the same time

The Tambora Eruption vanished about 3 kingdoms around it. Unlike Pompei which still had some remained buildings, Tambora literally erased them from Earth.

Indonesia has so many volcanoes. Let's say that it is almost each province has one or more volcanoes. But the greatest volcano explosion ever recorded in Indonesia is Toba Volcano. The second one is Krakatoa (1883) which caused a tsunami. Krakatoa's explosion in 1883 made this volcano sank under the sea. However, another generation of Krakatoa has appeared and you can see the volcano from Anyer Beach in Banten Province (Java Island) or you can visit Krakatoa island. Then, now, Toba volcano is inactive and it had turned into the largest lake in Indonesia, Lake Toba located in North Sumatera. This place is awesome and beautiful with an island located in the middle of the lake. This island called Samosir Island. One day if you have chance to visit Indonesia, try to explore Toba too!

You need to revise the location for Mt. Toba. It's located in North Sumatra. Your visualization is appointing to Thailand-Malaysia border

I honestly thought your choice of sound effect for Yellowstone was more impressive than Toba.

Mad props to anyone who went full volume for this whole video

Mounts that have erupted in Indonesia: 1. 1:07 Merapi, 2010 vel 4 2. 5:15 Krakatoa, 1883 vel 6 3. 5:53 Tambora l, 1815 vel 7 4. 7:23 Toba, vel 8