Videos tagged with "alert"

Guardian [07:31]
From a special perspective, Carlos Sánchez keeps a steady vigil over the active volcano Tungarahua that looms over Baños, Ecuador.
Tags: volcano, volcán, evacuation, evacuación, Casa del Arbol, Tree House, Tungurahua, Baños, Ecuador, civil defense, volcanologist, eruption, erupción, guardian, Runtun, mudslide, deslizamiento de tierra, siren, alert

caleta chigualoco post tsunami [01:02]
abandonada caleta de pescadores de chigualoco que en su extensa playa no paso a mayores la alerta de tsunami
Tags: terremoto japon, alerta maremoto chile, interview, ecuador, japan, canal, tokyo, sailing, airplanes, high rev engine, helicopter, aviation, cruiser, surf, boats, snowboard

alerta de tsunami en TONGOY centro [00:31]
vacacionando en Tongoy nos pillo la alerta de tsunami en bicicleta comprando en el centro
Tags: terremoto japon, alerta tsunami en chile, ecuador, japan, canal, cali, tokyo, carnival, fiesta, mix tape

Pygmy Marmoset [00:16]
The Pygmy Marmoset or Dwarf Monkey is a New World monkey native to the Rainforest canopies of western Brazil, southeastern Colombia, eastern Ecuador, eastern Peru, and northern Bolivia. It is one of the smallest primates, and the smallest true monkey, with its body length ranging from 14 to 16 centimetres (5.5 to 6.3 in) (excluding the 15-to-20-centimetre (5.9 to 7.9 in) tail). Males weigh around 140 grams (4.9 oz), and females only 120 grams (4.2 oz). Despite its name, the Pygmy Marmoset is somewhat different from the typical marmosets, most of which are classified in the genera Callithrix and Mico; as such, it is accorded its own genus, Cebuella. Nicknames for this monkey often refer to its diminutiveness, as in the following two examples: mono de bolsillo ("pocket monkey") and leoncito ("little lion"). The Pygmy Marmoset is not to be mistaken for a 'thumb monkey' which is a fictional animal perpetuated by edited internet images. The Pygmy Marmoset uses special types of communication to give alerts and warning to its family members. These include chemical, vocal, and physical types of communication. A trill is used to communicate over long distance. A sharp warning whistle and a clicking sound signal danger to their family members. A J-call is a series of fast notes repeated by the caller and is used at medium distances. Pygmy marmosets live 11-12 years in the wild, but in zoos, they live into their early twenties. Marmosets often live in groups made up of an adult pair ...
Tags: Monkey, Yasuni, Rainforest, Amazon, Shiripuno, Biosphere, Reserve, Ecuador, Haorani, People, hunting, archery

Incredible Volcano Eruption - Time Lapse of Tunguruahu Volcano in Ecuador [00:15]
Time Lapse of a series of eruptions on the 5016mNN high Tunguruahu Volcano in Ecuador near Baños on December 11th, 2010. The volcano has been active on and off with a red alert a week ago. We still managed to get into the zone though to take some incredible pictures. Unfortunately the weather was not picture perfect, however, it still gives you a good impression of what is going on. Since it is a time lapse the camera didn't record any sound. However, we were able to hear the explosions as big booms!
Tags: Volcano Eruption, Ecuador, Tunguruahu, time lapse, Extreme