Everest Isn’t the Worst: Dhaulagiri, the Forgotten 8000er of Avalanches and Death

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This video tells, in storytelling format, the story of an expedition on Dhaulagiri, the "White Mountain," one of the world's deadliest 8,000m peaks, with approximately 16 deaths per 100 summits, surpassing Everest in real risk.

Here you will understand why this mountain has high-altitude avalanches, unstable seracs, sudden storms, and a death statistic that frightens even experienced climbers.

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