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The 10 most dangerous jobs in the world Changing a light bulb at hundreds of meters high only ranks 10th Being in first place is so terrifying that even insurance companies refuse to sell coverage Do you think working day and night is already very hard Perhaps you have never heard of the following jobs Just watching them work is enough to make your hands and feet feel numb From those who extract snake venom with their bare hands A little carelessness can be life-threatening To wind turbine technicians a strong gust of wind means facing death So which of these jobs when heard make your skin crawl What are the top 10 names In today's video Let's explore the top 10 most dangerous jobs in the world where every day at work is a confrontation with death Tier 10 Replace the light bulb on the high tower Hand you a ladder just climb up and replace the light bulb to immediately receive 2 billion VND It sounds too good to be true doesn't it But don't get too excited yet Take a close look at the work environment first This massive signal tower is where the maintenance workers operate The interior space is so cramped that it's almost just enough for one person So when on duty they have to work completely alone without any colleagues nearby For introverts this might be a pleasant advantage It stands 460 meters tall equivalent to a skyscraper of about 110 floors When you arrive at the construction site The first challenge for the worker is to hold on to a single safety rope Coordinate the use of hands and feet to climb up the tower The signal tower has no elevator the long climb lasting two hours becomes a harsh test of physical strength and endurance But that was just the beginning Climbing continuously for two hours is many times more rigorous than running a marathon on the ground Wind changes with every meter of altitude The higher you go the stronger the wind and the greater the pressure No matter how calm it is below At the top of the wind tower the wind still howled continuously If the weather had been bad that day a noticeable light wind would have appeared on the ground Normally just a wind of force 8 to 9 on the ground is enough for us to feel as if an invisible hand had pushed us So imagine how terrible the level 12 wind would be at the top of the tower The worker on top of the tower not only had to face the fear of heights but also had to maintain balance between the swaying steel frame At the same time perform each movement very accurately to replace the light bulb Do you notice the tools in his hands Just a strong wind or a small shot can cause them to fall from that height resulting in a very dangerous falling object accident It can even trigger unpredictable chain reactions After climbing continuously for two hours Human physical strength was nearly exhausted In such a state of exhaustion they still had to face and fight against the harsh work environment In fact not everyone can withstand it These bulbs only last about six months before they need to be replaced Therefore each worker must climb the tower twice a year Each day they can only replace exactly one bulb Just because the weather isn't too bad they still have to go up the tower to change the lights whether it's the cold winter wind cutting through or the hot and stifling summer When working at heights of hundreds of meters above ground the heat's impact on their bodies becomes many times more severe than at lower elevations More ironically the safety belt on the worker's body only serves to keep them from falling down but cannot prevent the hits and bumps when they slip A minor accident can lead to a broken bone or even unconsciousness Therefore despite the extremely attractive salary of this dangerous job But the number of people willing to follow this profession is still very small because no amount of money can compare to a life Rank 9 Snake Venom Extractor One gram of snake venom is more expensive than gold but few people know how to obtain it People face what kind of danger on Earth every year there are tens of millions of people bitten by snakes And many of them cannot survive without timely serum injections To produce the serum There are people who directly face venomous snakes risking their lives to extract the venom from their mouths When encountering venomous snakes in the wild Our first reaction is certainly to run quickly But for those who specialize in extracting snake venom it is not a danger But the god of wealth is coming Meeting a venomous snake outdoors is considered bad luck but for them if they don't meet a venomous snake The trip was again considered a failure Thinking about it makes one realize how ironic it is that the one to fear is actually human It's those very snakes flicking their tongues After discovering the snake The worker quickly set a trap and patiently wait for the right moment When the opportunity comes they act decisively controlling the snake's head before it can react Then the snake inserts its fangs into the syringe In a state of fear the snake reflexively releases its venom The market value of snake venom varies greatly For example a rattlesnake can produce about 200mg of venom Enough to produce up to 160 000 serum doses can save over 4 000 people Meanwhile Snake venom from the pit viper is not only used to detoxify but also effectively supports the treatment of heart disease so its value is also high and distinctly different Although this job sounds attractive because it can earn money quickly ordinary people absolutely should not try it because just one mistake can lead to serious consequences The snake bite was a price that could cost their lives Volcanologists are respected by the entire world for they pursue a noble scientific field but also one of the most dangerous Their job is to study magma Therefore scientists in this field often have to conduct direct surveys in volcanic areas especially those that are active In their view a volcanic eruption is a natural phenomenon the geological changes during and after each eruption It not only reflects the movement of the Earth but also is an extremely valuable repository of geological knowledge and resources Only by actively approaching studying and paying attention to volcanoes can we fully understand the scientific principles behind this phenomenon From there enhance the ability to forecast and respond effectively to future eruptions So far humans have still not been able to accurately predict the time of the next eruption Therefore each expedition by the researchers is like a life-or- death gamble A typical example is the couple Katya and Maurice Graf The pioneers who directly led into the volcanic hotspots They not only surveyed the actual sites but also recorded a series of authentic films It was precisely from these documents and discoveries tha In 1991 Mount Anzen in Japan suddenly became highly active Successive small eruptions with increasing intensity During the approach to the observation point to collect research data Katya and Maurice met with a tragic accident when they were swept away by volcanic ash and unfortunately lost their lives Their every effort is directed towards a common goal of all humanity That is to accurately predict the time of eruption To reclaim life for humanity This is a job where life is risked every day A single slip is a one-way trip Every breath shortens one's lifespan And they are even more ruthless than those under deadline pressure Every day what they face is not empty promises from their superiors But it is the volcanic mouth spewing toxic gas They walked between the fragile boundary of life and death They are porters who carry loads on the volcanoes in Indonesia This smoky area before our eyes is the area near the Anzen volcano A famous tourist attraction in Indonesia From the early morning light the miners had left the camp on the mountainside Silently climbing to the top and then following the dangerous slope down into the valley They still exploit it in the most primitive way Just a single iron bar and an old co Every day they carry about 100 kilograms of load from the bottom of the valley up to the mountain top and then bring it back down to the foot of the mountain They go back and forth about 2-3 times a day but their income is only 3-6 dollars This is considered the most dangerous volcanic gas chamber on the planet Hydrogen gas sulfur and dioxin-like substances spew from the volcano's mouth They have a concentration dozens of times higher than the safe level However their only form of protection was a damp piece of cloth Every day they have to work more than 12 hours in a stifling environment filled with toxic fumes Prolonged exposure damages the lungs destroys the respiratory tract causes early tooth loss and leads to many people suffering from lung failure In particular the price they have to pay is too high Very few people in this profession can live past the age of 40 In addition to the poisonous gases silently eroding life these miners must work right at the mouth of the volcano Where temperatures can reach up to 400 degrees Celsius In addition those flowing liquids are actually highly concentrated liquid crystals Just one careless moment even a few small drops is enough to cause a severe burn More terrifying is the fact that none of them can know when the volcano beneath their feet will erupt next Rank 6 Catching crabs in the Bering Sea The king crab is known as the gold of the sea floor Just one full catch can earn you up to two million dollars Does that sound tempting Just sailing the boat out to catch crabs Sounds like a job that's both simple and appealing But few people know that the emperor crab only lives in cold seas Therefore every year from October to November The fishermen had to send their boats through the Bering Strait Like this seeing a full crab basket Everyone thought the god of wealth was about to give money Who would have thought that just a second later the big wave came and before meeting the god of wealth they almost met the king These people are still considered lucky Only a cold kiss from the waves can be endured If the wind is a bit stronger the boat might capsize And at that time visiting the underworld was certainly unavoidable To experienced fishermen these waves were nothing more than a child's play Fishing for crabs in the Bering Sea is a battle against nature the open sea and even death in an extremely harsh environment Since the early 20th century this sea has continuously been the subject of rumors about ships disappearing mysteriously In May 1923 the ship Tara left the port of Kewpiew It was heading toward the US but along the way it suddenly lost all contact completely 23 crew members on the ship also vanished without a trace and never return By the end of the 1950s and early 1960s The number of missing vessels in this sea area has reached the highest level According to unofficial statistics at least more than 100 ships They have disappeared mysteriously and have not been found so far no fragments of them have been found Just before when people had not yet understood the Bering Sea they once speculated about giant sea monsters roaming freely However through the thorough data exploration and analysis by scientists the mysteries of the Bering Sea were finally revealed Due to the harsh environmental conditions and cold climate this area has a thick layer of drifting ice creating significant challenges for ship navigation In addition the complex geological structure along with the unique current and tidal patterns of the Bering Sea differs from those of ordinary seas Beneath the violent waves and strong winds powerful ocean currents sweep everything away the lost ships were not taken by sea monsters But it was the harsh weather at sea that caused the shipwreck and the sailors to be in danger To protect the ocean the government only allows Fishing in a very short period of time Fishermen had to make use of every minute every second as soon as they opened their eyes they rushed into work Even machines need to be charged and need rest time However these people have to work 21 hours a day Crazy waves keep crashing pushing the body to its limits Not stopping there let's find out where the Bering Sea is located This is the northernmost marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean shaped like a huge triangle To the north the Bering Sea connects to the North Pacific Ocean through the Bering Strait And if you take a ship through this area just go a little further To the north you are likely to encounter polar bears Especially in winter more than half of the days in the month Battered by fierce snowstorms temperatures can drop to minus 45 degrees Celsius Try comparing it Your refrigerator's freezer is only about minus 20 degrees Celsius yet on this ship most of the time the scene is It's still cold just like coming out from a frozen exhibition hall Under such harsh temperature conditions people still have to Working continuously for a long time causes the body to quickly become overloaded and the reflexes to become noticeably slower Moreover When the body is stiff even a single step can cause a fall And if by chance caught in extreme waves and strong winds it can be swept away In the vast ocean the chances of survival are almost zero That is why the crab fishermen in the Bering Sea They often left behind their relics before each voyage because even they did not know if this journey would offer a chance to return Rank 5 The Antarctic expedition team Being a member of the polar expedition team in the end is an experience How dangerous is it The short answer is just two words: extremely dangerous Coming here is a challenge First comes the bone-chilling cold and the fierce snowstorms The average annual temperature of the Antarctic continent rises o 58.4 degrees Celsius and at the Russian Vostok station People have recorded temperatures as low as -89.2 degrees Celsius In such a harsh working environment frostbite and lower body temperature occurs almost every day Without proper protection just standing in strong wind for 10 minutes is enough The feet became numb and lost sensation and after about 20 minutes a person can freeze to death The wind speed is Snowfall here can reach up to 100 meters on the wires three times stronger than a Category 12 storm In the blink of an eye A vision reduced to zero all directions erased Once an explorer loses their way and cannot return in time Run the price to pay may be life sacrifice for science Creating a hazy white screen that makes the eyes go blind gradually the sense of direction also disappears Lost there is no longer up or down In 1971 an American pilot on a flight mission The South Pole experienced a whiteout and disappearance of the sky In these extreme conditions the only way to survive is The explorers' duty is to remain in place and wait for their team to rescue them In these extreme cold regions everywhere is covered with snow They all conceal deep ice cracks thousands of meters deep The upper surface is always covered in snow a single misstep It can fall straight into the deep chasm in the blink of an eye Additionally many areas in the polar regions are at high altitudes above sea level For example the ice shelf extends up to 4 087 meters deep into the Antarctic continent where the oxygen level is only about 60% At sea level Working in this environment for a long time makes the members very susceptible to acute high-altitude illness Heavy bleeding can lead to coma even death More importantly the research station has very few staff In addition to their research their daily lives had almost no recreational activities Especially in winter Here it is almost completely isolated from the outside world causing heavy mental pressure and making psychological issues very likely This Bang Ha medical team is very special all of them are Sopa people living at the foot of the Himalayas Their job is to open and maintain the state road through Bang Khumbu River going ahead to scout the way and ensure safety for the expeditions climbing Everest From route surveys to infrastructure preparation along the way such as fixed ropes or ladders They are all installed by themselves beforehand The Bang Khumbu River is the only mandatory route Based on Everest's Camp 2 it is also considered the most dangerous checkpoint in the journey to conquer the roof of the world According to data from the Himalaya Database the period from the year They reported 49 people died while crossing this river which accounts for 25% of all deaths on Everest Among the victims the Sopa accounted for a disturbingly high percentage On April 18 2014 an avalanche The horrifying incident at the Bang Khumbu River claimed the lives of 16 Sopa guides Nearly a decade later On April 12 2023 a financial tragedy struck this area again killing three more Sopa people On average the mortality rate of Sopa guides reaches 4 053 cases per 100 000 people Cao gấp 12 lần so với tỷ lệ tử vong của binh sĩ Mỹ trong chiến tranh Iraq Sông Bang Khumbu có địa hì Extremely dangerous and the ice structure is always unstable Here there are countless deep crevasses and towering ice towers and the areas with easily collapsing ice Although someone has already made the way and is equipped with modern mountaineering equipment Every year there are still many heartbreaking accidents that occur in this area The working environment of the glaciologists They are much more dangerous than ordinary mountain climbers Not only do they face the boundary of life and death but they also bear additional burdens The fixed task of hoisting aluminum and ropes for those following multiplies the risk significantly Without those silent glacial doctors perhaps more than 99% of climbers would not survive The world will never reach the peak of Everest Nevertheless the Sopa quietly carve a path For climbers it's one of the most dangerous jobs on the planet but the pay is just a pittance Their entire mountain climbing income for the season is only about $5 000 If they happen to die from the snow the victim's family They were only compensated a mere 400 dollars Only after the tragedy In 2014 when the Sopa workers went on strike this compensation was raised to 15 000 dollars Level 3 Wind power maintenance staff Today green sustainable and environmental protection have become It is frequently mentioned Even the energy sources that support daily life are gradually shifting towards cleaner and more environmentally friendly options But behind this green journey are silent people rarely mentioned They are the maintenance staff In the wind power industry Do you see those huge wind turbines They play a crucial role in generating wind power Just a single failure that is not promptly resolved could cause a widespread power outage severely affecting residents' daily lives The danger of this job is not only in the dizzying height but it is much more frightening than changing a light bulb On high towers Because they not only face the fear of height and strong winds but also have to search for damaged areas On the sharp blades hovering in the air The only good thing is that they don't have to work alone they always have colleagues Go together and when going up take the elevator instead of climbing up by yourself The most important thing is that the light bulb usually only needs to be replaced once every six months They can plan ahead so there are almost no unexpected situations In contrast windmill repairers are different Sometimes they only climb up when they discover a problem to find the cause and fix it This means tha If an unexpected problem occurs they still have to take the risk and climb up to check even if the weather is unfavorable Therefore The danger of this job is imaginable Regarding income being a windmill doctor is clearly inferior Working on replacing light bulbs on a tall tower Choosing this job if you say it's for money that's not right it's because of passion Idealism and courage Rank 2 I defused the bomb myself Although the war ended decades ago But the dangers that the bombs left behind have not completely disappeared For example in Laos to this day It is estimated that about 80 million war-era bombs are still buried underground Although metal detectors can detect most of them On the ground but still not achieving absolute accuracy Compared to the manual method machines are still less reliable Therefore to this day my job as a bomb disposal expert is still irreplaceable In fact this is the job It is clear enough without needing to say much about the level of danger A small mistake can lead to serious consequences Light injuries heavy ones can be fatal This is a job with almost zero allowed margin of error Class 1 Maritime pilot It is one of the three most dangerous professions on the planet Making millions income but every day is a life-or-death gamble The person climbing the rope ladder is the guide The pilot guides the ship When the ship enters the port area or coastal rivers where the captain is not familiar with the channel The pilot will be required to assist Under the pilot's guidance the vessel is accurately maneuvered and coordinated with the tugboat To safely dock or depart It can be rephrased as even if the captain is short-tempered When meeting the pilot one must still maintain a polite attitude After all without a pilot guiding the way the ship would have difficulty entering or leaving Safe ports even hiding the risk of accidents Furthermore experienced pilots always know how to assist The captain safely steered the ship to the correct position avoiding collisions or scratches A pilot can be compared to a tour guide with expertise in port operations understanding of current shifts solid professional knowledge good communication skills and extensive practical experience The work of a firefighter is full of countless dangers every day they have to climb up high rope ladders It is a high-rise building When the sea is calm and the weather is peaceful that is an extremely lucky day But just a single big storm Rising waters surged the ladder immediately rocked violently A single misstep would be enough to throw them into the abyss Between life and death Therefore this is a job that allows almost no room for error And that's all the content of today's video Of the 10 jobs just mentioned which one do you think What is the most dangerous Leave your opinion in the comments below If you like this video remember to like and share Subscribe to the channel and turn on the notification bell to not miss the next exciting content Thank you for watching Hello and goodbye