If you’re afraid of heights, you better quit this story before it gives you a phobia that would refrain you from reading our stories; because that will hurt us. The video, that was shared by a thriller seeker online, is everything close to dangerous and viral on the web.
In the video, one can see a tourist posing on the edge of a 3,000-foot mountain near Rio de Janeiro. And as the video recorder shifts the camera to get the view of the vicinity, our heart skips a beat seeing the buildings below that look like blocks of plastic toys from the mountain height.
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The woman, for facts, is posing at the edge of a 2,769-foot cliff on Pedra da Gavea, Brazil.
![tourist posing at 2,800-Foot Mountain Edge](https://www.viralbake.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/1-430-800x417.jpg)
According to the tourism website Visit Brazil, Pedra da Gavea is the world’s biggest coastline monolith. “Visitors can reach the top of the monolith after a hard and demanding trek of approximately 3 hours… Climbing Pedra da Gavea is only for experienced trekkers,” the website warns.
One of the coolest fucking things I’ve ever done! Pedra da Gavea in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. pic.twitter.com/5M6Cdl4FOu
— The Last King of Ireland (@Tha_Irishman) February 16, 2020
I got anxiety just watching this.
— SARAH ? (@sarah_got_cake) February 16, 2020
It’s an attraction for visiting hipsters and thrill seekers.
— Rich (@Richard09999606) February 16, 2020
An all-too-common sight. pic.twitter.com/PLfk5fB8Yr
That makes the bottoms of my feet tickle — like I was about to slip and fall. I agree. No way.
— GP (@gpswenson) February 16, 2020
— Matheus Romaneli (@MatheusRomaneli) February 18, 2020
My hands instantly started to sweat. pic.twitter.com/dqXLM1Wp33
— Kman (@FSUkristopher) February 16, 2020
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I literally stop breathing just seeing her take another move on the edge! ? pic.twitter.com/j7NgvVPZUa
— Henry T. Contreras (@HenryTContreras) February 16, 2020