• They walked on a tightrope over an active volcano in Vanuatu.
• The video has been watched more than 1.4 million times.
• The post has been liked more than 12,000 times.

Netizens were shocked when Guinness World Records posted a video of adventurers Rafael Zugno Bridi and Alexander Schulz’s record on Instagram (GWR). They broke a record when they walked on a tightrope over an active volcano. Even if you don’t find it scary, the video may make your jaw drop.

Longest slackline walk over an active volcano. 261 m (856 ft),”  261 m (856 ft)” is what GWR wrote when they posted the video. When they replied to their own post, they also told us more about the amazing thing they had done. . “Rafael Bridi and Alex Schulz slacklined at a height of 42 m (137 ft) above the crater of Mount Yasur in Vanuatu,”  they wrote.

About few hours ago, the video was posted online. Since it was posted, the video has been watched more than 1.4 million times, and that number keeps going up. Also, the post has been liked more than 12,000 times and counting. People have shared different comments in response to the post.

Someone on Instagram wrote, “Unbelievable.” “Great,” said someone else. “This is a record,” said a third person. “Woww!! “Respect!!” said a fourth person. Many people showed how they felt by using emoticons like hearts, fire, and hands clapping.

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