In his most daring feat yet, Nik Wallenda will walk high above the lava pool of Masaya Volcano, one of the most volatile and dangerous volcanoes in the world.
Aerialist Nik Wallenda details preparations for dangerous volcano tightrope walk
In his most daring feat yet, Wallenda will walk high above the lava pool of Masaya Volcano, one of the most volatile and dangerous volcanoes in the world, located in the heart of Nicaragua. It has erupted 13 times in 30 years.Nik Wallenda practices before his high-wire walk over the Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua.Despite the magnitude of the magma below, Wallenda said he will take in all of its natural beauty.
The acrobat predicts the 1,800-foot walk over -- dubbed"the mouth of Hell" -- could take him 30 to 35 minutes."For the last week I've been waking up in cold sweats because of this walk," Wallenda explained."Every step is dangerous, but I will become more and more relaxed as I get through that gas for sure."Nik Wallenda practices before his high-wire walk over the Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua.4.
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