Karina Oliani, a Brazilian wildlife physician and video producer, has set a Guinness World Record for the world’s longest tyrolean traverse over a lava lake, measuring 100.58 meters. Karina traversed over the 1187 °C volcanic lava lake named Erta Ale in Afar, Ethiopia.
It takes utmost courage to make such records which are both fascinating and scary. To celebrate the occasion of International Women’s Day 2021, they posted on such a record Karina Oliani. This post has shown the confidence and courage to encounter this adventurer, hailing from Brazil, used a rope to traverse over volcanic lava lake Erta Ale in Ethiopia.
GWR posted the video on instagram and wrote “She Crossed A Massive Lake Of Lava. She’s daring, adventurous and an absolute inspiration for International Women’s Day. Wildlife enthusiast and medical physician @karinaoliani from Brazil isn’t afraid to require on bold challenges,” “Karina trekked together with her team into the vast desert of Afar, Ethiopia, to face one among the most well liked points of the earth – volcanic lava lake, Erta Ale.” “The Brazilian environmental guru suspended herself across the crater of a lively basaltic shield volcano, hovering over a lava lake reaching a whooping 1187 °C! Karina crossed a complete distance of 100,58 m (329 ft 11.76 in), achieving the world’s longest tyrolean traverse over a lava lake. She achieved this feat in appreciation for nature’s extremes and therefore the environment’s beauty.”
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Data source: guinnessworldrecords and HT
