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**Title:** Terrifyingly Close Calls Caught on Camera (Third Installment)
**Summary:**
This article/video showcases 5 heart-stopping, near-miss incidents caught on camera:
1. **A Really Bad Trip**: A pedestrian in Russia narrowly avoids being hit by a van after stepping into oncoming traffic.
2. **Don't Mess with Mama**: A Utah hiker encounters an aggressive mountain lion protecting her cubs, but escapes unharmed.
3. **Keep an Eye on Your Kids**: Quick-thinking truck drivers in Vietnam prevent a tragedy by stopping for a toddler who ran into the street.
4. **Missed by Mere Inches**: A man in Russia dodges death when a 2-ton concrete slab falls from a building, crushing his car just seconds after he stepped away.
5. **Additional Close Calls**:
* A family of ducks miraculously survives being driven over by a car in Texas.
* A woman in Canada avoids multiple potential fatal accidents on the highway due to the quick reactions of other drivers.
* A fisherman in Florida narrowly escapes an alligator's deadly bite while fishing in the Everglades.
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**Segment 1: A Really Bad Trip**
1. The incident occurred in St. Petersburg, Russia, in the summer of 2020.
2. A middle-aged pedestrian stepped into the street, pausing traffic in two right-hand lanes.
3. The pedestrian attempted to cross into oncoming traffic, waving at drivers.
4. A large white van approached, and the pedestrian tripped and fell.
5. The van driver stopped mere inches from the pedestrian, avoiding an accident.
**Segment 2: Don’t Mess with Mama**
6. In October 2020, a 26-year-old hiker, Kyle Burgess, encountered kittens on a trail in Slate Canyon, Utah.
7. Burgess attempted to document the kittens, believing them to be baby bobcats.
8. A fully grown female mountain lion appeared, prompting Burgess to retreat.
9. Burgess, with no formal wildlife training, used the tactic of "making himself look big" to deter the lion.
10. The lioness ultimately streaked away, presumably towards her babies.
**Segment 3: Keep an Eye on Your Kids**
11. In Tuyen Quang, Vietnam, on June 9, 2018, a toddler ran into the street.
12. A truck driver's dashcam captured the incident and the driver alerted others with his horn.
13. The toddler was stopped from further danger by a biker who dismounted and intervened.
14. The child's mother arrived shortly to claim the toddler.
**Segment 4: Missed by Mere Inches**
15. In November 2020, Vladivostok, Russia, experienced severe "ice rain" causing hazardous conditions.
16. A couple attempted to clean ice off their car the following morning.
17. Darya Ponomarenko-Zhuk went inside, leaving her husband, Alexander, outside.
18. A massive 8-foot, 2-ton concrete block fell from a nearby building, crushing their Nissan X-trail.
19. Alexander narrowly escaped injury by running away just in time.
**Segment 5: Why Did the Ducklings Cross the Road?**
20. In spring 2020, in Fort Worth, Texas, a bystander filmed a mother duck and her eleven ducklings crossing a highway.
21. A vehicle approached at high speed but surprisingly passed through the duck family without harming them.
22. The mother duck gathered her ducklings and continued crossing the highway.
**Segment 6: One Lucky Lady**
23. In January 2020, in Sooke, British Columbia, Canada, a woman's SUV was captured on dashcam nearly involved in multiple accidents.
24. The woman, attempting to pass another vehicle, lost control but was unharmed due to the reactions of other drivers.
25. The SUV came to rest on the shoulder after hitting a signpost.
**Segment 7: Not the Catch He Expected**
26. In May 2019, a fisherman in the Everglades, Florida, had a close encounter with an alligator.
27. The alligator surfaced and nearly bit the fisherman's hand, missing by a few inches.
28. The fisherman escaped with no injuries, capturing the incident on video shared on Instagram.