“Next: a fishing trawler meets a rock jetty. No fish survive. But one man does—barely.”

Nature has a way of reminding us of our own smallness. We spend years engineering massive structures—bridges, homes, landmarks—only for a single moment of nature’s fury to level them.

is perhaps the ultimate example. Tectonic plates grind against each other for decades, storing massive amounts of energy. When that tension finally snaps, a city that stood for generations can be reduced to rubble in less than a minute. Similarly, a

public DestroyedInSeconds vulnerableEntity; public Image warningIcon; public float thresholdPercent = 60f; private void Update()