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In an apparent attempt to impress a group of teenage boys, the man (who’s name the Darwin Awards don’t reveal) dove off an 80-foot cliff into the water. 6) The Amateur Cliff DiverĪlongside Craig the paraglider in the 1999 Darwin Awards nominations was a 27-year-old who met his untimely demise at Skrinkle Haven in Wales. Craig’s parachute filled with water, dragged him downstream and drowned him. Unfortunately the swimming part didn’t go quite so well. The first part went swimmingly, with Craig executing a perfect landing. In 1999 a paraglider named Craig from Riverton in Utah decided he’d try out a new, soft way of landing, and splash down in a canal. But this committed sledneck kept right on revving up and down the hillside until he triggered a second, bigger avalanche which swept down and killed him. Earlier in the day Walter had in fact triggered an avalanche and been buried up to his waist.Īny normal person might be shaken up by this, or at the very least take it as a sign that they should stop.

State Troopers had warned that conditions meant avalanches were likely.

This almost entirely pointless exercise involves driving as far as you can up a pristine slope before the sled gets stuck, and then bombing back down again.

Walter’s nomination for the 2000 awards came after he was “highmarking” on his snowmobile. He was killed not by a natural disaster, but by his own blatant stupidity.” “But the circumstances surrounding the death of Walter, a 43-year-old Fairbanks man, are unusual enough to warrant an exception. “Ordinarily a man killed by an avalanche is suffering from a natural disaster, and not eligible for a Darwin Award,” says the awards website. Skydiving, Wingsuit Flying & BASE Jumping.

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