TRENDING NOW: Eight terrifying parachute crash landings

Howard Alexander

January 11, 2019 - 5:00 AM

Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane is scary enough, but realizing you're about to land in a heavily treed Florida swamp has got to be terrifying.

Thankfully none of the eight parachuters was badly hurt during the series of crash landings.

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