Daredevils and adventurers reveal how they cope with danger – and lockdown

Some humans seem almost super-human. Daredevils and adventurers have summited Everest, crossed the Antarctic and base-jumped off cliffs. And how do they do it? Read on for an insight into how they cope with danger. We asked the likes of former SAS captain Neil Laughton, extreme explorer Vanessa O’Brien and American base-jumper and skydiver Jeb Corliss … Read more

Daredevils dodge lava bombs while crossing an active volcano on a tightrope to set world record

Don’t int-erupt! Daredevil friends dodge lava bombs while crossing an active volcano on a tightrope to set a world record Alexander Schulz, 28 and Rafael Bridi, 33, crossed the Yasur volcano crater on Tanna Island, Pacific Ocean    The pair set a new Guinness World Record for walking the first slackline above an active volcano, on April … Read more

Daredevils scale homemade obstacle courses in their living rooms in new ‘home bouldering’ craze

We’ve already seen a runner complete a marathon in his back garden and a man reach the lofty heights of Mount Everest in his own home. But now locked-down Britons are climbing the walls of their own home with boredom – quite literally. Climbing enthusiasts unable to reach their favourite spots or local leisure centres … Read more

Heart-stopping pictures show daredevils somersaulting on precipices and dangling from cranes

On the edge of death: Heart-stopping pictures show daredevils somersaulting on precipices and dangling from cranes without a harness This gallery of images includes a daredevil who dangled his feet over the side of a skyscraper in Times Square Another shows a newlywed bride hanging off the edge of a cliff in New Hampshire wearing … Read more

Daredevils race along frozen surface of the world’s deepest lake

Daredevils took to the frozen surface of the world’s deepest lake in a bid to break speed records in a mile-long race. Ice-adapted vehicles – including helicopters, lorries and motorbikes – soared along Lake Baikal in Russia for the second annual Baikal Mile. The competition in the village of Maksimikha can reach temperatures of -40C and … Read more