In October 2025, six elite slackliners, Lukas Irmler, Antonia Rüede-Passul, Jens Decke, Karl Schrader, Valentin Rapp (all Germany) and Rafael Bridi (Brazil) etched their names in history by walking a 148m long highline suspended 1,008m above the iconic Angel Falls, the world’s tallest waterfall. Named Amanöm (“the most beautiful” in the Pemon language), the line was across the edge of Venezuela’s Auyán Tepui and was set after a grueling six-day jungle trek with support from local Pemon