| “ | This may seem hard to believe but the Himalayas are no longer the roof of the world. | „ |
| ~ Professor Frederick West to Harry Helmsley |
The Himalayas were a range of mountains that were Earth's highest peaks before it was given its title to the Drakensberg Mountains.
History[]
2012 Apocalypse[]
During the Worldwide Flooding, the Himalayas were hit by one of the tsunamis, leaving some mountains completely flooded, while others became half-flooded. One of the Arks were not starting their engines due to a hydraulic jamming, by an Impact Driver during the stowaway of the Curtis family and Tenzin's family. As the malfunction continued, the Ark was sent adrift and was about to collide with Mount Everest. Jackson Curtis and his son Noah, managed to get the drill out of the gears, allowing the Ark to start its engines before it could impact Everest. The Ark set sail for land as it continued to sail through the flooded Himalayas.
Aftermath[]
After the 2012 Apocalypse ended, the Himalayas are no longer the tallest mountains on Earth and have suffered extreme damage from the tsunamis, leaving them uninhabitable. The Drakensberg Mountains are made the new tallest mountains of the world when the African continent rose.