15 AMAZING Natural Structures

From towering rock formations to intricate caves and stunning geological features, these structures showcase the planet's remarkable diversity and beauty. Join us for today's video, as we unveil the top 15 most striking natural structures in the world.
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[@nutier]

Amazing nature that I love ! Thank you for sharing it with pleasure . Happy Sunday to you !

[@angeliquegrove7873]

I ask and please request a video of the most beutiful butterflies all over the globe. Your channel is the best and i love your videos. I watch them every day. Thanks top Fives for the great content that you bring us everyday. Very great work. Congrats.....

[@chriskane1]

Ooh, that's a good idea!

[@jamesbon43]

They forget to say back when Giant wasn't extinct yet. They used to put rock on top of tall stone when they was bored, 😅

[@michaeldomanski9352]

absolutely aww inspiring....just amazing what weather can do!

[@pikifrino]

Congratulations!.. Very interesting video!.. Thank you

[@susanjeffay3851]

Hoodoos at Bryce Canyon, my favorite

[@garymiller5937]

Cool, beautiful, gorgeous, amazing and awe inspiring! 😊❤ What else can you say?

[@ubaidubaidullah5568]

Amazing were there such sight on earth

[@KartikPatel-nt4ff]

😅😮😮well information good show 😅

[@LalaShwante]

Those rocks never tasted earthquake, so they're the safest places to live in.

[@saiyongdawn7756]

5:15: They reminds me of cones. 😊

[@dgonthehill]

wow

[@bryanhermans4303]

A little known, but amazing PBR sits in the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington State close to Omak Lake. A 42 ton round boulder defies all logic and balances on a pedestal about a foot round. Balancing Rock is a sacred site: visitors must show respect.

[@gordonandrews9045]

How fun and interesting

[@Leo-pd4fc]

Sahara's eye is one of most striking natural structures in the world but what if it's not only natural structure? I believe Sahara's eye was The lost city of Atlantis because Platon was imagined Atlantis is circle like city like what Sahara's eye is AND Sahara haven't always been a desert, it was green before with full of green forests, water and animals, full of life what sadly it isin't today. Earth's nature is really surprising. That video about natural structures was amazing. 🌍

[@saiyongdawn7756]

I don't think the earth is billions of years old though much less millions. 🤔

[@Infamous41]

​@@saiyongdawn7756it's 4 billion. This is a fact

[@Leo-pd4fc]

​@@Infamous41yep, you tells a facts

[@VOID-Venture]

it's too small to be Atlantis. Why can't it be what the name suggests? Though I'm currently focused on Volcanism, I plan to do a video on it.

[@VOID-Venture]

@@Infamous41 That is a theory. The word fact doesn't mean what most people think.

[@Mike-hr6jz]

I love the way you gas and make up stuff out of hole cloth. Your explanations are funny and even though you are an old man, you aren’t here when these things happened were you.

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Sure sounds like Charlie Sheen to me.

[@stevecann3394]

Zimbabwe gained independence from Britain, not Rhodesia. Rhodesia was Zimbabwe's pre-indrpendence name. Enjoyed the video very much though.

[@yolandaaedo2108yolalla]

El viento es el autor.... 😮😮😮😮😮

[@gisellebryan6457]

Human beings again when will they learn. Damaging rock formations. Total wickedness 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@BhaaskarDesai]

PBR in South India - Krishna's Butter Ball

[@katieflowers4163]

See Roger at Mudfossil University. First one, probably fossilized hair of a giant being.🎉🎉🎉 Giant remains are all over.

[@VOID-Venture]

yes! you have the shine, treasure it. Though I don't agree with his every perspective, Roger is great at what he does. I am currently working on a Terraforming Series.

[@VOID-Venture]

yes! you have the shine, treasure it. Though I don't agree with his every perspective, Roger is great at what he does. I am currently working on a Terraforming Series.

[@user-oc6km8zc4l]

hi

[@jimgreen5788]

Since, although you mentioned the name of the state where the living root bridges are found, you didn't mention the country. Finally it occurred to me that you were talking about India's Meghalaya, which is actually pronounced McGolly-uh. On the subject of Spider Rock, you revealed that it's on Navajo land in Canyon de Chelly, which is pronounced Canyon d'SHAY, rather than can-YONE dee Shelly. The Wikipedia article on the subject verifies this pronunciation, which I learned decades ago when I took a tour of the place in '87. Just for fun, there's a town nearby with an equally odd name--Chinle--which is pronounced chin-LEE.

[@ChandidasGhosh-id2qc]

Number 15 might work well as a natural habitats of Hamas.

[@dessiewatkins1006]

I was just pondering Utah's stone arches, wondering if European, African and Asian populations protected any that are located in their lands.

[@VOID-Venture]

The numbers are a clear indication you are failing to get the thinking juices flowing. People watching out of boredom.

[@madhurisingh276]

🙏🙏🙏👌

[@wonderfulworld5134]

Precariously balanced rocks. Far in the future we will understand the ballancing rocks. Not that this can be explained at this date in time. PRB

[@Kussii]

Devils rock = tree

[@Leo-pd4fc]

I agree you, Devil's rock tower would be a BIG old dead tree. 🌳⛰️

[@nalcon1]

65 million years. Hahaha

[@billburkhalter411]

Noah's Flood

[@Vikface1978]

It’s true there was a worldwide flood about 12k years ago at the end of the Younger Dryas, a flood is mentioned in every religion around that time. It’s not Noah’s flood.

[@annlyon.2040]

These are all Giant Biblical petrified trees. Get your story straight.

[@Witch_Bitch86]

Christians really do think the universe revolves around them and their beliefs lmao smfh 😂

[@lizardog]

That's a fact, and now they want to run the U.S. government? The audacity.

[@user-qj5ld9gj2h]

There's no such thing as 65 millions years ago. Carbon dating is complete wrong.

[@roberttorres8477]

Says the guy working as an Uber driver

[@VOID-Venture]

Keep pushing friend. We're starting to wake these programmed people up.

[@Mr.Plant_man]

😂😂😂😂😂 what a clown 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@yeuxdal]

HA HAHAha haHA

[@lizardog]

More thorazine needed. STAT.

[@ruthdoyle9085]

The earth is 5784 years old, so these claims are false…

[@karriehernandez9097]

Your out of your GD mind if you think the earth is only 6000 years old 😂😂😂

[@user-ef4jw2oe7g]

В детстве ,отец возил меня ,показывал острог в тайге ,под Братском , так вот ,на нём еле видно было цифры 7600г.(600)это я так написала , потому что не помню цифру всю ! Но 7 тыс - это точно ! Вопрос ....до образования Земли ,острог был возведён ????😂

[@yahsontre2275]

He mite be right, enough research and you will be surprised

[@karriehernandez9097]

@@yahsontre2275 the dinosaurs, They lived millions of years ago🙄🤦‍♀️ so no he’s not right. He’s not even close.

[@sharonbendtsen3421]

Close your bible and open your mind

[@-dirk-65]

40 seconds in & the BS is already too thick. 760,000 years of nonsense. Booo

[@scrapperdudeGA]

FYI: All of the "Christian" legends about the Devil's Slide have nothing to do with Christianity. Yes, there may be Christians who somehow subscribe to these myths but eventually, as they grow in their faith, these types of fantasies are exposed by the Truth and set aside.

[@luissantiago9564]

Sorry, but the Devils tower is nothing but a petrified tree stump.

[@slowerm]

Check youre facts!