These Places Shouldn’t Exist On Earth But They Damn Well DO! - Part 2

Tune in to check out these places that probably shouldn't exist on earth, but they do anyway!
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[@MarkedforDeletions]

I am laughing at the Florida joke at beginning

[@queenesther3970]

The #1 problem with FINITE man is that they never want to Acknowledge The Creator. Glory To The Most High.

[@marielester7107]

Isn't it wonderful to know that anytime you've seen lightning you have gotten a glimpse of Jesus Christ.. every single time.Amen

[@aron_oliveros]

Imagine if we can store all of those energy wasted from lightning strikes? It may sound absurd but, we can save other natural resources if we could.

[@umidk9876]

Earth is so beautiful, too bad most of the human race will never appreciate that.

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

“It wasn’t actually the water that was on fire”, the fact that statement even needed to be made illustrates the current level of human intelligence.

[@pamelaevans3146]

God's world is truly beautiful and magnificent.

[@iamme4552]

You got the Eye of the Sahara completely wrong. The rings, size, surrounding peaks which once held waterfalls, and other features closely match Homer’s description of the lost city of Atlantis. It is believed to have once been on the shore but became landlocked by a massive tectonic shift. People believed it sank into the ocean because European visitors came by sea and one day it was just no longer visible on the shore.

[@dismic3556]

"Scientists don't know what causes it, but they have found out what causes it"

[@KartikPatel-nt4ff]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅well ingormeti0n.Good show more 😊😅😅

[@redwolf1467]

Petition to bring back the little dude saying "amazing" at the beginning of each video 🥺🥺🥺

[@thierrypauwels]

04:40

[@jpatt1000]

We saw basalt columns similar to Fingal's Cave when we were in Iceland last October. It was weird to see something that was so structured occurring naturally! Too bad about the spray painted graffiti on the Al Naslaa rock formations. (I suppose it's no different to the older markings that are on them but at least the old ones are harmonious with the rock. I wonder when some of those date from?)

[@ruththompson9369]

I love learning about the world that we would never knew without shows like this...

[@Tai-chan.]

I love how you just say "Florida" and we don't need an explanation 😂

[@lisamdrake5696]

Fascinating stuff! Besides the “rainbow” in Yellowstone, the only other thing I ever heard of was the bioluminescence, mentioned here in Maldives. I learned of this occurrence when I visited Bioluminescence Bay in Vieques Island, Puerto Rico, which was the main reason I planned an eco-vacation here. Can I just say that it was truly AMAZING to swim, under the new moon, in this bay of “stars”! Highly recommend this experience to those adventurous souls out there!! ❤️😁

[@lauriemasters5596]

This narrator did a wonderful job reporting. This was so informative, never would've known these places existed! Thank you

[@JeffreyAllan]

The Eye of the Sahara looks suspiciously similar, exactly actually, to the described appearance of Atlantis, The oceans would have had to cover that portion of Africa though, Which is also totally possible centuries ago.

[@juiceeditz8580]

hey y'all. Dean's Blue Hole is found in the Bahamas, not Belize. Belize's blue hole is known as The Great Blue Hole, it's a wonderful place to visit btw.

[@rogerszmodis]

There was an iceberg larger than Jamaica that broke off in 2000 and took almost 20 years to melt.