Can I Beat a Geoguessr Pro With Just Plants?

[@zi8gzag]

ggs nebula, you legend :D

[@GeoNebula]

You're the goat bro, ggs!

[@vancebente5186]

The trees/plants featured are absolutly beautiful. Oddly pleasant rabbit hole to fall into

[@PingSharp]

Honestly the purest form of geoguessr. All landscapes, no copyright meta or camera generation. This is what I signed up for

[@jackallen83]

I loved that Persian silk tree.

[@GeoNebula]

I remember seeing them all the time growing up in Alabama, it was my first favorite tree!

[@PoprishErik]

This was interesting and at the same time very educational. Thank you for this video Nebula! Would be cool to see videos like this with other countries if your knowledge spreads across.

[@stephenjacobsen4616]

sweet, came here from Zi8s vid from 9 months ago and left a note on his vid asking for more colobs. Then visited your chan and this pops up. Another 20 mins of entertainment. Thanks both ^^

[@chir0pter]

I've at various points tried to learn to ID US pines based on sort of their drive by looks..nothing gives you practice like Geoguessr tho because you can cover so much more ground. Actually could see custom Geoguessr maps being used in intro forestry classes. If you want to make a video or a map of this type of thing I'd be interested. Or maybe I can make some myself! I'm especially interested in the Spruce pine Pinus glabra, as it is among the few pines that competes with hardwoods as a climax tree in mixed forests in the East (along with the Eastern white pine further north). I don't think I've seen it IRL. It also has a fairly geographically restricted range, basically upland forests between the southern Appalachians and the Gulf not including peninsular Florida or the tall part of Louisiana.

[@GeoNebula]

That's awesome! And I totally agree, Geoguessr maps are an amazing learning tool. Zi8gzag and I actually filmed another video that is focused specifically on IDing the pines of the eastern US that will be going up on his second channel (Geoguessr Explained) very soon! While I did not include Spruce Pine in my maps, it is one of my favorite eastern pines, and I always enjoy seeing it when I travel through eastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi.

[@sanj_lh]

13:46 ooo the picture on the right looks like a tree Bob Ross would draw! It looks so magical!

[@astrosoup]

Top tier editing 😊

[@GeoNebula]

@@astrosoup Thank you!

[@baaaaark]

My Farming Simulator experience makes me want to say the crop in the last round looks a lot like sugar cane, but I'm not 100% sure.

[@GeoNebula]

I thought that too! The leaves seem a little too dark, plus I don't believe sugarcane is grown in that area as far as I know. Still have much to learn about crops haha

[@sanj_lh]

It’s so cool seeing the difference in thought process! Love these vids!

[@TheBlippen]

Nice kirby music in the background

[@TheEntertainerTrainer]

Love these duels haha awesome video!

[@VenatorXVenator]

Mission accomplished soldier, good work.

[@pixellips]

This is fantastic

[@inverlock]

Not escaping the “smart” allegations

[@SuperSmackPop]

This is friggin incredible! Nebula FTW

[@palmtreegal3]

I love hearing you talk about plants!

[@googlemapsspeedruns777]

that beat at 23:35 ish slaps tbh really just sitting here noddin my head vibin W vid

[@frenchfreys]

I love plant geoguessr 😄

[@antimatter2417]

Music a bit too high otherwise good vid

[@Toopa88]

Agreed.

[@shreychaudhary4477]

I like the volume level for music