Inside the MYSTERIOUS World of 200 Million Termite Mounds | What On Earth | Science Channel

Scientists embark on an incredible journey through the Brazilian desert to uncover the secret behind the mysterious 200 million dirt mounds. The sheer scale of these mounds is staggering, and leaves scientists puzzled.
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Inside the MYSTERIOUS World of 200 Million Termite Mounds | What On Earth | Science Channel
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[@robrob5081]

Just gets interesting and then it ends

[@oresvaldodesousavaz3838]

They would have saved money for this trip if they had asked any Brazilian about these structures. Termite mounds are quite common all over Brazil, where they're known as "cupins". The depicted ones are huge indeed, but they're "cupins" nonetheless.

[@outerrealm]

Nah, the channel makes money by dragging out the story, overacting and overdramatizing. They could have done better in half the time and much less of the dramatic narrator. David Attenborough makes these guys look like hacks and bums.

[@thescienceinfohub]

This is mind-blowing! 🤯 The 200 million termite mounds in the Brazilian desert are a true enigma. It's fascinating to see scientists delving into this mysterious world, searching for answers to unlock the secrets behind these colossal structures. The wonders of nature never cease to amaze! 🐜🌵🔍

[@Jennifer-life396]

Awesome

[@curonelectricity]

😍

[@InnovationXperience]

👏

[@cattigereyes1]

Years old information! Yea! Though I like the channel! Sorry mound building was a hobby of the ancients.

[@SuperBjanka]

Could they have something to do with water?

[@cajuama]

Bring the fire.

[@ahoorakia]

these are left over MAYAN termite civilization,they all moved to big cities now🤣🤣

[@lionelfischer8240]

+1

[@danielmurray1715]

Tremors

[@chemist-man]

1st

[@OmarPhilipReusora-qg4xn]

Aliens fallen angels hahahaha non human and cryptids haha c'mon we want this to be more otherworldly which it already is.

[@TundeEszlari]

Awesome content, can I get a comment heart? ❤

[@kiransakapal48]

❤

[@TheLocusClassicus]

That’s American documentary making for you - over excited and designed to appeal to the intellectually immature. If you want to see scientific documentaries made with scholarly seriousness, you have to watch those made by the BBC, in particular those presented by David Attenborough. This is facile simplistic fare, hardly worth watching.

[@leeeagle5994]

Pseudo - science

[@outerrealm]

the channel makes money by dragging out the story, overacting and overdramatizing. They could have done better in half the time and much less of the dramatic narrator. David Attenborough makes these guys look like hacks and bums.