Most MYSTERIOUS Discoveries Made On Earth!

[@Skullzi]

You guys need to significantly reduce the amount of ads you put into your videos. It is downright disrespectful to have an ad basically every minute.

[@jimmiedmc1]

Thats you tube doing that not them... Dumbass

[@eltoritodechicago]

James Mcrae thats them they can put the ads to get more money out of the video

[@mondredgaming8927]

get an ad-blocker

[@thescarletcars]

Hi, I love the videos, can you add some links to your descriptions, like where you researched this stuff, if we want to dig deeper on a certain topic we can start off immediately

[@momonohomo150]

Google._.

[@joelee8131]

Fungus is the largest organism on earth, I think. Mycelium

[@enchanteddiamond6321]

9 Super Sized rats Me: That sounds like my dog

[@1LCUK1]

Hi Katrina! I absolutely love these videos. Always learning something new

[@Phendix21]

I always love all of your videos. You keep me learning.

[@OhmOverlord]

What if we are digging up museums with crappy tech on display and all the cool stuff has been destroyed over time

[@treborironwolfe]

I got a feeling that we haven't discovered the actual "museums" yet.. most of the random old junk we find in the ground is simply discarded or abandoned commonfolk household items.

[@kurtc6372]

My daughter and I have been saying bye on the phone the same way for years. So love it when you say “BYE”

[@wyattguilliams2621]

2:25 Rodents of an unusual size? They don't exist - Wesley from the princess bride

[@Shua_85]

If you didn’t say it I was going to.

[@linecro]

As you wish!😂😂😂

[@Zany4God]

I recall from my college biology class that the largest life form on earth is the Aspen tree forests of Colorado.

[@patrickgryholdtmarcussen3409]

Its wrong.

[@patrickgryholdtmarcussen3409]

California red oake is the biggest tree.

[@augustusmcgovern6084]

It depends on the form one means.

[@kate2.0.]

Ask for your money back, they were taking the piss.

[@akv-ns6ot]

The largest living organism on Earth is a mold that lives under at least 3 States in Northwest part of the US

[@screwthehaters2146]

This is a good video i was actually making popcorn

[@Thegamechat7]

Those rats still exist, they migrated to NY lol.

[@Funnyanimalperson]

Oof

[@augustusmcgovern6084]

11 pound rats 5 times bigger than "normal "? I used to have neighbors in Brooklyn about that size! Off, please, come back if they're capybara sized!

[@weir-dojohnny1557]

I had a few capybara. We charged two bucks to view giant man eating rat, Porky(s), no pics at the carnival i used tp travel with.

[@AsheOdinson]

Love your videos, Katrina. That being said, am I the only one who noticed the early mention of human bones dating... 350k years ago? Then, at the mention of the oldest organism, we got knocked back down to 200k again?

[@kingpin_5535]

Pretty much all there "scientific" facts where skewered by the narrator. Like them saying someone froze something below absolute zero which is totally impossible because its totally impossibly to know any givin particals direction and speed any where in the universe at the same time and if you froze something to absolute zero which would stop all movement so youd know its direction and position which you cant. You can bring stuff to 1 billionth of a degree above absolute zero tho

[@willkleespies8682]

The bones arent living obviously lol. The 200k year old organism is the oldest LIVING organism, thats why they showed the turtle lmao. They didnt show a 350k year old LIVING person!!!

[@melvinshelton8448]

Aurelia Destiny. Thx for mentioning The Princess Bride. I hadn't thought of a ROUS in years; I remember the book and movie with affection. You know, I think II will indulge in them again!

[@everhernandez6011]

thank you for this great video ☺

[@rastrisfrustreslosgomez544]

EASY! Yellowstone's underground MEGAfungus. Did I win a cookie?

[@margaretblessednfavoredmcg4727]

Great narrations luv, keep up the good work

[@JesusGarza-cu2oz]

If you dont eat rat... Rat eats you...

[@MarthaRodriguez-if7of]

love the channel

[@nambansal3858]

Love the way you say hi and bye

[@joedormond]

Her voice DRILLS into my head 😖

[@xLionsxxSmithyx]

Stop being a child

[@johncipriano3627]

“FASCINATING, !!!!!!!!!!” “Beam Me up SCOTTY!!”

[@itscez]

Isnt the capybara practically a giant rat?

[@UnchainedAmerica]

Rodent, not a rat.

[@antivirace202]

i thought it was bobs boyfriend

[@christopherchuauhang4829]

Pretty much yes it is.

[@augustusmcgovern6084]

It's also much bigger than 11lbs.

[@lucianoguerra9013]

Yes but only a relative.

[@hovaline2]

Quite interesting

[@felipaguzman488]

This my favorite cave ever!✌️😷🥰

[@lissfirefly9517]

Yes, the tortoise claimed to be that old..lol

[@karlcedriceusebio9596]

The biggest organism on Earth is the Humugous Fungus,a giant patch of Fungus about a size of a city and thousands of kilometers in Diameter,the Fungus is called the Honey Yellow Mushroom and they have very large land the cover it

[@bobbone8029]

The largest existing organism on Earth is a mycelium up in the northern part of America in southern part of Canada.

[@treborironwolfe]

*ÐэєP ţĦðųĢĦţŞ.. ßy Ţяэß©* I still question whether or not there are coral reefs that currently occupy a larger total footprint than of the fungi. Also, always blows my mind to hypothesize that some coral colonies we find today are possibly the same original "organisms" that first existed (i.e; immortal).

[@KalebPC0305]

Trebor Ironwolfe yes very interesting, unfortunately we have lost nearly 90% of current coral reefs so it likely we won’t know anytime soon. :(

[@Piyu_9]

The balls of costa rica 🤣🤣🤣

[@kitheos1365]

Wow neat stuff

[@nikithomson7782]

Number 3 was fascinating!!

[@ManicVisions]

I love Katrina. Her voice is nice to listen to late at night when im going to bed

[@jrlopez1027.]

Those giant rats are from fallout 4 !!!

[@marksoltys9959]

The giants of long past had guns of their own design. Could those spheres be remnants of their ammunition?

[@ravensummerfield6340]

mark soltys true they could be from giants weapons and there were amo for slinging shots or gun

[@ingerjohnson3256]

i just got into your youtube and it is very good

[@kevinloving606]

3:00 Is it a moss that stretches across several states in the U. S. Midwest?

[@eyebrowjellybean8319]

"sophisticated society." So scientists think that past societies were even more stupid than us?😂

[@lovediesfaster]

Word of the day: Humongous fungus...🍄 😰

[@donnalopez7908]

Trumps wiewie lol

[@ryoukurokiba8236]

Largest Organism : Fungus.

[@minimanadam]

If they were giant birds, rats and lizards. Who says there wernt giant humanoids

[@maul5578]

adam s giants did exist they were known as men of renown the Bible tells us about them

[@jamesbriggs3092]

i did learn something new. thanks

[@KCsFunHouse]

Of course it’s called a humongous fungus... 😂🤣

[@tammywallace5928]

Rats in Baltimore MD are the size of small dogs lol they still xsist

[@noudint2461]

ill sure be dead when i go there then.. i have RAT phobia😬😬

[@greglemieux9809]

I'm from New Bedford Ma, and I've seen some monster ass rats by the shore. I've also traveled the eastern seaboard by train. Baltimore in my personal opinion is The most rugged looking city I have personally seen. Just saying 😎

[@lauraschlueter287]

I was thinking the same thing. Luckily I guess I've lived in parts of the county where they aren't prevalent but I definitely saw a few huge ones during my commute when I worked in the city.

[@deadfred821]

No bullshit, I seen on the size of a capybara over in Woodlawn (Baltimore County, not the city). There's some shit in our harbor, for real.....

[@tammywallace5928]

Yes it is quite horrific in areas I’ve been lucky as well and lived on the county side however there are some counties that are a lil nuts also I’m also guessing the horrific nature is what’s causing the rats to grow and grow!

[@shredrik]

According to Paul Stamets it's giant network of mycelium.

[@karylphan9899]

Learn something new everyday.

[@fav347]

The video is really interesting, but the fact that i had to go trough 4 adds in a 13 minute video is way too annoying.

[@ravennnotsymone]

Miguel A. Santiago Agreed!!

[@ravensummerfield6340]

Watch #7 not supposed to be a tell a phone it’s supposed to be a jump rope lol

[@cavedust6003]

I guess number 7 is a "stone tablet" lol

[@baruchben-david4196]

Way too many ads for such a short video.

[@jasonmusser7561]

Yeah those 5 ads where you can skip after just 5 seconds on free t.v. is just WAY too much to handle.lmao.you lazy,complaining fuck.

[@srkfan4ever137]

Very fascinating video.

[@PaulBrown-uj5le]

Lols yeah.... Well....if you say so.....

[@firebirdco5563]

Nice, but really stop with the billions of years thing , that's not real science. ( seriously, if the earth was 2 billion years old then the sun would have been at the orbit of Mars) just show the cool stuff that you found and say ' you don't know where it came from ' . Cheers

[@TheHoagie13]

11:19 Did you JUST SAY the words *"TO INFINITY"* and *"BEYOND"* as if none of us wouldn't figure out the damn reference?

[@nemanjazdravkovic5200]

WAIT FOR IIIIIT........ THE HUMUNGUS FUNGUS😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

[@leonguzman1647]

Good...👍

[@Forsak3nBreed1982]

wait, so cloning itself means it's the oldest organism. is the entire meadow one plant or are they saying the original plant is still there? microbes have been cloning themselves like the grass from the dawn of life yet they get no mention

[@stevedeneau5021]

I love this show...

[@nickvickers9357]

I always thought the largest organism was an Aspen tree grove, in Aspen, Co.

[@ronoday4846]

yea its a tree that all the roots are connected, not sure of the name of it

[@nickvickers9357]

@@ronoday4846 I was born and lived in denver for in 33 years in Denver. I heard about it quite a bit.

[@wmminter2248]

'Lest we completely forget the Great Barrier Reef

[@brianwilliams9813]

Great barrier reef is more than one animal

[@bffvlog5233]

Amazing Who knew some descoveries around our world eaiting to be found by our future.

[@ravensummerfield6340]

I stoped listening after #7 cuz I was reading comments lol 😂

[@markcockerham646]

Supersized rats; R.O.U.S!

[@carsnshii_]

The Bosnian Sphere... how does New Zealand have connections to it?

[@Flynn01979]

So, the rodents of unusual size from Princess Bride actually existed!

[@akv-ns6ot]

Origins Explained is an oxymoron for posting "not quite sure" videos

[@Bildad1976]

There is something fishy about the ancient nuclear reactors in Affrica. One thing is that the chances of one reactor having all of the necessary requirements randomly occur BY ACCIDENT is millions to one, so the chances of having 17 of them having all of the "millions to one" requirements would be MANY BILLIONS TO ONE! To make it even more unlikely (if that's possible) is that these conditions have never been observed since the ( or even before then for that matter)! Additionally, there are leading scientists who say that there's no way that this could have happened without intelligent design.

[@Rawshella]

mushroom/fungus that grows underground in the pacific northwest

[@sallyjenko2315]

Ah, you slay me when you pronounce Spanish words 😍😍😍

[@ogismotheonly101]

Spheres are possibly forms of communication when electricity hits!

[@cheer_leaderaflyer4289]

I was wrong about the blue whale being the largest organism in the world.it's actually fungus, wow. That's some crazy shit.💩

[@Bildad1976]

I'm guessing the largest organism is the coral reef off the coast of Australia.

[@animagi6844]

12:42 nUmBeR FiFtEeeN~

[@walteriamusic5556]

Oldest Organism..... Stromaolite - 3.8 billion years ago.

[@Darkstar.....]

Walteria Music living from then to now. Individual. Not longest living species. Dumb ass!

[@-montithedefiant9690]

Wakanda forever. They have nuclear reactors... Still throw spears.

[@RobinKookie]

ROUS

[@adamhayes4728]

interesting fact, in oregon, alot of hallucinogenic mushrooms grow here naturally, i wonder

[@cloudfullofshark]

fun fact theres a MASSIVE rat in my garden when i say massive i mean massive

[@terrancespillers6970]

Who the in Hell told you the Earth is 350,00years old. Oh yeah...If you dig up a body isn't that grave robbing. Damn!!! Dead men's bones aren't even safe.

[@lindalacombe6581]

A tree ( aspen). It covers many acres and it is all one organism.

[@jinjerradiske6458]

A forest that is all connected to one "mother tree."

[@gremlinnapoleon3870]

Hey Katrina! =)

[@carterjones4709]

THE HUMUNGOUS FUNGUS

[@emmahayesz]

The sculls are super scary!

[@FORZYSEN]

Giant rat might be a Yazzie devil

[@13r4nd0]

Our all mighty Dev. has gotten lazy. The Dev. is like "Meh, no one goes to antartica really, why update the iceberg graphics." Tisk tisk, you see why you should Mr. Developer, you see why.

[@freshavocado2204]

Erich Von Daniken will say that number 2 is an ancient alien landing strip fo sho

[@robertthompson6219]

Coral reef is the largest organism on earth

[@babylynoronos7337]

What is fun-gee?.😂😂

[@ray29ish]

the immortal jellyfish is the oldest

[@debborahlyne.3667]

I just found out Birch trees are 1 organism s. Aren't they bigger?? Fungus or tree?

[@chingsarah9509]

There is a place in Virginia called Bones Beach. There are real bones there. You guys should go investigate.

[@3613jeremy]

Rats the size of dogs isn't anything new!!!! NYC subway deals with them every day

[@donburrus7141]

The lagest organism is an aspin grove in Colorado

[@autumnleaf4380]

The largest is mushrooms, because their mycelium stretches super wide. I promise I didn’t watch the whole video first.

[@patricksangermain1629]

The oldest organism is 200,000 years old? With the earth being 4.5 billion years old? 🤔

[@maul5578]

Patrick Ortiz the earth isn’t a billion years old

[@life_of_luther]

the blue whale is like the largest organism

[@kaylablake2823]

The answer is fungi. It is known to be longer than any other organism.

[@jessemartin770]

It is known

[@jonathanvillamor8702]

Love you Katrina

[@Alisha101hutton]

Woahhhh!…😲😱

[@kwaynebusby2150]

Those spheres were used to build the ancient city’s. Think about it, if spun fast enough they would cut through any substance.

[@shellybean6992]

I think it was debunked as something made in the water over millions of years that encapsulated something kinda like a oyster does with a grain of sand and turns it into a pearl. Tourists and locals cracked some open and found nothing, just rock. That might be all it is