Most MYSTERIOUS Things Found In The Jungle!

[@skeetoak3760]

Me as a kid: "playing video games all day". other kids: "Mapping a hidden Mayan lost city in the middle of a jungle in Mexico by using a map of stars in Quebec Canada"

[@Swoot]

Aleksandr Sinitskiy Ahead? Not really...

[@kylebrown4978]

More like eating poutine and speaking piglatin.

[@thareallaura77]

I'm teaching my daughter to look for ruins using google earth. She is 7.

[@jeffmartin8955]

finally a narrator whom can pronounce words and names correctly without a robo voice. well done

[@Kevin-sd9ec]

Not always

[@JamesChessman]

Lol she does say a couple words strangely but I assume that's regional dialect. The way she says "buried" is always odd to me but I've heard other KZbinrs say it that way too.

[@rubenherrera3852]

You have become complacent! She works at pronouncing Spanish but fails at inflections on SIMPLE english words! Poor speaker! Example: hidd'n.

[@Peggysue1970]

But the way she says “ bye everyone “, is cringe!!

[@koquetsss1906]

Ruben Herrera, that’s a regional thing bro, in a lot of the west coast of America that’s how it is pronounced

[@Morph545]

They'll never search for that city. Otherwise they'll have to give credit to a 15 year old who was smarter than them.

[@scotty2k780]

Lol

[@kollington2380]

Sad, funny, and true at the same time

[@calebmehring9223]

Back in my day commercials only came on before the video not four times during

[@frankroex]

plz get adblocker

[@silassilas1578]

I remember youtube withought ads

[@bumbum2555]

Who cares >:(

[@CharlieKell]

Lunar Shards you seem mad that Caleb has a good point, there shouldnt be 4 ads in a video...

[@jackfrost6902]

Back in my day there was no such thing as videos lol.

[@akakerness6396]

This girl says spanish names fluently and correctly.

[@debashreekutum1225]

What if is the girl is spanish

[@Panzermeister36]

Thanks for another great video!

[@bf1593]

Panzermeister36 run of the mill

[@ThatNathaniel]

15 year old kid finds lost cities. Here I am, still unable to find the keys I misplaced 10 minutes ago.

[@donnellmartin1056]

First off I really enjoy your videos, second I like your voice very much, and the personality that comes thru your narrative. So Thank You for sharing!! 😊

[@roronoazorohun]

I agree, she is fucking annoying. And strangely, I hear her voice everywhere on youtube now days. WTF? One of the biggest mystery on youtube.

[@dandeehart9553]

roronoazoro YES!!! I attempt to be “kind” cuz I like the info.. but the whiney..almost “spoiled rich girl long drawn out over pronunciation” statements just sadly take away from interesting topics!

[@jjr4acre637]

wack

[@chrisspalding2584]

@David Allen Yeah it's just you. Her voice is very cute and so is she.

[@cjmg321]

Wow! You are terrific! You speak rapidly but not rushed at all... Lots of fabulous info with incredible photography. And your Spanish pronunciation is so lovely. I am going to find ALL of your bids and watch... Keep up the good work! 😊💝💚💜

[@Dogquack]

the more i watch these kinda video the more i think modern men is living in a huge ass lie... its a dreadful feeling, so many questions about the world unanswered and all we care about is some trivial things like fucking weight loss, money and relationship problems.... i have a feeling this willful ignorance will be the end for humanity, its only a matter of time

[@dlastkatipunero2185]

A lost city and the only thing stopping them is thick vegetation?

[@elgatochurro]

And venomous snakes and flesh eating bacteria

[@darktigre8214]

Where's indiana jones when you need him? Modern archaeologists need to grow some balls and get out there

[@carolynmendoza1934]

If you could see a real jungle, you could better understand. I live in Ecuador.

[@kimtvmoviesclipsvideosandm3642]

fly a drone close but not too close

[@jordanboss2403]

They don't want to give the 15 his credit

[@robyn5467]

I really love the cheerful “goodbye everyone!” at the end of the videos

[@chrisspalding2584]

Me too and it's also very cute.

[@earthy205]

I love the pause and sensitivity in your voice when you said "quote unquote negroid" you used the right term people can't get mad at you for that! right??

[@jwilcollective816]

earthy205 Right. How could anyone ever get mad at her. She's Awesome!! And I love when she speaks Spanish lol.

[@poseidonswardogg5204]

earthy205 I found the subtlety of it hilarious

[@chestosneakoinc]

She sounds so hot and sexy. Mmmmmmm... I'm horny baby!

[@bobby8012]

+earth205 fuck u don't assume everyone is a sensitive bitch

[@earthy205]

Bobby um. you dont have to be rude about it.

[@lovelybluntdoll]

if you think about it.. back then, mayans didn't have electricity, hence; making it easier for them to stare at the night sky and know the stars... its not a coincidence that everyone at some point in history knows the study of stars, and build according to them. They did not have anything to distract them from viewing up at these beautiful glowing balls of light. We've managed to not have black outs(2017) it never fails...just think about it...I bet it was actually fairly easy for them lol

[@eldenvedetta635]

That doesn't explain how cultures like The Dogons knew about specific stars like Sirius A and B, I think B is the specific one that cannot be seen without modern telescopes, and they knew of its existence for DECADES before telescopes could see it. Their origin story says their God came from those stars, Sirius. And the Ancient Alien theory has PLENTY of evidence supporting it; that many Gods and worshipped beings of Ancient Times were actually just aliens. And that's a big reason many cultures likely knew of the stars, not so much just deciding to look at them. Because the Dogons weren't the only ones that knew far more than you could ever learn from just looking:)

[@leorys6207]

Great video ✌

[@stewknoles4790]

Thanks for another great video

[@trppytoes]

I like your channel very much, thank you for the amazing videos.

[@davidworrell86]

loved the video thanks for sharing

[@alter8899]

Great vid Origins

[@davidashby6008]

you make great vireos pleasantly introduced thank you

[@kpoptrash5881]

Nice pronucment!👍👍👌👌

[@yagirl177]

Susy Chan that’s not a word

[@kpoptrash5881]

@@yagirl177 Well Imma lazy potato so I invent words up 😑

[@yagirl177]

Pusheenlover AJ good excuse for terrible literacy 👌

[@mastrofnone8025]

The giants played marbles

[@jaredquinney204]

This is really a great list

[@IdkwhattoputTBH]

I feel like I figured 6 out and I'm 15. Hot springs under the rivers could have small openings which cause the water to become hot. If you are scrolling down what do you think of ,my theory? Have an amazing day

[@kerriewilson5185]

I think scientific research would've already proven that theory if it was true. However with the difficulty getting samples from the middle because of the temperature, you may well be right

[@AngelRK07]

Love your channel

[@heyitsjustme.680]

You have a great voice for this kind of job. keep up the good work! I love your videos!!

[@migueleduardoortegahernand2542]

what a great voice you have, so clear for me that the english is not My primary language, but clear enough to understand what you're saying. Congrats

[@yes-yv6ej]

HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF A BOILING UNDERGROUND AQUAFIR

[@juliobasulto3288]

This kind of channels deserve more attention from viewers + Likes and comments. please share & subscribed. Thanks! Excellent video by the way!

[@Trash_Child]

I always love these videos she makes.

[@renatagross5959]

You are a Great Teacher.

[@raziel_87]

Another intresting video, thats why now i subcribe youre channel, good content and U r voice is like i can listen U all the time XD, Can you make something about Antarctica, "High jump"and " Deep free" or U did it already? greetings!

[@Bio-Logical-Ai]

Your pronunciations are beautifully well done!

[@pankajchouhan2930]

Excellent Info. Thanks for sharing. I like the presentation style and your Voice.God Bless You. Thanks Pankaj

[@tendopain2585]

Nice video content! 👍🏽 I also like how you put an ad every 3 minutes

[@kenbobca]

Great video. Wow, that's one nasty worm parasite. Those huge heads look Polynesian to me.

[@lisabisson9202]

Michael1313 michael the facial features have saiid it All they are African .do you think that Africans couldn't sail across the sea?ii guess only whites could do it?you are a racist

[@kellydickinson4660]

Ken Karnes 9 Beautiful girls with big tits

[@cktank13]

The way she rolls her r's though.

[@soukainachaina4460]

Caleb Koff I speak Arabic and French I tend to do that unconsciously sometimes in English

[@Mrsgracieteach75]

Your intonation and pronunciation is excellent. This is coming from a teacher. It sounds like mine. 💯💯😊

[@pepol-urbex]

Amazing place, great movie

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

*The Boiling river is very nice.* Imagine the potential for natural spa pools and wet sauna in that region :-)

[@chezchezchezchez]

Love this!

[@emmalouwestwood665]

awesome thanks 😁 hope everyone is well 🖒

[@CorpseBride64]

The stone sphere's are connected to the Olmec people, I believe. Also, they've been found all over the globe not just Costa Rica

[@shingfungchan1007]

Probably they escaped from gravity falls

[@MarCeeVin]

when they find the city mentioned in No. 1, please make a video about it :)

[@MarCeeVin]

yes

[@sheikhosama2571]

VIN how old are you

[@MarCeeVin]

Why are you asking?

[@mrmelee8469]

The city in no 1 doesn't exist.

[@santiagodavis5698]

Vin lolololol osama bin in ur vin??

[@L0sdef]

i was digging the olmec meetting group around 7:20 , glad they met up and discussed this issue ...

[@isisegyptiangodess]

That was pretty good idea to have on KZbin I love you guys I love to watch your new videos every d@y

[@TheFirstAmendment]

This is hilarious for the picture of a venomous snake you used a North American garter snake

[@phoenixdavida8987]

Adrian Verhalen I didn't catch that .... HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@noahliasam7407]

Intresting as always!!!! :D

[@ernestomondragonromero3024]

I Saw two images from mexico when you were talking about Costa Rica and Guatemala

[@justmen775]

The Spanish words are spoken perfectly. I'm assuming she is Latina.

[@yagirl177]

Cristina N you realize white people can speak Spanish perfectly too right?

[@bumbum2555]

Then how can she speak English perfectly

[@harrynutsackk]

Yea...She sounds stupid as fuck

[@koquetsss1906]

Lola Pulkin I mean, I’m a Spanish speaker, i don’t speak it perfectly because i was born in the US so although I have 2 Spanish speaking parents I will never speak it perfect because of my accent but I do speak it at an advanced level, I still wouldn’t know how the fuck to pronounce “Mayantuyacu” at first glance so I’m sure you can understand why she would assume the narrator is Latina.

[@talzotar7580]

@@yagirl177 with a accent

[@doctorcrankyflaps1724]

She's the best narrator on KZbin.

[@pyan4046]

Your pronunciation is very good.

[@karlajellyfish6201]

Thanks for the info and can you guys do a video about Norse mythology answers?

[@jacenstarhunter8988]

Watching this fascinating video almost makes me want to be an Archaeologist, enjoyed! lol

[@brandendrew2019]

love the video i found it interesting

[@ErasmoValladares]

Hey one of those countries in your video is my country Honduras... great video, I really enjoyed it.

[@BeautifulllllV]

0:16 That's St. Lucia so I don't know why it's there if you're talking about Ecuador 😂😂😂

[@melodixussimmer2994]

Hope Idk Ikr, St Lucia is a beautiful place and should be recognised

[@ankitsen8699]

City mentioned in no. 1 finally found !!!...Using LIDAR technology scientists n historians found this lost city with 60,000 well built structures !!!...There's gonna be a human expedition to the place soon..

[@isidroundercover]

I want to go and explore these places

[@jeffreytaylor8843]

Hi Katrina, Love your presentations! At your request, I actually have been to the Teotihuacan ruins. My crew and I spent a marvelous, unassisted day there back in 1971. I don't understand why modern man (scientists) consider ancient man to be stupid. Anytime "they" can't explain a feature, due to the fact that "we" don't know how it was achieved, ALWAYS attribute it to aliens. I guess modern man isn't as smart as they (the homo sapien-sapiens) think they are. After all, that would imply that we were created highly intelligent by the hand of God....in His image. :) (and "they" can't seem to handle that idea)

[@XCocoaCutieX]

I've been there a few times, wonderful place

[@jjbeatle2006]

nice spanish pronunciation!!...great video...

[@Nakroxis]

first few ones look like where indiana jones started :D

[@ddragontrainer]

What type of people just stumble upon a huge ancient stone head in the jungle and decide "Hey, Look at this thing!" "Yeah, That looks like the perfect place for target practice.". WHAT?! I get that people say soldiers were brainless back then but I never believed it... How could you just decide to use any ancient monument as your own little destruction zone?

[@alfkoz]

hablas muy bien el español y el inglés lo entiendo también hablas bien claro, saludos!!

[@KitKat_293]

9:21 the rings remind me of Irish and other Celtic Neolithic tombs! They were often burial grounds for royalty and ceremonial places. Newgrange Stonehenge and the rings being revealed by the drought in Ireland are all similar. I feel like this may have been a similar period in human architecture for the South Americans

[@minusmimik8622]

4:48 haaaaaaaang on, that's not in Costa Rica! that's one of the moeraki in new zealand! I have probably stood next to that exact one! you can tell cause it's on the beach and doesn't look as smooth as the ones in Costa Rica, it also kinda looks like a different type of rock

[@rubenherrera3852]

We're supposed to be stupid! Education obtained here for the future genius'.

[@leslyduenas2531]

i love thies videos

[@Unknown-hl7sb]

In reference to the "Amazon rings" I like how the mentioned the Nazca lines that have virtually NO resemblance to the rings but failed to mention the underground water pump system at Nazca that DOES resemble the rings. Of course the rings would have to be excavated to know for sure but it's possible that they are one in the same.

[@superdjpotter]

I LOVE you're voice

[@kimberlyhansen6378]

Number 3: I didn't need to know that, thanks. And I was eating food.. I'm not hungry anymore..

[@raspberryflavouredspacerum]

William Gadoury was criticized by scientists. He even said that, "I THINK SCIENTISTS ARE JEALOUS. SOMETIMES THEY ARE SCARED OF NEW IDEAS." I think that's true. These "scientists" are quick to criticize a child's theory. Good job uplifting a kid's self-esteem. A lot of good ideas were criticized by scientists which turned out to be true or useful.

[@Steelfingers]

The giant round stones are not manmade, but made on top of glaciers thousands of years ago

[@ladys.o.c4632]

I like your little voice. Bedfordshire, UK

[@MrJestir]

I can tell you what the stones was used for i have seen similar stones used on farms they are pulled by ox to flatten the ground much like a steam roller is used to flatten black top i was at a friends family farm and his grandfather come to us and said he is going to need our help flatten some land i asked where the scoop shovel was he laughed and said we use a round rock we help him get the ox hooked up and it pulled the stone as it rolled he had us dump water in front of the stone to help the stone the ground under it was flatten as it rolled the water softened the ground he said he would not have need our help if the weather man would of been correct about the rain that did not happen the night before

[@phoenixdavida8987]

Mr. Keeney cool!

[@CharlieWhite101]

That makes sense, I thought they were markers so people didn't get lost in the jungle but what you said makes more sense

[@nellz72]

Mr. Keeney That makes sense for the really large stones, but what about the small ones? They have found some that are only a few inches around. And every size in between.

[@danielbegen1421]

Very nice finally a very good explanation , I just was thinking they looked like giant buckshot. Somewhere I heard these are more precisely round than could be produced today with CNC and lasers , so i suppose rolling a-lot will make perfect round.

[@rogerlarserud9244]

I dont belive they made those stones with stoneage tools. And i doubth the purpose to make them was to flaten the ground.

[@DarkShadow-pe6ud]

One of the most common errors we make while trying to study the past is that we assume that we are now way more intelligent and advanced than our ancestors! While various discoveries had proven us wrong, but yet we refuse to accept it!

[@Atropos-Lachesis]

The spheres are actually status symbols that were placed by their owners dwelling. Basically a giant garden ornament for influential people

[@EarthAngel504]

very interesting.

[@Satan666Official]

The spherical boulders were obviously ancient exercise balls. Even early humans needed the back support

[@Unknown-hl7sb]

Bodies under the Easter island statues? That's NEWS to me. I've NEVER heard that

[@eldenvedetta635]

5:13 CE is actually a more commonly accepted term as opposed to AD, since not everyone wants to go based on a religious connotation:) It stands for Common Era instead of After Death. And BCE is Before Common Era ^o^

[@cyfloriana]

Hey smartass AD doesn't mean after death.

[@user-nn6kr2iw9e]

maricoxi is chewbacca like if you agree

[@jaimieforde2521]

Those mountains @ 0:15 are not in Ecuador! Those are the Pitons in Saint Lucia. Some of the most iconic mountains in the world from my country. Get ur facts right

[@jennifervan75]

Number 4 Gee it's just like indigenous people have different faces and don't all look the same

[@mrsmith4u980]

ツ Really love your narration, I wanted to tell you since I first heard you. Well here you go now! Byyyye loOl

[@heatherdotson5778]

Could u please do a video on Property Point!!!!!!!

[@jamiewilson5162]

The Amazon Rings Are the Former Village Strongholds of the natives to protect against flooding. This was documented by a Spanish Explorer who said the amazon had villages everywhere. However 1 of his European colleagues had a flu or something similar. Which wiped out the natives who had no immunity. So they all became reclaimed by the amazon after their people's were decimated!

[@stevebrule6843]

I hate that all these videos use unrelated videos and pictures for their commentary

[@Tacticalcatninja]

Hold up you’re telling me this guy told people where these big foot things were and we still haven’t gone to look for them there?

[@AP-hs5uy]

"The civilization disappeared after the European arrival" 🤦‍♀️

[@ClaudiaDoberman]

I just wanted to say my cat enjoys watching you and that's how I get her to cuddle with me.

[@MsColetha]

There are mAny species of people here. Our soldiers are systematically killing them which means we are in trouble because they presence is necessary for our survival.

[@chrisgabb9242]

The second last one about the rings in the amazon jungle i watched a doc on it a few years ago it went on to point out at how all the tribes in the amazon jungle even to this very day tend to create circular clearings for whre they're villages lie.. It went on to prove how rhe amazone rain forest has effectively been man made through millennium.. And at the end process of the documentary wish i knew what it was called but they reckoned at some point probably far before the spanish and the portuguese conquest of south america that thre was a whole different potentially more efficient system to how cities are or a alternative idea to cities... Its was a really long and tbf boring but yet still really intresting documentary watched it about 2011 2012 got a feeling it might of been a bbc thing tbf.. Was really boringly done but a fasinating subject..

[@jaysongrossi]

We're humans smarter back then than we are now Because if you think about it humans back then created so much things that helped us in so many ways today and now since we don't have as much time as we did back then we are starting to slowly create things and because were starting to become lazy and have A.I do the work that we should be doing. So that leaves me to the theory that humans back then were much more intelligent back then

[@ourneapli4361]

superb

[@chikeynuggey6463]

1:30 waitttttttt did she just say human bean?

[@franciscodelasancha7355]

THE SOUPED TEMPLE🐍AND THE KING OF MEXICO 🐆🐃🐏

[@samasiaskipperable]

Interesting thank you for the time and respect you gave to us in research and video compilation. As soon as you indicated explorers returned to the flesh eating area I thought what fools they should have worn biohazard equipment unless they did not believe that it could happen to them❓❓

[@GuadalupeMendoza6119]

wow! I don't know if tis girl speaks Spanish but the little she does in this video is very good!

[@MrDigit885]

That bye at the end is scary

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@brynotar]

Anyone ever think that ancient people did stupid shit just to troll people in the future?