Mysteries Discovered in the Wilderness

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[@littlemissandre]

You shouldn't be ashamed of your artistic skills, buds. Art isn't just drawing or painting. Art is anything you apply your personality to, like telling a story, writing a book, training a horse to do tricks, creating an awesome video etc. These videos are your art. Be proud and keep it up! From beautiful Burnaby, British Columbia 😊💜.

[@dino4688]

Yes true I agree

[@phildillard4298]

Facts

[@pillagergp6209]

Ya so right it isn’t just some colors

[@dwirtz0116]

Positive and well meaning comments such as yours deserve recognition. Cheers! 😎✌

[@sliceofdeeptish7498]

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[@shaq1nemusic]

Am I the only one who watches this when I don’t want to talk to anyone or see anyone?

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

you mean all the time?

[@SuperDustin6969]

Lol same

[@robquimby9908]

Nope I do to

[@krisdg9595]

Nope you definitely are not

[@mightymidget5571]

Feeling that right now

[@tamamarquez2075]

I enjoyed the stories of mysteries a lot, but far more the clever writing and sense of humor that drove the speaker. Very creative and made the viewing really fun. Thanks!

[@drt-abrat1256]

We'll never have it all figured out, but it's so interesting to explore, become aware of amazing things in nature, and learn something new every day!

[@whybankerwhybanker]

I see why 🎉your KZbin channel is called be amazing because this is really amazing!

[@mortonvrose]

Yes. Every day is a new creation ❤

[@preciouus_]

The crooked forest is the perfect place to build a crooked house with crooked pillars, crooked roof, crooked stairwell, crooked everything, in a 90 degree bend and anyone who visits you will be so annoyed that they will never visit you. In the meantime, you can enjoy the peace and quiet of solitude in that ideal hermit home you've established 😃

[@greenieeye7100]

Christine.... Ah I thort u was going to end with....... And in the crooked basement/celler some skeletons lived 🤣😂🤣 Quoting a children's book called funny bones

[@nethercrocodile5859]

Crooked man!

[@RedGamingChair]

*crooked humans* Yeah Im out

[@nethercrocodile5859]

@@RedGamingChair there is scp about crooked man

[@Nirrrina]

Except one problem with that. KZbinrs. Seriously you build a place like that & you'll get tons of KZbinrs who want to share such a unique place with their viewers.

[@HelenWheelsUtah]

This was a fascinating collection, exceptionally curated and perfectly narrated. Thank you for the work that must have gone into researching, editing and scripting this video. Cheers!

[@maryosmun5290]

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[@bruce.malmat9999]

@@maryosmun5290 Not so perfectly narrated. Before saying proper names the author should first research the proper pronunciation.

[@vgil1278]

No it wasn't. He pronounced many words that any one should know, wrong. Even if he didn't know, you'd think he'd look it up before humiliating himself.

[@nathanielnicholson559]

@@bruce.malmat9999 Jag wire. I'll never understand.

[@AleskyMaxomovishPeshkov]

Can you tell Be Amzed that Canada is corrupt? Sure maybe its nice to visit but to live there would be unbearable...

[@ItsmeJuliaB]

I’m surprised hearing that the bent trees haven’t be heard of anywhere else on earth. I’m from Newfoundland Canada and there’s a park about 3.5 hours outside St. John’s (the capitol city) quite literally called crooked tree park. The trees not only cure but there are some that are grown bent at a complete 360 degrees. There a photos of me as a child sitting in one of the tree curves. So it’s definitely not a “once in a lifetime” phenomenon. It exists. Just on another continent. Also, being from Canada, I remember when Anton came home. It was of course all over the news. Although extremely interesting, and almost inspired that he had managed such a journey, he only started walking one night because he is a person with paranoid schizophrenia and had recently stopped his medication. According to his mother and brother (Stefan), Anton would often stop talking his medication but they were able to intervene in time enough to get him back to his daily regimen. I’m assuming from experience with my family members, this was because he felt better, and figured he no longer needed his medication rather than feeling better because of the medication. Either way this was what had happened in this case, and because he had decided to start walking, over time his symptoms got increasing worse which is what they think led him to continue on his journey.

[@nessyb5371]

After watching this I honestly do want to go on a wilderness hunt of my own and see if I can find any mysterious items or locations. You just never know what is out there waiting to be discovered! Thank you for this clip and information.

[@rjllanas]

Let's go! I want to make a harness for go pros facing front and back and left and right to capture everthing.

[@einstein76]

Bent trees are well-known to be Indian trail markers….there are many of these still standing in rural north Texas.

[@valkyrja--]

​@@einstein76did you not watch the whole video? You also commented under someone else's comment, not on the video

[@billcarlo692]

Be careful what you go looking for. Might find something you'd regret finding.

[@Charles_Snow]

We have several trees in our area that are bent. One of the largest ones is in the middle of our walking park in the center of town. The trees here were all bent by a large tornado over 20 years ago and most of them have been left to grow in remembrance of those that were lost.

[@jamesfromthesilentmajority3272]

We bend and tie them to 2x4 frames to make canes.. If we never harvested a batch they would look a lot like this.. But other ppl i know make furniture with this same method

[@getin3949]

Maybe straight line winds??

[@FPVShogun]

Native Americans in my moms hometown used to bend trees north for navigation and would always point north

[@woodywood7759]

@@FPVShogun I was thinking the same thing!

[@bonesrhodes3762]

--- definitely: here on the Mississippi gulf coast there are several patches of pines in similar shape - the result of several massively fierce hurricanes -

[@benjaminstubblefield2637]

Before I ever saw those trees, I made trees like that, unintentionally. I did not want to climb for mulberries, so, I tied saplings down, but, they kept reaching for the Sun. Later, I found they made comfortable seats.

[@Edna2u]

I trim the tops of my fruit trees and make a short but wide canopy. It works great for apple, pear, peaches. I have never done it to mulberry trees. We used to climb those as kids and sit in the trees eating berries.

[@gunnardblack9463]

The sculptures by Thomas Dambo are my favorite. How whimsical and magical!! The trolls and woodland creatures are a perfect addition to and chunk of forest. Tho the troll with the bucket near the lake is my absolute favorite

[@sylviadailey9126]

As for the crooked trees that mysteriously grow in Poland, there's another area like that in Romania called Hola Baciu forest.

[@oscarekholm169]

Your voice has changed so much over the years

[@annettefeka4587]

i actually think there is more than one guy running the channel

[@lcoq19]

@@annettefeka4587 I think they were being facetious. Maybe not though. In any case, there have been 3 narrators for this channel with the second narrator having been gone, recently, about 6 months; he's actually back now- he returned about a week or so ago! Not that number 3 didn't do an efficient job, mind you, but we're creatures of habit and most everyone in the comments who were longterm fans were quite happy that number 2 returned!

[@MELOMOKOTOGULU]

Just I say. He voice justlike became a scorpions band singer. God Bless him. The narator of **be amazed**

[@MELOMOKOTOGULU]

@Ijar Ka,,,, 👇💋 ghy??

[@Emu9x]

???????????????

[@isettech]

The bent trees are common where winter snow is deep. The thing unusual is the entire area was planted at the same time so the same one winter storm with sudden heavy wet snow, laid them all over at the same time and in the same direction. Go anyplace alpine near the treeline and you will find those bent trees.

[@mattmcd3523]

Hell yeah brother... I was thinking maybe somthing like that. Thanks for the knowledge!

[@danieldz7906]

I am from Poland i i know the "secret". This trees were bend by humans. It was ment to be ship construction material. Why never cut down? 1930? ww2? and after that Comunism. Thats why.

[@skillaz908]

The truth about the trees in Poland is not at all a mystery. Very long ago there was a monastery close to this place. The monks from that monastery have planted a big chunk of that forrest. While those trees were still saplings they have tied them into that unusual form with twines so that when those trees will grow the shape will be very unique. Not sure why to be honest but this is documented nicely in the archives. I can see there is already a comment about ship building and it is very possible. I only know this info from a trip to this region and saw the archives in the museum with drawings and photos + actual historical documents abot this monastery Btw. Lovely place for a hike and close to many historical places and battlefields from ww2 and medieval times.

[@brandiejohnson3802]

thanks for sharing!

[@teresagoforth2841]

I'm a logger and the bent trees are somewhat common in the mountains and are caused by the ground slowly sliding. They bend the sawn boards for ships you couldn't saw a crooked tree into lumber.

[@cypherpunk12]

I feel for Anton, I hope he has since been allowed to visit that library.

[@ron4hunting]

being a outdoors man , hunter and fisherman my whole life i have seen a lot of strange things in the woods in 4 different states . but the one that i love is called 'foxfire' in northen mi . it is wood that glows green at night ! most of the wood is small and all of it is rutting . was told it was some mineral and fugus that got in the wood as it was rotting and that is why it glows green . and yes i have picked it up but not long after you tuch it it stops glowing !

[@Tanya_Maria]

The amazing artist Antti Laitinen is FINNISH 🇫🇮 and he didn't cut those holes, he slowly grew them, because he doesn't want to damage nature! Amazing guy :D

[@Teknopottu]

You were a day ahead of me! Weird how often finnish and swedish people are mixed. On the other hand, someone from Russia or from Belarus would seem identical to me.

[@CartmanVlaams]

How do you slowly "grow" a hole in trees?? 🤔🤔

[@Teknopottu]

@@CartmanVlaams He used pruning shears and bent branches, took 5 days in 2018. Originally part of an art project called "Broken Landscape". Picture is cropped from a much larger picture, without the artist's permission and not even mentioning the artist. Bigger trees don't mind if lower branches are removed, especially if it's in the shadowy side. Pinetrees naturally fell some of the lower parts.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

@@Teknopottu They show the artist and give him credit, showing other works he's done. Pay attention.

[@Teknopottu]

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n Thank you, I'll try again. English is not my primary language, sometimes failing in explaining things. When the picture originally found the big public, it was cropped as it was in this video, and only with a text: "What is this?" and no artist's name or mention it was small part of a bigger picture, "Broken Landscape".

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

aww I feel sorry for that canadian who walked to argentina to visit the library in buenos aires and then wasn't allowed inside. :( his brother should have taken him back to buenos aires with documents and a non-dishevelled makeover to visit the library.

[@lifuranph.d.9440]

GG I agreed with you completely.

[@ericjohnson8001]

Crooked Forrest Poland-- those pines were warped by snowfall. The same thing happened to pine sapplings on and around my family farm in Schley co GA after a freak blizzard in 1973-- Many of the trees were young pines bent by snowdrifts and decades later retained that same shape.

[@BarbaraCain-wj3ls]

Q

[@stephicorn3389]

I love your videos! I have never been a huge fan of the wilderness, partly because of the fact that I could get bitten by bugs, and also partly because I am a huge fan of Sci-Fi and Fantasy. After watching this, though, I can't help but make connections to books I've read, (in Keeper of the Lost Cities, Calla bent the trees to keep them alive,) and so many more. Obviously, I'm not sure if any of them are true, but I like to think that all of these fantasy worlds exist, and that one day, my letter to Hogwarts will arrive very late...

[@mistinabranham1053]

There are still a few trees left in my City that are bent as well. Not quite the same way...they were bent with a sharp bend to point the Natives to the river. Its really neat to still be able to see em 100+ yrs later & still guiding towards the waterway.

[@poseidons_child.]

Wow that’s so cool. There’s sadly nothing interestingly weird in my area ☹️

[@lifuranph.d.9440]

@@poseidons_child. Are you Weird?

[@poseidons_child.]

@@lifuranph.d.9440 Yes. Yes Very much so

[@whereswaldo5740]

I could accept that tank theory. As they weren’t all like that. And they did look broken then healed. The bark is the living part of the tree

[@Charles_Snow]

That's amazing! So much history there.

[@auspiciouscloud8786]

Your narration is fantastic, and perfect, love the humor too it light and makes me smile! ❤️❤️❤️

[@robinrios4715]

I just discovered your channel with my grandson,he’s 10 , I have never heard of or seen a lot of the things on your channel, it’s so exciting

[@Kzn81120]

I love your videos. They are so entertaining. Especially your jokes in-between your videos. My best subscription ever. Keep up the good work.

[@American_Gunslinger]

Trees and plants grow in the direction of the sun. but those trees have a pretty extreme bend.... I'm really STUMPED by this.

[@m4ckt4yl0r]

I once read it was caused by water, but now I'm not sure.

[@greenieeye7100]

Yeah I can't see how too as I've got SAP in my eye lol

[@Teknopottu]

WOOD not be so sure about that.

[@wakeup01]

Badum tsss😀

[@whereswaldo5740]

Good one.

[@Frankiethedj254]

Well i would like to say there is a tree here in kenya near where i live that is bent like that out of the other trees i don't know if there are more in my country if i get the chance i will find out but it's quite fascinating to see there is a whole forest full of them

[@mj2495]

That would be called a vernal pool. (Not veneral, not venereal either.) It's a common occurrence in swamplands, also known as spring pools, a seasonal condition.

[@JustTuningIn]

I went camping last year 2021, near Hart Mountain Oregon. 100 miles from the nearest city or town. Was with some friends, no one else around near our camp. At night the wind picked up, me and a few people heard someone walking around outside our tents telling us in a sinister soft voice saying "Stay Awake, hey wake up." It kept saying that all night. Scared the hell out of me as the footsteps paced back and fourth. I wasn't the only one who heard it, my friend she heard the same thing. Never again will I camp out in the wilderness again.

[@dawnnightinger3025]

The curvy trees were likely created by a landslide. Following that with rainfall and it becomes the perfect habitat to aid in growing. The trees then grew upwards and gravity encouraged the trees to balance out. This is based on how the original base of the tree doesn't just lay flat, but it curves a little bit downwards. In short, the trees were uprooted by a landslide, covered in fresh soil, and kept growing.

[@jimmyjimmy3288]

And I bet you think that answer is jus so obvious huh smh landslide rainfall and gravity huh smh so why aren’t ALL the trees in that area bent??? Landslide rainfall and gravity can pick and choose which trees to manipulate now?? I’m sorry but that was the dumbest answer ever in life. And I bet you thought you sounded very intelligent smh there’s no such thing as gravity so BIG X for that theory landslides normally destroy and tear DOWN things in there path so another BIG X for that theory smh and rainfall….. really RAINFALL?!?!?! since when in human or in the history of nature has rainfall been the cause of trees bending from the trunk?!?!? NEVER BIG X FOR THAT INFANT ANSWER!!! Stop tryna SOUND and SEEM smarter than you are and actually use your brain smh try again my friend smh try again

[@da.best_blondy]

smarty pants lol

[@cburge101]

Be Amazed never fails to entertain us 👍 this should be a series

[@dustinpatlyek1987]

It's failed me

[@gideonwocc4375]

@@dustinpatlyek1987 lol nice

[@mistygore6543]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@jeffjeannette9364]

Shout out for the cameo, I heard these videos for so long it's great to put a face with it. The tree bending process has developed an artist, who will make chairs tables, as long as you have the patience and don't mind waiting, a few years 😆 I spent my summers as a kid in Houghton Lake Michigan, and my grandfather would take us arrowhead hunting, with a metal detector. The land around the bent trail trees usually teaming with little treasures. Old pawn silver, arrow heads, beads all kinds of stuff. Him being the genteel giant he never allowed us to get greedy, anything we dug out, we backfilled it. "You gotta leave some behind, and silently thank them, tell them you respect them, you only wish to learn and mean no harm." He was very adamant on this. Sorry for boring you with this it's just cool to see trail trees referenced in anything, it's so random.

[@seangilchrest6091]

The curved wood for ship building is a cool concept, I wonder if that's why the trees are bent like that.

[@stormfire1995]

It's still very interesting that most civilizations have a lot of the same stories and the same drawings almost identical to each other. Very interesting. Let us it lets us know that we were all connected at one time unlike now

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

You're talking about the collective unconscious, a theory of Carl Jung proposed that connects us all at a very deep level. We are all still connected, like this. The pandemic has brought the world together and given us a chance to change everything

[@J3diMindTrix]

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n We should start with certain authoritarian governments and their increasingly totalitarian ways

[@kellydavis275]

Love this video... Just a side note... That wasnt a Jaguar you showed. It was a Cheetah. They have very distinct markings. Keep up the good work =)

[@G_Robb]

I noticed that too. 😆

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

He didn't say it was a jaguar - he said it was a "jag-wire", which is an animal I've never heard of. Just another undiscovered secret of the Amazonian forest? Or maybe it just wandered out of the Serengeti and got lost.

[@J3diMindTrix]

@@DownhillAllTheWay Yeah what is a jagwire. Annoying On a side note Jaguars are the only living member of the panthera genus native to South America.

[@Zgarnet777]

Thank You, that's what I thought.🐆

[@harrymills8492]

This is the best script for one of these I've seen, wow, I really have been AMAZED😍😍🤩🤩

[@tlouiseallen9302]

I have seen bent trees in Williams, Arizona on top of Mt Williams . It was caused by a severe snowstorm . The weight of the snow bent them over a winter. Once it warmed up, they grew straight again. They bend to the south.

[@DraevynLilaste]

The bent trees in a circle makes me think of the old tales about the Druid Gateways back in upstate NY in the Adirondacks.

[@jessicat3507]

Thank you for the video I'm a new subscriber and your videos are very entertaining I like how informative and funny they are 🙂

[@kyliegeib8866]

17:30 the ships name was actually the endurance and was recently found too. Not one man died on that journey.

[@susangathor4104]

Great adventures and life experiences! This is what we are here for! Adventurers, explorers, miners for information and knowledge. Godspeed!

[@leesashriber5097]

I love the crooked trees!! Very interesting video, as always. Thank you!!

[@mazurkachan]

Yàh but it TikTok said the crooked trees are dangerous

[@poseidons_child.]

23:14 I hate to be rude, but when you said “Jaguar” you showed a picture of a cheetah. Sorry but I was obsessed with cheetahs in second grade and I actually have one of my cheetah stuffies next to me (yes I still have animal plushes) but I know a cheetah when I see one.

[@teamsmokebreak6904]

then you would know that jaguars and cheetahs are the same fking species , stop lying to kick it bro..!!!

[@TheSeforian]

Hole in the woods is just couple of km away from where I live. Seen it myself many times, kinda cool. Hey from Estonia.

[@JAYTEAM187]

I love exploring the woods. I would rather go for in the woods than anywhere. Sometimes i wish the world would collapse so people can live off the land and help one another once again. I wish i was born in the late 40's early 50's. I worked and took care of the elderly in nursing homes for 21 years, and people from those years are so much nicer the earlier they were born. Especially all the people i took care of that lived through the depression, when I tell you they were the most thankful people ever, they were so kind and cool about literally Everything. Sometimes ill watch an old movie and see how kind and well dressed everyone was and just wish i had a time machine.

[@joonamustajarvi6046]

11:00 Antti Laitinen is not Swedish, he is Finnish.

[@DemonFreddy]

5:07 When is the last time anyone used a Gallion? These could have bean left overs from when Poland was still making wooden ships until thay moved on to other materials.

[@ScorchedEarthView]

Ive known since being a small (5 or 6) child that discoloration in wood is due to fungal inhabitants. The amazing gift of our senses tells us more than we realize most of the time. We forget to really look and listen and smell and feel and taste and we for get most often that our intuition is a sense that utilizes the rest. In short I could smell the mycelium in the wood and my intuition (yes my 6 year old intuition) told me it was fungus that made the wood blue.

[@Kari.F.]

If I had come across those mirror sculptures hiking through the woods without knowing about them in advance, I'm not sure I'd live to tell anyone about it. At least not in a calm and coherent manner. Those optical illusions would be scary AF to me if I stumbled across them unexpectedly. I would love to go see them someday, though. They must be fascinating when you know about them beforehand.

[@stephaasivaaryuk5223]

I loved how you pronounced "Nunavut" very accurately😍🤩. I like this video so much I am going to share it with my friends and family🤗! I myself is one of the Inuit from Nunavut, winter often gets very bad that even the power goes out sometimes even for days😖😵. Angikuni you pronounce it like Ang as in "gang". I am very excited of our existence is slowly getting known by almost everyone now that this is posted and I appreciate that people are trying their best on pronouncing a few words in our language and this makes me very happy and thankful

[@Dr-UnBox]

I wouldn't like to be in these places on night, they are very scary😱👀

[@TheParkAttendant]

The bent trees could have been caused by a wind down draft. Here Utah you see them up in the mountains, there caused by deer scraping velvet off antlers during and after growth.

[@KitsuneNeko]

23:13 Your Jaguar is clearly a Cheetah. Good job... cheetahs don't live in South America so I don't think the explorers will have to worry about them.

[@preciouus_]

Dropping in to say I really like the narrator. He's got the best narration voice! He modulates his tone well which keeps me interested and helps make the subjects interesting, and he gives off a positive vibe 😌 ‌Keep up the good work, Mr. Amazing! 🥺 or should I say Mr. Bartholomew Egbert Amazed 👀

[@BeAmazed]

Wow, thanks! - Bartholomew

[@preciouus_]

@@BeAmazed you're welcome, sir! 😊

[@schumifannreins295]

Only the puns and jokes... Half of them would be a good amount :)

[@abigailclayton7618]

This is just incredibly awesome😌 Watching this left me speechless🤯 Shout outs to all those watching in 2022🙋‍♀️ Do you think the video was great?

[@jb9794]

24:52 this granny loved her speedy motor boats 🤣😂

[@OmaBike]

Amazing that Anton made it through the Darien gap alive.

[@cgilbert210]

It's weird how that native tribe in Canada were never found. I wonder what happened. ~ The holes in the trees looked so cool. It's amazing that he can do that. ~ I feel sorry for the Canadian guy that walked all the way to South America to visit a library only to be turned away because he didn't have his passport. :( He's like a real life Forest Gump! ~ That's crazy how the crew of the Swamp Ghost were able to survive with everything that happened to them. That plane must have been built really well. ~ The wallabies have been there for decades though. I hope they find the person who did that. :(

[@avalanche15301]

A lot of weird things happen in that region of Canada, It's pretty crazy how vast and empty norther Canada is.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

The tribe in Canada probably heard, or smelled, the trapper coming and hid until he left. It might have been just the women in camp sewing and cooking, and the men were hunting. He was probably only there a few minutes. The trees have been found like this in Russia due to atomic bomb testing and this happened in the 40's during the war.

[@nicolenewsome4863]

It's not that uncommon. Same thing happened to the townspeople in Roanoke although I'm not sure exactly when. But, look it up.

[@bol11]

The story about the missing tribe is a myth no record of it in papers or RCMP records proved a myth years ago,don't know why the keep spreading this bull

[@green8733]

22:00 Btd 6 music intensifies

[@masonharkness6437]

Never know what you might find, in my town we have a river that runs along it and there’s a point you can cross where’s it’s only knee deep some parts only ankle deep but on the other side is a island. And the island has about 8 old stone buildings with most of them along side the river and it has some sort of man made structure in the water as well. It’s probably only a couple hundred years old but it was still a really cool find

[@RaphBlade7]

Seriously if they want to get rid of the Wallabies they should find a way to relocate them into a zoo, wildlife sanctuary, or find some way to transport them back to Australia! Killing them like that is just wrong especially when they have such a small population & it was an eccentric granny who put them there!

[@ladymindkey]

Love how the host said the area was known for jaguars and then proceeded to put a picture of a cheetah up. lol Time stamp 23:15

[@dhertsens5617]

That's definitely not a cheetah. It's either a leopard or a jaguar. Cheetahs are skinnier and have the clear black "tearduct" marks under the eyes.

[@ladymindkey]

Ya'll are looking at the first time he said jaguar. Look at time stamp 23:15. That's when he says jaguar and shows a pic of a cheetah.

[@ladymindkey]

Time stamp 23:15. You're seeing the first time he said jaguar and actually showed a jaguar.

[@ladymindkey]

@@toothfairy1952 Time stamp 23:15. You're seeing the first time he said jaguar and actually showed a jaguar.

[@dhertsens5617]

You're right. My mistake.

[@vey_4227]

Dont you just ever want to have a power that can let you have a vision of what happened in history? Like you can see the past like watching a movie

[@quackinator1609]

I always daydream about inventing a time machine that let's me travel anywhere and any time into the past. While in the time machine, it creates a large bubble around me that makes me basically a ghost that allows me to move around freely, makes me invisible, and be able to phase through walls and stuff.

[@liseheyns9266]

You are really smart to be telling us all this stuff!

[@gwanzchannel171]

He is my favourite narrator in this channel..his voice make me relaxing and give me goodnight sleep..who agree like this comment

[@megs4193]

Such a good job, if I wasn't 100% terrified of flying, I would save every penny to go and see...all of that forest artwork, so creative and imaginative 😍 amazing, thank you for this video 👍.

[@johnkaylor7205]

At approximately 23:14 it shows a picture of a cheetah which claims as jaguar which it is not.

[@TheWeirdThingsOfGroveCity]

Maybe the light was more the way they was bent because of other trees blocking the sun light for the trees and after the Bending they were able to get the sun light and went straight up. Maybe lol

[@michaelpettersson4919]

That village's missing inhabitants is really wierd especially with the dug up graves. It is of course possible that it is just a myth and didn't actually happened at all or that details has been added later.

[@nicholastuckett4363]

What If it's Real

[@ausiwolf]

“Ferocious Jaguars..” *Shows a Video of a Cheetah* Me: “Hol’ up-“

[@thunderflamenation8347]

The trees could’ve bended because of something called a vortex. I went to the vortexes in Montana and the trees grew the way each vortex did, which is pretty similar to the trees in this vid.

[@habibsmith3311]

What

[@thunderflamenation8347]

@@habibsmith3311 look up the Montana vortex, it’ll explain

[@patrickbertlein4626]

I see trees grow like that all the time, Cedar especially will when its given a lot of space. Maybe it seems more unusual to see it in person, but from my perspective doesn't seem that weird to me.

[@danielhanawalt4998]

Most mysteries can likely be explained and usually not scary. Interesting video and some amazing artwork by some creative folks. The real mysteries, and seemingly no explanation for are the most intriguing. Don't we all love a good mystery?

[@pan_dircik7996]

I'm from Poland and i was learning about these trees. There shape was made by Humans and they were meaking metal tubes and putting tree saplings to grow at the shape of the tubes

[@barbarathomas8556]

Bent trees, seen them in my local nature park. It's caused by storm wind when they were saplings.

[@rocketsprout4560]

Love your content! And the awesome puns are the cherry on top 😎 you killed me with "I'm a fun guy" (fungi) 🤣🤣

[@darlenelang3681]

I love this Video You are always coming up with fun stories. Thanks for always AMAZING me😊

[@benjaminstubblefield2637]

The cave reminds me of a trap in Atlanta, Georgia. A gang took over and overgrown, abandoned furniture store, that could no longer be seen from the road. They made the driveway disappear by placing bushes. People come in, and, never leave. Car, clothing, everything, including life is taken. I know that they busted a similar operation, but I don’t know if they ever got this 1. Once someone pulls in, they put a parking cement bar across the only way out. I aimed the car for the people carrying the parking curb, and forced them to drop it. I would have crashed into them, because they were going to kill me anyway!

[@j.rbry.8990]

65 years in metro Atlanta and hadn't heard about that one yet. I don't know what year it was but I was there since 55 when lake Lanier was damned up. Although I did build more than one fortress of solitude, in a kudzu patch. And started on a red clay cavern.

[@paulraymond9886]

Something odd about the first story. I have been around the north. The graves are always marked with a white wooden cross. You would never see a headstone there.

[@ashleyfalkenstein3648]

The first one would make a great horror novel surely to give people a few nightmares. I'm kind of hoping now that it gets written because I'd live to see what happened to the people.

[@leonardsirwinirwin4247]

Re: bent trees. On a wooded property in the Jersey Pines there is one tree which has been bent into a perfect circle at about the six foot level. It can be seen from the road, but only if one is very observant.

[@UrbanGardeningWithD.A.Hanks14]

I'm a conservation officer, and the bent trees are no mystery. I see them all the time and have many up at my cabin. They are always pine, and laid over by heavy wet snow or ice at a young age, and then grow upwards again. Pine can snap on one side and still live, due to the sap oozing out and covering the open wood. I wish they'd quit calling this a mystery. The fact that these are all pointing in one direction indicates a strong wind coupled with the snow or ice, to fall in that direction during a storm.

[@stevet5379]

Yep, have seen this many time and the more time that you spend in forests the more you'll see things like this. Deep wet snow is likely the culprit, along with ice, slow thaw and rinse and repeat next year. Not much of a mystery really, i've known this since I was a kid and I am over 60 now.

[@Edna2u]

They are also created as markers of rivers in some places in the us. American indigenous did this often to mark directions.

[@J.C.73]

The trail tree looks like someone snuck behind my ex's house & took that picture. I've been intrigued with it for years & there is an Indian grave yard & mounds nearby but it can't be that old. This is really cool to finally understand How it was done...💯👍👍

[@BeAmazed]

awesome!

[@lorielovesbooks7315]

Tree trunks can also be green, they are lovely. You can see a lot of them in Phoenix Arizona.

[@davidlaki]

We used to own a small mango orchard. When the saplings were still young, a massive tropical storm hit, and essentially leveled the seedlings. They survived, and eventually grew with a bend that looks like the pines shown here. So, barring a similar weather phenom, I'm inclined to believe the tanks theory.

[@MightyLittle1]

In your first story about Joe Labelle, some of your animations depicts the food in pots was found still cooking. The truth (although this could be just folklore) is, in the town of 2000 to2500 people, they had been missing for about 2 months according to the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police), and not the day or night when Joe arrived. There would be no footprint because it had probably snowed at some time in that 2 month period.

[@kennethjohnston1593]

My question was, how were the cooking fires still smoldering if the villagers had been gone for 2 months? Also, if they had been there recently enough for said fires to still be smoldering, why had all the dogs starved to death? Several things just don’t add up

[@MightyLittle1]

@@kennethjohnston1593 Someone could have made the whole story up also.

[@kennethjohnston1593]

@Chris Fournier With all the irregularities, i would have to agree. If the Mounted Police filed a report in their investigation, reading it might some validation

[@dark-wolfnetherin2135]

Le leyon is probably a spirit of a soldier who served during WWII

[@zackhopkins5185]

I think he's an off grid type of vagrant.

[@stevenjackson452]

Trees like the bent trees occur in almost every forest. It usually happens in winter when they are young saplings and there is a blanket of snow about 10 inches deep. if there is a hard wind the trees will break or bend in the direction of the wind. When spring comes the trees will bend and start growing in the direction of the sun. several years later they look like the do in these pictures.

[@TheNuckinFoob]

23:12 That's a cheetah, NOT a jaguar.

[@Nirrrina]

I once ended up with a hole in my bush because I saw a hornets nest & made the mistake of spraying it with hornet spray. Drive me nuts trying to fix that hole. It was right in front near the stairs too. Next time I'd spray with the hose or at most soapy water. I was wondering the mystery holes was from sprayed chemicals. But nope art.

[@danwookim2502]

One of the most generally accepted theories surrounding the crooked trees in Poland is that they were intentionally bent when they were young to supply wood for ships. At that time, curved wood could only be created that way. However, World War II likely prevented these trees from becoming older. They were forgotten, and as a result, none of the local residents have a first-hand experience of how this could have happened.

[@shawnlee7022]

So not tanks during ww2 ? Makes sense .BAYVILLE NY

[@bradw974]

I have several on my property and have seen many more in other places

[@MegCazalet]

He explains much of that theory in the video. But WW2 is not out of living memory, and had that been intentional and meant for ships, how would that become such a mystery so fast?

[@bryanadams256]

3:16 Trees were probably hit by an ice storm while saplings. Freezing rain can be quite heavy if it accumulates.

[@carolmorelos3049]

This video was very interesting! Like watching it, but no don't want to go there, or live anywhere near it. Thanks ❤️

[@zeinchance2060]

Nice mysteries I love your videos

[@zeinchance2060]

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[@alphayt3209]

Such an amazing video, keep them coming💯💯

[@mabelletoquillo7914]

Your voice is my lullaby...❤️

[@greenbird777]

If you drive about 12 miles out Spyrock Rd. in Laytonville, CA, you'll find a patch of forest of trees bent like the ones you show. We also have about a dozen of them on the property in Oregon that we live on now, though the curves are smoother - they don't look almost broken where they bend the most like the ones in the video. The first case was caused by a heavy snowfall about 50 years ago, and it only affected the trees that were stuck under the weight of the snow for the longest period of time (north slope thaws much more slowly). The ones on our property now were bent over by an ice storm in which it took almost a week for all the ice to melt off. I don't know if it snows where the video was taken, but something flattened those trees when they were very young.

[@diwfu]

Yea.. people bent them when they were saplings

[@irenex71]

Question of the day: if you could have one paranormal ability, what would it be?

[@lylelepage9710]

Possesing

[@YourMotherInLaw]

Telekenesis

[@Trickytiger13]

Teleportation

[@nicolenewsome4863]

To fly.

[@beccagee5905]

Healing

[@jewelsmickey1265]

I’ve always wondered why no one ever looked into a possible genetic mutation I the crooked forest in Poland.

[@thewatcher5248]

Love this channel ty for the content

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

At 23:13, was that "jaguar" photographed in South America? It must have got *_seriously_* lost!!