One in a Billion Moments in Nature

▽ One in a Billion Moments in Nature
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[@pamelot7040]

Sperm whales sleep vertically for several reasons. They can group closer together for protection. They can actually see better that way with most of their bodies being under their eyes in this position, and they don’t have to go far to surface for air while being semi asleep. They don’t sleep for long. They mostly do quick power naps throughout the day.

[@stanmans]

What about other whale species?

[@ksc743]

​@@stanmansapparently some dolphins do this as well and I think Blue Whales, but not other Whale species.

[@jh702]

I think they sleep vertically also so the oxygen stays in their brains as it is lighter than their bodies ?

[@user-jb3wd9hz4m]

Would have been more interesting if you told us where all these events happened.

[@SMThecla2]

No kidding!

[@chrisedmunds9272]

Not only where but of greater interest, what ARE these unexplained phenomena?

[@ksc743]

Yes I'm afraid I can only say not much effort went into editing this video.

[@noellefritz5678]

@@chrisedmunds9272it would have been cooler if he explained these phenomena too. He’s like “no one knows why the trees are bent.” Yes. We do. It’s not a secret either. He just didn’t do any research. They’re bent when they’re young, a common thing used in olden day ship building, and that was a field of them that never ended up being used

[@patriotmama]

Impressive but I wish you would explain what causes all of these phenomena and not just some of them.

[@louisefearon1089]

Love all the nature, but would appreciate, knowing what country this happens in, and a scientific explanation of the event, if known.

[@sindollface]

These types of videos r one of my favorite. Also videos showing incredible natural places or things on earth. Like the trees in this video that grow curved. God is the master creator. That’s where we get our creativity from. Just look at the massive sky, ocean & mountains, to delicate flowers. The detail is mind blowing.

[@hannewendelboe4934]

you are absolutely right. Shame is thou that we humans often if not mostly have to ruin the beautiful creations just to make money of it and screw up the whole thing. Killing most of the Nature and thereby bit by bit and faster and faster the other living creatures that are sharing this glorious planet with us. They are the innocent ones, just living their lives the best they can as their ancestors before them😢😢. Pls let us all do our very best to help our suffering planet🔥 to heal the best it can at this stage. Stop all the greed. Cutting down all the old forrests, polluting and overfishing the oceans filling them with plastic.

[@Ribcrickett]

😂 5:00 There’s a glow in the dark scorpion 🦂 this narrator calls a squid 🦑 then he mentions fireflies and we get a scene from the movie “Avatar”. Anyone else notice this?

[@georgemetz7277]

Yes, and it's worse than that. Scorpions do not glow with bioluminescence, they fluoresce under a UV light. Nice clips but little to no explanations...or wrong.

[@margaretgreenwood4243]

Nature is truly beautiful

[@hlm1972]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@armoris66]

Please enlighten us as to which method of "Bad farming" caused the ground to rise up by 10ft. Did the farmer accidentally drive his tractor under ground and tried to find a way out? Did they inadvertently plant giant rabbit attracting veg? Did they disturb the spice worms of Arachus? Please, please enlighten me as I'm losing sleep over this. 😧😫😴

[@mmlwriter1]

I am sure it has to do with irrigation

[@Hokua888]

Or they were just horrid.

[@harrygrimley4352]

Don't lose sleep over this. They did this with poor plumbing and soft tar. Calling it a road.

[@bloosart]

The top soil is gone. There used to be vast forests, timbers, and prairies. Those were removed. Wherever you have plowed earth, you have erosion. Most of America's top soil is at the bottom of the gulf of Mexico

[@thomasmelkonian4203]

A D😊@

[@kcvriess]

It's sooo nice to watch the few moments/clips without the redundant and annoying narration.

[@alanleech37]

We see a lot of double rainbows in Ireland. I’ve seen a triple too. Great footage.

[@oldmama8929]

I was just about to write this. I've seen two triple rainbows. They are spectacular.

[@SMThecla2]

Although I'm of mostly Irish ancestry, I'm a midwestern American, and have seen some from Illinois.

[@daftirishmarej1827]

Double rainbows are quite common. Still beautiful!!

[@MusicalBoarder]

a double rainbow happens 100% of the time

[@anitabishop6520]

I’ve seen triple rainbows in NC, USA!

[@RWilco-fs2bu]

What the hell What a rainbow 🌈 has to do with a beautiful 🐳 whale who knows. I can tell you what is referred to as a rainbow is actually a circle caused by sunlight and moisture in the air the reson you can't see the complete rainbow 🌈 is because the curve of the planet 🌏 ROUNIN

[@Daseko.]

@@anitabishop6520I’ve seen one a few months ago while being at the airport at work and the view from the apron was something else 🔥🔥🔥😍 btw. Airport FRA / EDDF in Germany

[@kimdinnel1110]

We have many double ones that can be seen in several parts of Oregon . I totally understand the excitement ❣️❣️ I will pull over to the side of the road to enjoy them and take pictures .. always did that with my kids too 👏 I find it wondrous and magical full of blessings for all ❤

[@bryanrussell6679]

That's the first time I've ever seen a starfish move.

[@mcfly7]

After a heavy rain... That's a apocalyptic amount of rain.

[@brianstaples4057]

In a nutshell, it’s so that they can float near the surface and stay alert to potential predators. Sleeping vertically means they can breathe when needed and quite literally keep one eye open whilst they sleep!

[@SnarkasticSunny]

I 2nd that, as it is true. Isn't natural world amazing!??

[@sephysaurus]

I loved the dolphins swimming throught the bioluminescent algae. Wow, so beautiful!

[@judileffe7193]

As a nature lover, thank you so much for sharing. We would never be able to see anything like this without you!

[@mrknotthall]

Sure we would. Other people put out these videos too.

[@annakeye]

It's actually pretty easy to do. Just go and look at other people's videos and steal their work. Then just smudge over their logo. re; top ride hand corner 7:44

[@traybern]

I hate nature. ESPECIALLY every plant on EARTH.

[@patrykoszast8881]

look out the window

[@HeronCoyote1234]

When I lived in Portland, Oregon, there was an opaque rainbow that was so unusual, people pulled over to watch it. It was like someone used oil paint, rather than watercolor, to paint the sky.

[@ryansantiago941]

6:40 “Thousands of fish” Bro, that’s millions of fish, not just thousands

[@alisonphilp7497]

More information on each part would be helpful

[@kimberlina238]

Thanks for sharing.. Pretty cool all of them.

[@freyabjorklund7313]

We se double rainbows all the time in Tasmania Australia

[@erikahentschke5208]

Thank you.. amazing vision and pleasing music.

[@jumboJetPilot]

I’ve actually had the Aurora Borealis impinging on the windscreen as I’ve flown through it.

[@SnarkasticSunny]

?!!! Scary!

[@josecamacho3393]

Minute 3.33, two meters high of that foam killed six young surfers by suffocation in Scheveningen, NL a few years ago.

[@sansik2113]

Ya not sure I would be quick to frolic in that without a water test 🤢

[@uslanja]

That is caused by foam fractionation and the main ingredient is protiens from marine animal effluent. They are literally having fun in turd.

[@janysmahoney1271]

The best 1 yet; all stunningly beautiful and unique Nature; enthralling but scary at same time.. Once it growls, all u can do is...smile back, then scream an run f cover.

[@TMVFUNNYFAILS]

Serving every fail with a side of chuckles - your specialty, and we’re all here for it!

[@harrygrimley4352]

Most of this just happens. Nature is amazing and surprising.

[@shockruk]

That double-rainbow clip is ancient lol

[@houdahouda7613]

سبحان الله قادر على كل شيء

[@guypehaim1080]

We didn't get to see the ice column shown on the intro to the video.

[@chadbenson-weaver7503]

Vertical sleeping enables easy access to oxygen with minimal exertion by positioning blowholes directly at the surface 7:30

[@raymondtonns2521]

the whales sleep like that so they do not snore

[@TobeToday2024]

I appreciate the humor and absurdity of each fail in this video.

[@user-jn2wx7db1c]

We do record cool stuff with all our cameras in this age.

[@houdahouda7613]

اللهم انصر غزة و فلسطين امين يارب العالمين

[@karenscongdon6663]

Could you spend just a little longer with each? I just about get my bearings & you are on to the next one. Thanks!

[@SnarkasticSunny]

I agree. This 1 moved to quickly!

[@onetrueslave]

Those dragon scale clouds looked more like cotton ball clouds to me.

[@sandraheinrich5949]

We usually see them after a storm in Montana-- not before.

[@janwoodward7360]

Also known as “ mammatus clouds “ for the resemblance of breasts .

[@pammelvaine8176]

Their correct name is Mammatus or mammatocumulus, meaning "mammary cloud' from the Latin mamma meaning udder or breast.

[@SMusictime-fs9ih]

love the Methane gas bubbles n lighting it up!

[@user-jn2wx7db1c]

Another one is “Unbelievable!” No, if it is, there, real, it is believable

[@christoohunders5316]

2:30 same thing happens in Mecca 🤣

[@wettsteinkatrin3088]

The Volcano forced more than 7000 people to evacuate…

[@christinestathers6464]

My god our planet is beautiful! Are we lucky or what?

[@user-jn2wx7db1c]

Your world is a fascinating place. We love it. - UFO 👽

[@joeyjamison5772]

It is said: We humans taste like chicken!

[@guysmiley4830]

Nature is amazing. I don't think that saucer shaped cloud over Moscow was natural though.

[@viewerabundzu6887]

mother Nature, long may she rule over us, for we are wretched and useless without her.

[@joviemaeaparice3720]

How beautiful

[@wowtveng66]

You are so kind

[@joviemaeaparice3720]

@@wowtveng66 The ones where there's the rainbow scenes are my favorite! The Rainbow Waterfall is my personal fav, I love rainbows a lot! 🌈✨❣️

[@domenicozagari2443]

THE SEWAGE MAKES THE FOAM ON THE BEACH.

[@cadenrolland5250]

In the US there are warnings not to go into such waters for obvious health reasons.

[@nicolarollinson4381]

I didn't know that but, common sense should warn anyone that this water is pulluted by something. The clue is in "Smells a bit fishy"

[@deathbycheese850]

No, it doesn't. Where I live, it's caused by strong winds, whipping up the sand and water into a foam. The authorities tell you to stay out of it, because you can get trapped inside, and suffocate.

[@GlobalWarmingFraud]

Just any protein in the water

[@nicolarollinson4381]

@@GlobalWarmingFraud I didn't know that. Thank u

[@filoteosagales4601]

Double rainbow is very common here in our country

[@rh1507]

Those darn earthquakes never seem to care. I remember feeling them almost every day from the New Madrid fault line.

[@mikroll]

13:24 double rainbows are common here in southern Italy. But I have only once seen and photographed a complete circle rainbow. Has anyone else?

[@donhargrave5376]

Often, from an aircraft.

[@righty-o3585]

The trees bend like that because of the wind. Notice they all bend the same direction

[@laskatz3626]

Wow! Thank you for sharing. So interesting.❤

[@lindatulis6214]

I grew up in New York State. I would go out at dusk and catch fireflies. I loved it. Haven't seen one since.

[@lisathomas1622]

Yeah, they’re missing in Maine too 😢

[@lisalynch629]

Glyphosate

[@lisalynch629]

Millions of gallons sold at Home Depot everyday

[@guysmiley4830]

We still have them in Virginia but I sure remember a lot more 20 or 30 years ago. They seem to like oak tree's

[@darrincohick2235]

North Central Pa here. Late June-early August, lots of fireflies. : )

[@axemastersinc3269]

3:50 Giant sand tornado/ That is a dust devil.

[@deathbycheese850]

We call them Willwillies in Australia.

[@axemastersinc3269]

@@deathbycheese850 Right on. Dust devil here in Texas. It was started in 1830 in newspapers. No one knows who coined the phrase though.

[@SMThecla2]

That rainbow waterfall is beautiful! I wonder where it is.

[@genehunsinger3981]

I'd say like/share this VID.It's worth watching.

[@guitarholio]

Awesome video. 👍

[@RWilco-fs2bu]

After many decades of studying these beautiful animals that's as smart as they are BIG one can only assume do to their internal organs and size sleeping this way helps with the digestive system and the air stays higher up in the body allowing them to relax and sleep ROUNIN

[@patriciamcadams3519]

Sweet, white, hot sauce over the top when it's cold or vanilla ice cream on the side, when warmed!❤️😊👌

[@johntracey4196]

WOW JUST WOW

[@IAW88]

amazing..good job

[@funnymeme1993]

Luck was definitely on their side in these moments!

[@rickbruner]

Fascinating! Where did you find all these gems?

[@heidikickhouse-]

How's the kid in the quicksand doing?

[@ginaperry2599]

Makes me wonder how trees can grow @ all with their roots being disturbed constantly!

[@ripley_hicks_newt_86]

That foam is probably toxic.

[@bartobo]

So happy to see a video whose thumbnail wasn’t non inclusive BS.

[@jamesmitchell8119]

Amazing

[@IHGChick]

The reindeer are in a large corral, and do not have enough room to roam so they get their exercise by rotating. But it is VERY interesting that the cloud shaped like a ufo was the only cloud moving.... all of the others were stationary.

[@maggiematthews3517]

Fascinating videos but I wonder if the "enartic" (approx 0.35) is anywhere near the antarctic. 😂

[@tordismagdalenejacobi4251]

Spettacolare ❤

[@darrencrossman4601]

10:50 minutes in-Until now we still don't know what happened to those trees lol

[@sh4744]

That´s wrong, because Vikings and others could not bend massive trees for their boats. So they cut the trees a little and turn it to one side. After a few jears the trees looked like these, So they could "earn " ship keels to build new or bigger boats. Sorry, my english isn`t very well.

[@darrencrossman4601]

@@sh4744 people also used methods like that for marking direction and probably many other reasons. Pretty cool

[@SnarkasticSunny]

WOWWWWWW!!!! Thanks for this.

[@lauralowery9303]

Thanks so much! ❤

[@danbradley6696]

OMG A DOUBLE RAINBOW ! And?????????? I've seen several Triple rainbows!

[@sandraheinrich5949]

Northern Ribbon Snake (16:18 mark). They are like garter snakes. They usually ball up to mate or keep warm.

[@rathertiredofthemess2841]

The spider webs! Yikes!

[@user-kl6ef1tn5g]

7:26 “It’s time to get up, right?” ⏰

[@florintrandafir7573]

Foarte interesant acest vlog !

[@rathertiredofthemess2841]

The crabs! Yikes!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

That dirt rising in India was scary

[@sykoteddy]

The saucer shaped cloud and the scene with the thunderbolts are most likely CGI. You don't get visible shock waves like that with thunder.

[@janakasanjaya6926]

Thank you very much

[@mindtvus]

1:14 Where are there so many grasshoppers? They rush out like moths, looking really scary.

[@byoobyoo1280]

I thought this old video of the dustdevil selfie in 3:50 was not real. 🤔🤔

[@Blabette]

Same, that was surprising.

[@robinashley2355]

Incredible photography!💜💜

[@kimberlyweston8466]

Been in one of those locus storms it’s not fun!

[@Ratboy2004]

We get double rainbows often. I live on east coast Canada

[@ryansantiago941]

Squid… Scorpion… Pretty much the same thing, right😂

[@Katrina-cq2tw]

Ringing rocks more like singing rocks!

[@eric55406]

Pine pollen is much larger and too large to cause people with allergies issues. Being that the pollen grains are large, they are much more visible. The problem pollen is usually from deciduous trees and other plants and is too small to be visisible even when there is a lot of it.

[@Ou812icubi]

Dragon scale, clouds are called mammatus

[@nicolarollinson4381]

This would make a great bucket list for someone with pots of money

[@user-kl6ef1tn5g]

6:16 I love rock music! 🙄

[@rathertiredofthemess2841]

The furry snake! Yikey Yikes!

[@user-xv5xt3hm2t]

Dragon scale clouds? They're called mammatus.

[@DetectiveAlley]

Sometimes words are not necessary. Learn from that.

[@naomibargmeyer6075]

I took a pic of a sun dog several years ago near Seattle

[@MusicalBoarder]

There is so much pollon on the trees that people call it a massive cloud of pollen! Thank you for that thrilling detail. I would have never known people call clouds of pollen clouds of pollen.

[@kirbywaite1586]

Half of these are not even explained.