Receding Water Levels Unveil Ancient Remains

Intense droughts and decreasing water levels around the world are leading to the unveiling of previously submerged remains. NBC News’ Steven Romo has the details on the recent prehistoric discoveries emerging.
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#TopStoryWithTomLlamas #Ancient #Prehistoric

[@bolivianthunderluz7198]

Its a little ironic that as the earth starts showing signs that things are getting bad for us humans, it also uncovers marks of the other extinct creatures

[@Sxvaqe-_-]

End of times

[@JohnkyTonkbadonkadonk]

@@Sxvaqe-_- No one can escape time; it delivers us all to the same end. You can't plug your ears and cover your eyes.

[@HontTV]

Wow, i love this comment. Thank you.

[@nyghtfox3880]

they didn't go extinct, they only got smaller like everything else...

[@therealconker1768]

Exactly. Life will have to end in the planet eventually.. we might not have too much time left

[@nerdstudent8852]

That Budha statue in Yang Tze river is really cool, it's like warning sign from the sculptor, it just like saying: "When you see my art in a bottom of a river, then it's mean that it's time to pray"

[@Toguse]

It is the other way around, when you are able to see my statue it is normal don't panic.

[@mahogany7712]

@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket Its sad what happened to China when the CCP took over, all that 5,000 year old relics. gone

[@TrueHelpTV]

*nobody wants to talk about how in 2017 NASA, the DOD< and Senate all agreed the climate "change" is due to the shifting magnetosphere which went from moving roughly 6 miles per year to over 35 in under 15 years.. forcing them to push up their GPS recalibration schedule for 3 years in an emergency session.* Its an event that has been overdue for thousands of years now

[@zachmoyer1849]

it just means the river used to flow differently

[@davidchavez81]

Think about it, these dinosaur footprints have been covered for millions of years. I don't think this drought is normal.

[@faxslaps5775]

Texas has plenty of sites of Dino footprints. You’ll be ok

[@myyzsq__]

So true🤯

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

It's not, but it is expected.

[@kalisticmodiani2613]

river bed is probly more recent. plus old historical and prehistorical droughts but nobody to record it. This is news because the human who found it can broadcast it to the world.

[@Alex-vz2jz]

Many things have been hidden for years and now its all being uncovered. In Spain they found a Stonehenge like structure and in china they found statues and many plays too.

[@erock6908]

You know we’re doomed when the mentality is that it’s too expensive to make change and cheaper to just die.

[@Theupstateidiots]

Pretty much. Nuclear power would be a good switch.

[@somedudeonyoutube8079]

the ignorance of this comment is immense.

[@TRUEROOTS2022]

@@Theupstateidiots for sure !

[@EA-tc6kb]

Makes sense the longer humanity tries to survive, tougher life gets for everyone - I doubt climate change has any respect for currency.

[@Theupstateidiots]

@@EA-tc6kb I think what he's saying is people are too worried about the cost of trying to slow, (not stop or reverse because that's impossible) climate change that they would rather die with money, than attempt to do anything. Regardless of cost, we should be trying a little harder. Once this whole world goes tropical I think we'll have some serious diseases everywhere. I've noticed in the past few years in upstate NY, that non invasive vines are growing out of control now. Not a good sign

[@johnc1280]

That oil drum was DEF a mob hit

[@theincrediblehulk5797]

Can we investigate it now

[@libatako]

Went up to Newburgh NY this previous weekend, there’s this river that I drive pass every time I’m up there…it was dry, pretty crazy because it’s always flowing strong. Been driving through at least once a month almost 20 years, and never saw it dry…even in the hottest and dry years.

[@PowerOfYouth652]

Because of climate change

[@TrueHelpTV]

*nobody wants to talk about how in 2017 NASA, the DOD< and Senate all agreed the climate "change" is due to the shifting magnetosphere which went from moving roughly 6 miles per year to over 35 in under 15 years.. forcing them to push up their GPS recalibration schedule for 3 years in an emergency session.*

[@joshuarobbins7976]

Just cause your family don't want to hear your lame stories doesn't mean we want to either

[@Superdog-gr5yh]

It hasn't rained in the Hudson valley in like 3 months

[@JREwithin]

because we're in the end times even the bible predicted this just look at the prophecy on the Euphrates river. we're close to Jesus' return but the anti christ must come first and claim his dominance over the world

[@JannyMaha]

The human species is going to live only as long as the planet we live remains inhabitable. So, let's take care of protecting our planet first, then we can talk longevity.

[@sublimebeauty1840]

Amen let’s hope for it

[@user-ly4bz9fw3k]

the united states is only 4 per cent of world population so it does not matter....and in x hundred million years the earth will be destroyed by our sun.....we get slightly closer every year

[@willskywalk]

It might be a little late for that. We're about to be those dinosaurs not too long from now

[@IAMMRONALD]

na idc

[@CosmicHarmony58]

@@willskywalk If we achieve net zero emissions by 2050, it'll take time for the Earth to reverse the changes we made. Trust me when I say this...We have the technology, the governments are just to greedy to use it because they'll make NO MONEY....But you know what? Pretty soon....they'll have no choice.

[@rose7531]

“So that we don’t become extinct” …that line gave me shivers

[@lostpony4885]

Bout time the mainstream is catching up to where i came in around the 80s and science has known since the 60s and all we had to do was chill on the drilling and poisons. But no. Now here we are, still putting in new fossil fuel pipelines.

[@professorakiba434]

I actually do not believe we will go extinct. Around 40,000 BCE humans persevered in some of the coldest temperatures of the Ice Age. I have a feeling we will do the same in the hottest temperatures of the Dry Age. Human civilization, however, may well go extinct. Built around sedentary lifestyles and certain types of energy to keep it running, unless humans adapt it to the Dry Age, I don't see it surviving. Smaller human groups are better at coping with harsh conditions than civilized society is. Take a look at how quickly a flood shut down a whole city in Texas. That about says it all.

[@craigcrawford6595]

Mankind will not become extinct nor will mankind destroy this planet. .

[@marquamfurniture]

Humans are a cancer on Mother Earth. Extinction would be a gift.

[@nyghtfox3880]

​@@lostpony4885 you people are so gullible, plastic is made from petroleum...if you don't want to contribute, then don't...but to think you need someone else to do it first b4 you can act is beyond selfish and ignorant...

[@allanbrogdon3078]

Been there and you can see tracks when there's water it's usually shallow. The river bank is mostly gravel as it washes out more tracks are exposed.The ones in the river eventually will erode There are many tracks there.

[@CarolinaBassHunter]

All of these are so cool!!

[@lostpony4885]

"So that we dont go extinct" start by not trashing the climate stability responsible for "civilization" cuz its gone in a flash.

[@tamtamz8733]

This is amazing.

[@vicbertfartingclack4559]

It’s funny, we all think we have such a dominant foothold on this fragile, ever changing planet - but the dinosaurs were top of the food chain for millions of years until the end of the Cretaceous. Us? At best 15,000 years so far, living in nomadic settlements or as civilizations, and maybe 3 million as barely recognizable humans. Almost 90% of Earth’s history doesn’t even include humans in any form! This planet doesn’t owe us anything.

[@peacenow42]

tell elon musk that

[@vicbertfartingclack4559]

@@peacenow42 good point.

[@sarahs1849]

Humans will be extinct once a few bad nuclear disasters happen. Give it about 5 years.

[@lilsaint5087]

pressed

[@MickeyFlipper]

“This planet doesn’t owe us anything.” That is the most profound statement I have read regarding nature. And you’re right

[@russellbarndt6579]

I like the statement of "not to go extinct"! It would seemed a "unified" effort from mankind in general to maintain the living capacity here on Earth is best and to ensure basic Space travel for mankind to continue and to morph into others worlds over long periods of time as it seems we are a recent development of life that is able to be aware...

[@redditman3701]

Too bad none of that will ever happen. We will die out soon.

[@AnthemAnimation]

@@redditman3701 name checks out

[@chulavista5239]

My sediments exactly.

[@rdmanone]

This is real. I walked outside today and found footprints in the dry mud left by me 48 years ago. My yard is littered with footprints left by my whole family.

[@blazingstarinhell]

Who is interested in your and your families footprints ?

[@budders9958]

The mud has to dry out for a long time and harden into essentially a rock before it can get wet again.

[@perspectiveflip]

@@budders9958 so, what happened? The dinosaur stepped on it, suddenly all animals and all water disappeared for a thousand years for it to harden and be undisturbed?

[@Treiunrey]

​@@perspectiveflip It wasn't just stepped on once, most likely multiple times, thousands even. No grass would grow on it and rain won't wash away the footprint since the ground that were stepped on have compressed add in occasional rain that washes away any debris that gets on the footprint. Multiple of the same species may have stepped on the same path helping it lithify throughout the years. Even modern-day animals are known to do that, Bears would often take the same tracks that went before them leaving a pattern that hunters can avoid knowing it is a path bear takes.

[@gs325jcbd]

@@Treiunrey is this a guess?

[@mnm3755]

So cool to see the dinosaur feet & Buddha statue.

[@laurabartoletti6412]

The Irony of water receding , unveiling the past, yet emphasizes the extreme critical urgency of life's survival on Earth threatened by climate change and humans impact on the Ecosystems. 🌍🌎🌏

[@iamjkrah]

The irony of the biggest hoax ever, climate change, which apparently happened before when the Dinosaurs roamed in muddy river beds.

[@mrtree1368]

If anything the climate change was water levels raising since all these are under water and are only visible now water levels are back to where they used to be

[@claudedottin1312]

@@mrtree1368 thank you!

[@rich2583]

Lol this only shows these water levels were normal BEFORE the climate change alarmism hoax. How could the water be that low without our influence y'all are convinced is going to destroy us? You guys don't think

[@frootlooper]

Lol

[@mrtree1368]

So actually water levels are returning to how they were.

[@MRdeLaat]

those footprint are impressive, kinds gave me goosebumps.

[@whatfoo661]

History is awesome 👍

[@jnolette1030]

I know it's bad to say but I love seeing what's down there.

[@jnolette1030]

@@bobabooey4537 oh nice lol!!

[@harryazcrac975]

I saw these same Tracks at the same river in Texas early 2004

[@montemccarty6512]

How did Noah get those things in the boat ? 🤫🤔🙄

[@TheUncommonShaman]

@Alex Perez lol

[@gabrielorellana7594]

Only a fool says there is no God

[@user-ik4br3nk2w]

@@gabrielorellana7594 agreed, he's perfecting covid right now.

[@louismorejohn586]

@@gabrielorellana7594 More like someone not delusional.

[@coleengoodell7523]

They were extinct by the time humans showed up.

[@sarahs1849]

Holy heck. This drought is no joke.

[@IFallGames]

If our ancestors could access these places where did all the water come from? Does that mean they were in a severe drought as well?

[@thatONEguyAGAINandAGAIN]

Severe climate change, the Antarctica was never always frozen over, its said to of only had a river flow through and was like that for ~ 100 million year, and then boom, ~ 34 million years ago severe climate change turnt the place nice and cold

[@Beadfishing]

This is literally the wettest year since 1986 according to rain tables. Just to let you know.

[@DelfinoGarza77]

What will we leave?

[@thatman4853]

Humans went to space.and the moon.thats what we have done and much more.How bout that?

[@tymebomb3323]

Our digital print will live on forever

[@TheMoneypresident]

Space junk

[@1ACL]

Going to the moon is no bfd.

[@jaimealvarez5666]

Nothing all you can really leave is your one blood within your children.

[@cherrydriver1986]

The history is so cool. But sad for droughts. But cool history. And some families getting closer.

[@anitakristensen4679]

They need to cut the prints out and pot them in a museum, before it's to late.

[@TheMoneypresident]

Hundred in the area. Some are worn away and resemble human. Only a few and creationists went crazy. Glen rose footprints. Look it up.

[@seansmith4150]

To late?? You should worry about why the water is disappearing, climate change is happening, Who cares about dinosaurs footprints

[@wownewstome6123]

@@TheMoneypresident Yeah, I found this ny times article (archived) from June 17, 1986: "FOSSILS OF 'MAN TRACKS' SHOWN TO BE DINOSAURIAN" You can read it for free. The creationists were so disappointed to find out the fossilized prints do not include human prints along side dinos.

[@Gnik4144]

So after all these years the prints are still there? Kinda hard to believe but still really cool

[@organicsoulgumbo]

BS

[@OSTemli]

I too don't believe it, elephant footprint disappear even in virgin forest but not this ?

[@sdmfcfh1283]

@@elgeo01 remind me how long cement lasts due to erosion over millions of years

[@BBradshawProductions]

If the water keep receding, we might find the lost city of Atlantis. 🤔

[@duquesne9487]

👍

[@JakesOutdoorLiving]

We found that forever ago. It’s the richat structure

[@BrahhdaCliffJones]

@@JakesOutdoorLiving nah it’s along the mid Atlantic ridge below the water. Jimmy has good ideas but there are others with better theories.

[@stormrungaming]

@@BrahhdaCliffJones nah.. It is the Richat.. Actually.. All of africa was under water.

[@ericsmith2816]

It’s pronounced Atlanta

[@Trund27]

Amazing!!! But found at a terrible cost.

[@victoreklofslott8093]

It didn't cost money human life was so before I can't imagine seeing a river with no water and you said amazing😆

[@lantrick]

Hint: This is "Dinosaur Valley State Park". They were there and known about all along.

[@chrisfriends7911]

Water levels going back to normal levels. Only atheist are scared.

[@Trund27]

@@victoreklofslott8093 a terrible cost as in drought, man. Not money…

[@Trund27]

@@lantrick not these prints. These have only just been discovered.

[@speedspirit6878]

What happened to the melting glaciers causing water levels to rise?

[@fear3647]

The Melting of the glaciers are caused by global warming hence the water levels are rising, but droughts are also caused by climate change which is directly affected by global warming and what climate change basically does is make wet regions even more wet & dry regions drier. Sea levels are also different around the world, which even if the glaciers are melting- it doesn't necessarily mean that a river in Texas which is the fourth hottest state in the U.S would get affected by it.

[@toddjerseyarchitectureinc.8059]

Incredible

[@jennyanimal9046]

Pretty cool stuff

[@elram2649]

Hopefully they also uncover even more human footprints as well...like the ones some defaced, cut out, and made disappeared.

[@DavidLopez-vc2tf]

Explain. I’m in the toilet seat pooping

[@lindseyhendrix2405]

@@DavidLopez-vc2tf in??? Dear lord

[@razzberytman]

@@lindseyhendrix2405 well, some people are different...

[@wownewstome6123]

Are you referring to the creationists claim that humans and dinosaurs co-existed and human footprints were found in the Paluxy riverbed? That was debunked. See NY Times, archived art.: "FOSSILS OF 'MAN TRACKS' SHOWN TO BE DINOSAURIAN"

[@wownewstome6123]

The article (from June 17, 1986, nyt) reads in part: "Almost every one of the alleged human tracks, they found, was accompanied by distinct colorations in the rock that, upon detailed analysis, revealed the pattern of dinosaurian digits. "The colorations ranged from blue-gray to rust, in contrast to the ivory to tan color of the surrounding limestone bearing the rest of the fossil footprint. To Mr. Kuban and scientists who had a look, this suggested that the digit impressions were somehow filled in with sediments different from those in the rest of the track. These sediments later hardened to rock. This phenomenon presumably went undetected until exposure to air and flood waters from the river eroded the surface and contributed to oxidation processes."

[@diptonsauce1985]

kinda makes you think drought conditions and water levels changing are a normal process of life

[@tmak4699]

so cool!

[@OperationDx1]

Gezz. That's crazy.

[@EMendonca-mp2mf]

Frickin amazing!

[@des_music7814]

Out of all the people that been there for years and constant moving water .. footprints are perfectly in tact

[@boofdaclown7866]

It isn't millions of years old.

[@Gen3designs]

@@boofdaclown7866 Yes it is 💀

[@boofdaclown7866]

@@Gen3designs No, it isn't. It's a little over 6,000.

[@Gen3designs]

@@boofdaclown7866 Lmfao you aren’t even remotely close. 6,000 years ago humans already built the pyramids

[@isekaihero8149]

That's pretty astonishing.

[@carinwiseman4309]

When the water level comes back .................

[@jessica3218]

Umm that guy needs to wake up

[@kell4524]

A true sign that the end is coming all the water starting to recede and in the process it is revealing Earth's secrets

[@Jkjazz123]

Even more of a reason to look towards the stars, or really start changing our actions and try to reverse the damage we’ve caused, if only gradually.

[@Nobddy]

That is not a sign of anything except that we should conserve water and change our wasteful habits

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

Recede where?

[@johne.8939]

@@Nobddy adapt

[@HKim0072]

Yeah, not sure if this is a good thing.

[@DirtyPlumbus]

So the water was at these levels before. 🤔

[@mayhemkennelsarklacombinek4021]

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 👍🏿 BLESSINGS IN JESUS CHRIST 🙏🏿

[@SimplifyTelevision]

What I like about fossils is that nature has to come together for the fossil to even still exist, the right things need to happen in the environment around the fossil for it to be preserved for hundreds of millions of years

[@HoeRogaine]

the right things have been happening for billions of years... its how we got here...

[@Jbarack98]

You really think these footprints stuck around for 113 million, do you even understand how long of a time that is. We don’t know the Original age of the parents cabin isotope, therefore carbon dating is merely a guess.

[@SimplifyTelevision]

@@Jbarack98 I reckon it's older than a couple dozen years at least

[@jumper5029]

From Noah's flood

[@HoeRogaine]

@@Jbarack98 you mean its older than dirt? lol see what i did there?

[@thedragonlee76]

I've been amazed,since I was a kid that a completely large dominant species roamed the Earth for millions of years and the intelligent human race has only been around for a few hundred thousand years. Basically,it would be like watching the nature channel for a billion years watching dinosaurs.

[@dd4850]

And the intelligent race ruins the earth and all the other species that the intelligent species seems “small and stupid” are the ones caring for it

[@aionguardian9062]

Most of what you've been told is a lie

[@Vert0313]

@@aionguardian9062 L

[@davidc2072]

@@aionguardian9062 yes, the planet is only 6,000 years old /s

[@aionguardian9062]

@@davidc2072 Given that the large over one thousand ton stone and some other large stones at the site of Baalbek, in Lebanon, were covered in pleistocene alluvials, which means they are over 11,700 yrs old, this should be a clue that the public is not told the truth. Do you know Wichita, KS? Find out who it's named after and take a look at what's in some of the pictures those folks were drawing. Did you know anasazi means "ancient ones"

[@lindseyhendrix2405]

This is so neat but 2:26 looks like they’re measuring that print with a churro lol

[@wownewstome6123]

lol

[@williams4994]

Pretty cool. Interesting stuff.

[@spinningbackkick6021]

I mean what an omen seeing the sings of species that went extinct.. The earth is telling us something..

[@Changingtesting]

Even though i’m all for saving the environment, we’ve reached a rate and majority ignorance to the point we have caused permanent damage, and just like the hole in the ozone decades prior, if it does not become a immediate wide scale problem, the problem itself will not be solved and blissfully ignored until it cannot be any longer.

[@carsilk2492]

I remember reading literature on recycling and other ways to be environmentally conscious back in 1995… sadly many people have no desire to follow simple suggestions 25 years later

[@dante9004]

What happened with the rising sea levels because of the melting ice??

[@frootlooper]

Don’t bring logic into this

[@dancingpixie6120]

WOW!!

[@K-Man123]

The Dino prints give me chills

[@HAHAd2]

Batchest

[@psychicpajamas]

imagine what we'd think and how we'd behave if we found this in medieval times. 😳

[@nyghtfox3880]

@@stephaniegreene7438 isn't dragon just a different translation for the same thing? Or do we all accept dinosaur as the accepted terminology now?

[@taahasiddiqui1071]

@@stephaniegreene7438 or maybe just imagine them? sorry it was a layup i had to

[@writingreality]

@@nyghtfox3880 what? A dragon is a mythological creature, likely inspired by dinosaur fossils, but not a different translation for dinosaur

[@MyLibertyTV]

They believed in dragons back then, it would have been completely normal.

[@jacknife10000]

They wouldnt have found it in medieval times, is the point

[@deadassfunny3553]

If there's dinosaur foot prints, and noones found them before, it might be safe to say there's more valuable stuff beneath it

[@heinrichmaneuver6871]

Yea there's the lost treasure of Balthazaar

[@dartboard2646]

That's too cool

[@brianhoward7981]

How exciting!!

[@kaitlyn6853]

It really irks me that we are still asking "What can we do to mitigate climate change" type questions when we have had suggestions since the first study on the emission of greenhouse gases in 1896.

[@nyghtfox3880]

well since we had more cars than people in 2014 and now they are destroying the earth build new cars for everyone, I'm sure it's pretty safe to say this is all intentional...look how much one ship that delivers Chinese garbage to the United States burn every voyage...

[@Mac-xo2zj]

No! I don't want to pay more for gas! I reserve the right to make a crap living working in a coal mine all my life! Warmer weather is better anyway!

[@godw1ll99]

you mean the studies that also said that nyc would be under water by now? among dozens of other terrible predictions that never came true. really not hard to see why so many people dont just blindly trust "the science" when it is proven wrong so so many times. when you yell the sky is falling so many times people tend not to believe you when it finally happens.

[@godw1ll99]

@@Mac-xo2zj i hope you dont smoke or you risk burning that strawman down.

[@Franaflyby]

We as humans can not survive if rivers and lakes dry up. Water is life. 💦

[@justabadgamer7854]

Really.....

[@TokyoFreeze]

@@justabadgamer7854 LOL

[@doomslayerforever2858]

maybe head to towards the oceans i hear those are rising not drying up and time soon

[@viathan5637]

Yes they can…. Where do you think the water goes?

[@laurioakes9249]

Awesome

[@MikeDer0]

So if the water was that low year's ago, then this is normal for the water to be this low, right? I guess over the years water level went high and now they are going low again like it was.

[@IsAmericaforSaletoChina]

I found a dino track there no one else had seen 50 feet from the main parking lot. And a piece of green rock that had uranium in it that I chewed on. I was about 4-5 when I went here last. After finding the green rock, I started finding messed up fish with small fins on one side of them.

[@Nobddy]

Lol

[@imafeltersnatch7634]

You left out the first part about eating mushrooms

[@IsAmericaforSaletoChina]

@@imafeltersnatch7634 I wish, I was forced to show the rock and footprint to an employee. He kept it and never told me what it was. I only learned later in life during a lesson, when I recognized the rock. A little green rock that France finds most their uranium in. Upwards of 17% by weight. I am in another state now, but I can still walk right to that track. Unless they dug it up. It was longer from the back of the print to the claw tip than I was tall at the time.

[@kittydranae1762]

Uranium is actually more common than aluminum on the earths crust so even though this may sound like a lie to people I wouldn’t be surprised

[@SnwBrdnSOB]

2020 COVID19 2022 Monkey pox 2023 Jurassic Park

[@GloriaSol]

I love how The man in china was so positive and believe the water will come back🙏🏼 Very hopeful

[@labelskater613]

It hasn't stopped raining for like 2 months here.

[@InsaneCaliber]

This proves that these conditions also happened in our past. Before global warming.

[@MikeDer0]

Thank you! It seems to be a cycle of the tilt of the earth then.

[@moinmahmud6265]

If the water continues to recedes we may find a hidden yet cursed treasure soon

[@Andi-ov1qf]

That is cool

[@PhaseSkater]

bro thats lake powell at 1:51 , not lake mead. stop throwing out stock footage without fact checking

[@BooksForever]

Mankind will prove not to be resilient if we let the dumbest, angriest mob among us call the tune.

[@peacenow42]

think there is more than one

[@johne.8939]

You describe Main stream media precisely.

[@BooksForever]

@@johne.8939 - given that Fox is the largest watched (the “main” media by definition), I’m inclined to agree with you. Fox is definitely media, but it certainly isn’t news. It is the main purveyor of propaganda for folks to addle-minded to handle a diet of real food for thought.

[@johne.8939]

@@BooksForever All media is propaganda, I don't exclude Fox. What is your point?

[@BooksForever]

@@johne.8939 - my point is to call out your cavalier BS. There is a huge difference between media in a democratic nation having a democratic angle to their presentation (CBS, ABC, NBC, PBS for example) and the anti-democratic $#!Tshow as seen at Fox or NewsMax that specifically carry water for and act as full-time apologists for the fascist tendencies of Trump and his Republican cohorts. Edit: more specifically to my point is that it is the propaganda you’ll find at Fox and NewsMax which is fostering the dumb angry mob that are trying to put their thumbs on the scales of Justice.

[@ccccarriemchardy9216]

Imagine if someone actually cleaned up all that debris from the bottom of these lakes, rivers and estuary. Now that would be good for mother earth!

[@Mac-xo2zj]

By the time we see all the debris on the bottom of these lakes we will all be dead or dying

[@ccccarriemchardy9216]

@@josephbrewer3877 Normal stripped ships i get but old armed military ships still with oil and diesel i don't.

[@hauntedex]

Someone's having anxiety attack right now after that barrel was found

[@jessejorgensen3931]

So cool. Not the droughts. But those prints are amazing.

[@johnny_5_og]

Bill gates isn't buying land. He's buying water rights. He's the largest land owner in America. But it's the water he's after. Same thing is going on In the Netherlands.

[@slimdiddy01]

Thank you for saying it. Hopefully everyone realizes before too late.

[@tommytuna1419]

Around my home town there was this lake that was dried up, then it wasn’t. Imagine that.

[@asoncalledvoonch2210]

Your telling the truth. Be careful or KZbin will certainly censor you. Sad but true unfortunately. 🥶TRUTH

[@sheanroche2548]

thank you Tommy tuna

[@asoncalledvoonch2210]

@@sheanroche2548 Thank you Weed Roach

[@gertbotha9980]

How did the layer of silt protect the tracks and nothing else around it? Cracked surface, but perfectly smooth tracks.

[@FaTCaKeSs1995]

Plant changing

[@hiya2112]

we are seeing things uncovered when the water levels decrease, meaning that there was life and civilizations there before. Ice ages, differing sea levels, different concentrations of O2, these can all be a part of natural cycles. the climate will change on its own, it's not global warming and there is no catastrophe around the corner. things are happening as they are supposed to.

[@reapermodus2130]

no its global warming, its true that we have a cycle but we are speeding up this progress so much that we will have those cycles youre talking about waaaay faster then before,what is it now? every 10-12k years? when this will rapidly increase there wont be anything left. earth needs time for those changes but we take it more and more

[@hiya2112]

@@reapermodus2130 no it's not global warming. This is a natural cycle that humans have given a name, which even if that was the term, it doesnt mean what the fear mongering climate activists claim. Science proves otherwise.

[@reapermodus2130]

@@hiya2112 well thanks for literally not reading what i said and just blurking something together, you say science proves otherwise? which science are you refering to because the science i know literally shows how we drastically accelerate this process with all the sh1t we pump into the atmosphere.

[@hiya2112]

@@reapermodus2130 why do I have to read what you wrote and accept it? What you need to do is to read what I wrote and accept that. That's the basis of your logic, weird thing to complain about considering it's based out of hypocrisy, like your view has to be validated while others have to acquiesce to your topics. Some peoples children, I swear to God... If you don't like what I wrote, then we don't have to interact anymore, you hold the power.

[@reapermodus2130]

@@hiya2112 nice to hear that you dont even care for a discussion and just be so entitled that you think you know everything,:D #dunningkrugereffect why you have to read my reply? idk maybe its common in a open conversation to read what someone said ? or did you never learned that in school like so much other things it seems like. xD btw didnt say i dont like what you wrote. its just completely wrong and fake and i wanna state that for someone who reads your bs and maybe thinks its true. fake news prevention im calling that.

[@justmejm]

And some people say there is no global warming 😶

[@user-ik4br3nk2w]

Scientists have predicted that Earth is 15 years away from a "mini ice age," The Telegraph reports. Using a new model of the sun's activity, the solar researchers estimate that in the 2030s the movements of two waves of fluids within the star will lead to a 60% reduction in solar activity.

[@johne.8939]

And I’m one of them, but more precisely,,,, no manmade global warming and no manmade solution.

[@cdpca8762]

If the ancient sculptor living in the time where water levels were so low that he could chisel out that amazing piece, I think we'll be okay.

[@user-su8mp9sl6i]

Come to Scarborough uk they found an old roman village under a building site and then just build over it on the sly

[@justinreid2422]

Big Bird lives 💯

[@colmastro4373]

The world: man that's incredible! Muricans: gOd pUt tHeM tHeRe tO tEsT oUr fAiTh. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gabrielorellana7594]

Only A fool says there is no God.

[@colmastro4373]

@@gabrielorellana7594you believe in an imaginary sky wizard and we're the "fools"? Lol ok. Secondly which god? 10,000 religions, 4500 current gods in worship, 40,000 different versions of the Christian god alone and every single one of them (including yourself) has the correct religion, correct sect and correct god? But sure, i'm the fool 🤣🤣🤣

[@craigcrawford6595]

@@colmastro4373 Is that usually your test for truth? Because if that is you really are a fool. .

[@grumpyveterangamer3207]

@@colmastro4373 Keep trying

[@Halo321x]

@@colmastro4373 Jesus is the one True God amen Praise Him

[@seanolson7602]

So.cool

[@fckihate69jokes]

It's quite a feat for water levels to drop only in my country, water level has been rising and has never fallen the usual level. For the past 10 years, It has only gone up.

[@ericf9531]

I hope these fossils and relics are worth all the pollution and famine it took to make them visible. Thank you climate deniers, you all made this possible!!

[@josephgriffin2388]

It's ALL OUR FAULT!!! Right? OUR Sun going through a 12,000 year cycle HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH IT HMMM? BRAINWASHED!!!

[@savedbychristsavedbygrace2049]

it's weather control idiots who believe the government

[@tun0fun]

Do you not realise they were made when the waters were low - before oil and gas were even discovered?

[@zurbereshisaqesh7601]

wait how does famine make water levels lower? i am genuinely curious here, not trolling

[@SHANEO144]

💀💀💀

[@bobthemethguy3450]

Trumpers: "If global warming is so real why is there ice in my fridge?"

[@user-ik4br3nk2w]

maybe we should put on another mask❄🐑

[@1ACL]

Who's the sheep is the question. Chump Cult followers are the quintessential sheep.

[@BBradshawProductions]

Cavemen don't have fridge, they depend on that natural coldness of the cave to keep their beer cold.

[@craigcrawford6595]

Sure, many 'Trumpers' believe such idiocy however on the other side many believe there are more than two sexes. .

[@sublimebeauty1840]

Lol

[@bobbywalsh7767]

I just went fishing last week for summer steelhead.

[@jayjohn9680]

At least the archeologists are happy!

[@COOLDUDERBALD]

It’s like whoever is controlling our simulated reality.. is like lest test this and this oh and this!

[@seansmith4150]

Sounds funny but that’s exactly what it is

[@Nobddy]

@@seansmith4150 no it isn’t. This was all very predictable

[@COOLDUDERBALD]

@@Nobddy So was someone commenting trying to defend this matrix.

[@Nobddy]

@@COOLDUDERBALD no, man, I’m saying sure if you lived in a vacuum or under a rock then it would feel like a higher power was pressing buttons to spit out the crazy results we see here on earth, but if you’ve paid any attention to like climate science in the past 30 years then this was predictable. I’ve lived just outside a desert in Southern California for 35 years and it just gets hotter every year. We’ve had a drought here for at least 15 years. I don’t see it ending. Ever. Not in my lifetime at least.

[@thornil2231]

Great.... we won't have water... but we will see dinosaur footprints... Maybe we will find a message from the dinosaurs: "SAVE YOUR WATER OR DIE LIKE US!"

[@chrisvazquez204]

I have hope and love for us. Even though others are too scared to.

[@mylamberfeeties875]

Amazing how the earth 🌎 changes

[@aionguardian9062]

The changes you see today are created by humans due to climate engineering. The only thing earth is changing into is venus, there are mile wide methane plumes on the ocean floor in the arctic, nothing like this has ever happened in the history of earth's life cycle. The giant "mysterious holes" in Siberia are actually methane craters from huge explosions as the methane is released. The methane issue and largest other contributing factors to overall global warming are not however, due to climate engineering and are caused by something humans will never understand, just ask pluto

[@rdmanone]

It is. But before man kind started polluting it the Earth's climate never changed at all.

[@starshine3588]

It’s good these things were uncovered even if it’s temporary. At least we get to document everything they’re finding. This story also proves that water wasn’t always in these spots….so it’s natural for the water to come and go like it has for millions of years…even long before humans were using fossil fuels. It’s just how the planet works….it’s nothing new.

[@steven3517]

Waters been there for 113 million yrs, so thats a pretty long track record.But yes even the ice has come and gone in the past but never at such an unprecedented rate,if it all melts the earth will heat up and most likely will not be able to heal itself in time to save us.. I think we should worry..

[@raoulduke8340]

Dinosauria We

[@1ACL]

We are DEVO

[@rafaeldiaz8129]

Scary 😅

[@soxpeewee]

Cool