The Bottom Of The World: Exploring Earth's Lowest Places

[@maksphoto78]

Well, at least this video got me thinking... When a life form develops in a hostile environment, there is hardly any competition or any predators to deal with, so the life form flourishes. Therefore, even the most hostle places will have thriving life forms.

[@MilesB1975]

If anyone cares , the Lake Eyre mentioned in this clip is pronounced Lake AIR, not Lake EERIE. (Just in case you need to ask directions)

[@RunawayDanish]

Arizona report in! Tucson here, its cold!

[@horse_god]

What a bad ass job that must be!

[@ZivEstVeritas]

This is one lucky guy.

[@phookadude]

Hate it when science documentaries are just personality peices.

[@szammi47]

didn't this guy try to kill spiderman?

[@magx01]

"I decided to go down." And that's why he's big with the ladies!

[@superfisto]

get low

[@MrCerialKiller]

worst video ever from science magazine!!! our Auzzie Lake ere is pounced AIR and his Bike is just so bad I was expecting better from the title "lowest places on earth"