The Super-Continents Before Pangea

The Earth has always been changing. Pangea wasn't the only super continent, and it certainly isn't going to be the last. What were the landmasses before Pangea?
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Written by Cody and Tyler Franklin

[@BillyBob-qk6vy]

i lost it at "and for the only time in australia's life, it was on top of everybody" lol

[@EriksGarbage]

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[@ocularzombie6679]

Michael Scott: That's what she said, AHAHAHHAHA!

[@festiveshaggyrogers7392]

AUSTRALIA NUMBER 1!!!!! (sorry)

[@mattnorris7124]

I COME FROM A LAND ABOVE YA

[@hitkid2456]

@@EriksGarbage Almost looks like it says GAY

[@GlitchyShadow13]

holy shit columbia looks like a giant denmark

[@markuskekero8363]

+GlitchyShadow13 no wonder why the Vikings were so successful

[@bankpain]

+GlitchyShadow13 jesus I was going to write a comment about that ;c

[@marcohara6124]

+GlitchyShadow13 what time was that at

[@paulkannenberg1223]

+They hate us cause they ain't us 2:05

[@marcohara6124]

paul kannenberg thanks

[@jaridkeen123]

Lol when he said "it only took you 7/8th of earth's history, you lazy bastard"

[@fatihcaylakcaylak4151]

"It is around 8000 miles or 13000 kms for you commies" IGN 10/10

[@namingisdifficult408]

a IGN first continents 7.8/10 Too much water

[@maksdabek1611]

Metric still is better.

[@chingghishan5707]

but in Canada we use km/h.............

[@Kamelhaj]

I use knots per league!

[@darthsawlex8257]

@@maksdabek1611 In some circumstances, but not all.

[@dylanpierce1419]

I would love to see a video about how the current continents will collide.

[@OasisZero]

+Dylan Pierce There's several scattered all across the interwebs, though I can't really pull any up atm. My advice would be to look up the possible supercontinent "Amasia", since it seems to be the most plausible at this point, imho. There are others however, such as Pangea Proxima and Pangea Ultima, but these would seem to require that the American Supercontinent (North & South America) to change their drift angles by 180 degrees, and return from wince they came.

[@mylestubegaming1300]

Dylan Pierce HAi

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

thanks, Oasis, will search it up.

[@VirgoShelter]

Theres a documentary about that and the animals on it called "The Future is Wild"

[@HelderGriff]

It's already been done: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mILcqHeoYsensJY

[@raventown3683]

modern wars would be fought so differently if everything was one content

[@raventown3683]

* continent

[@gameboyhotline3712]

King Of All Memes yeah I think nikes wouldn't be much of a thing as countries would be so close to one another

[@blakeuribe8506]

Subhuman Central idk if there would even need/be a navy

[@ragefacememeaholic5366]

Have any of you ever played civ v? Ya thats about how things would go.

[@deanmenkis8037]

Civ isn't realistic, try EU4 or HOI4

[@Pepe-oz7qu]

It will be really easy to research about us in the future if they have access to our internet, imagine pulling up an ancient web site made thousands of years ago

[@mateopugliese2774]

Scientist 1000 years later: I Discovered an ancient website!! Other scientists: What is it?! Scientist with big discovery: They used to call it porn hub.

[@castor9907]

Jason Voorhees amazing

[@salcomella]

*gay furry orgy porn* i'd rather them not

[@karbonatedfebreze4967]

So much porn

[@DesertSessions93]

neopets

[@sonochinos]

"Thousands of millions of years" You could've just said billions right ...

[@Ultr4lit3]

1 thousand million 10 thousand million 100 thousand million there are several different "thousand millions" that come before billion my dood

[@sonochinos]

KZbin Official I think you're confusing that with trillion you genius

[@Ultr4lit3]

you're about as thick as a damn potato boi, 1,000,000. 1,001,000. 1,010,000. 1,100,000 if you can see there, how there are 3 zeros after a thousand, and there are 6 after a million, you'd understand that thousands fit into 1 million, therefore there are several different "thousand millions" before billions

[@sonochinos]

KZbin Official Billion = 10^9, Million = 10^6, Thousand = 10^3. Thousand million = 10^3 × 10^6 = 10^9 = Billion. Welcome to math

[@Ultr4lit3]

yes, but he said "thousands of millions" that can refer to 1 thousand 2 thousand 5 thousand, 11 thousand even 999 thousand because all of that fits within a million meaning that if he said billion it wouldn't be accurate

[@100dampf]

Comrade cody Use glourious soviet metric system instead of capitalistpig imperial system

[@LordOfCharisma]

👍

[@CoolieCoolster]

No!!!! Dont fall to the commiesss!!! INCHES FOR DA WIN!!! 📏📏📏

[@Sungulltzu]

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[@mrturret01]

+Disko SO DO I

[@donarsoak6863]

+100Dampf LOL the entire world is commie then... Oh good old america, always so humble!

[@bigchunk1]

Europe, Asia and Africa form a pretty big connected mass of land.

[@jacular6710]

I tried my best to calculate how large Afro-Eurasia is, minus any land that isn't connected to the main landmass, and I came up with 80872374² kilometers.

[@jacular6710]

But with the islands, the landmass is 85130000² kilometers

[@mirzaahmed6589]

Not with the Suez Canal.

[@movedaccount9958]

@@mirzaahmed6589 It's man-made and narrow. So it basically doesn't effect the connection between Eurasia and Africa.

[@VivaCristoRei9]

bigchunk1 is Africa connected to Europe or Asia?

[@charlesj.guiteau3957]

Scientist: I can’t think of a name Other scientist: just name it something short Scientist: ok how about *UR*

[@The_Scouts_Code]

maybe it was a tip of the hat to the biblical place where Abraham was from?

[@angryspoidah9607]

Ooo

[@Dream-pg5ww]

Probably it doesn't have any connection with this, but in Basque "ur" means "water"

[@whydiewhenyoucanlive]

Lazy bastard.... God I love that

[@ShahjahanMasood]

Revazide Hahaha

[@antiisocial]

I know right 😂

[@miamiwendigo]

So its hard wired into my genes cool

[@miamiwendigo]

Also hello denmark i love polandball

[@saxo9266]

I’m Danish too

[@TheJesterInYellow]

"Only a theory" PLEASE STOP

[@knowledgehusk]

A GAME THEORY

[@LittleKasai]

+GeographyHub Perfect reply.

[@mcgoldenblade4765]

+GeographyHub Please replace "theory" with "hypothesis" if it isn't widely accepted in the scientific community.

[@TheJesterInYellow]

GeographyHub NO NO NO GOD DAMNIT YOU BROKE THE RULES. YOU BROKE THE FUCKING RULES EVERYONE'S GONNA BE MAD YOU BROKE THEM Good video tho

[@aquaticflames]

+GeographyHub I like you even more because of that reply.

[@CozmicCinema]

"for you commies" I died

[@frederickemail9985]

+Captain Orenn Commies? Like the guy in your profile pic?

[@SangoProductions213]

+Frederick Email So original. So informed.

[@martinsriber7760]

+Captain Orenn Many people literally died because of commies. Their relatives and friends would be pissed.

[@KiesandNoob]

As a Bernie supporter myself, I feel that your profile picture is incredibly ironic.

[@frederickemail9985]

+Martin Šriber You said it.

[@greyjay9492]

“For You Commies” *Soviet Anthem Intensifies*

[@Gladiux0]

stop

[@CallMeTimmy]

*MOAR!!!*

[@TheGuyThatsNotFunny]

@soviet cheese soyuz neroshimy (I tried my best)

[@nightraven2975]

Please stop calling all of us commies.

[@eewag1]

Zaid 200th like

[@whothebeast666]

SNOWBALL EARTH!! That was my favorite

[@jcdf2]

So Earth once resembled that ice planet from the movie star wars the empire strikes back. Someone once told me that such planets should not exist. Planets that contain only one environmental type like desert or jungle or ice. Guess they are wrong.

[@theveiledman229]

jcdf2 Hoth

[@deathsythelui]

Admittedly, there would still be many regional variations in climate on such a world. The poles would still be extremely cold, the equator could still be a major source of "tropical" and "sub-tropical" storm activity (being winds and precipitation events like blizzards), elevation differences could make two areas at the same latitude 10 miles apart be 20 degrees or more different, etc. So there would still be variation in environments, albeit still just variations of the same "arctic" conditions.

[@Mixer2904]

Mars is resemble desert like planet filled with sand, rocks and canyons, and Titan satellite of Saturn is only ice

[@memepower641]

bill wurtz

[@brendanrisney2449]

Most of the viewers: Oh that's really amazing! World leaders, specifically American: You mean there was even MORE land with oil to conquer at one point?!

[@ashmckinlay1402]

I wonder how much oil lies under hyrule.. I bet deku scrubs burn into a very efficient form of natural gas..

[@brendanrisney2449]

Ash Mckinlay 0-0

[@ashmckinlay1402]

+Brendan Risney And zora Caviar! imagine how much we could make hyrule proper industrial.

[@dominicclarke2775]

+Brendan Risney yea that is probably why they are trying to develop a time machine lol

[@safeldass1764]

+thatonegamer but then in the future the oil they take will cease to exist

[@TheTerminator8397]

geography of tamriel from the elder scrolls series would be great.

[@TheOriginalMonsterfighter]

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees

[@WilliamRobertHixon]

just explore all of tamriel in Elder Scrolls: Arena

[@aloysiusdevadanderabercrombie8]

+William Robert Hixon >Just spend the rest of your life exploring a tenth of a continent in a video game.

[@sophiea2640]

This would be awesome!

[@viciqus6434]

Anyone pumped for the morriwind online game?

[@OkOk-tu3gc]

4:30 Almost heaven, West Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains, blowing like a breeze Country roads, take me home To the place I belong West Virginia, mountain mama Take me home, country roads All my memories gather round her Miner's lady, stranger to blue water Dark and dusty, painted on the sky Misty taste of moonshine, teardrop in my eye Country roads, take me home To the place I belong West Virginia, mountain mama Take me home, country roads I hear her voice, in the morning hour she calls me The radio reminds me of my home far away And driving down the road I get a feeling That I should have been home yesterday, yesterday Country roads, take me home To the place I belong West Virginia, mountain mama Take me home, country roads Country roads, take me home To the place I belong West Virginia, mountain mama Take me home, country roads Take me home, down country roads Take me home, down country roads

[@kaelynb4081]

It sounds like Earth went through a lot of phases in its young years. And all of them were awkward.

[@PepsVideoArchive]

Oh, no. South America didn't run off with north America. North America was near South America and Africa got all jealous and left south America, even though it had been hanging with the islands just because they were close. Then After Leaving South America, Africa split up with Antarctica, which broke Africa, but it fixed itself. And then Antarctica left Australia, which made India not want to hang out with them anymore, and making it hang out with the big guy, Eurasia, then Australia just wanted to do it's own thing, so it left everybody, and it started breaking into a bunch of pieces like a sissy, and Antarctica felt sad so it isolated itself, but South America secretly loves Antarctica, so it stays close to keep it company. Yes. I just made an explanation of the continents division. Like a Fandom.

[@rudybernal78]

EXACTLY!!!!!!

[@NarwahlGaming]

+Sushininja127 I would option that screenplay.

[@galaxiaknight]

This is gold

[@SalamanderMagic]

Its like hetalia

[@lfiostrano762]

+ღ Perception ღ “Percy” Keebs still yet

[@thelegend-e7919]

The narration makes this so enjoyable to listen to, even if the facts weren't interesting (which they actually were intriguing to be honest) Cody, please keep this up!

[@KipTM]

"spawned around 8,000 miles, or around 13,000 kilometers for you commies" LMAO

[@KipTM]

stretched*

[@DoReMi123acb]

kippy the fish METRIC SYSTEM FOREVER😎✋

[@froggielover5417]

UndertaleFan101 the metric system is everywhere the standard is in 3 country's I use the standard but the metric is better in my opinion

[@mudza92]

Metric system is standard in 90% of the world, and its simple, flawless and natural. And your imperial sistem is ridiculous, you are measuring distance with the lenght of King henry's feet. Rest of the world is just laughing at you guys. Just look at this, this doesnt make any sense: Inch = 0.083 feet Foot = 12 inches Yard = 3 feet or 36 inches Mile = 5,280 feet or 1,760 yards the fuck is this suposed to be man, you have to be scientist to measure lenghts. In comparison to metric system: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1m 1000m = 1km It cant be simpler and easyer to use damnit. USA is a joke lol

[@cesarcasti492]

mudza92 it was a joke you over sensitive swine.

[@epicat1santiesteban586]

“Around 13,000 kilometers for you commies” had me dead.

[@Generalkidd]

You should a video showing some more predictions of how the continents will shift going into the future. Or perhaps on Alternate History Hub, make a video about how the merging of continents will affect the geo political climate

[@696190]

+Generalkidd continents merge on a timescale of hundreds of millions of years. alternate history becomes unpredictable beyond a MILLIONTH of that timespan. sorry to say this, but your request will never be granted.

[@viaankarna]

yes the continents of the future

[@Bram06]

4:26 "The animals and plants that died on the mountains eventually became the coal..." Oh, that's lovely huh?

[@imsonoided]

+Bram06 Sure is! If that didn't happen, civilization as we know it today would have never formed.

[@Bram06]

b e n d y o u r s e l f Well, we'd probably be stuck in the middle ages

[@Shawnne86]

"Before South America decided to run off with that North American scoundrel" lmao- this line... that's good writing.

[@Adam-xf3ko]

"13,000 kilometers for you commies" nailed this real life 'LOL'

[@soviet_ball5185]

2:18 columbia looks like denmark.

[@thesuperamazingalex810]

Almost

[@killdozer7062]

Cause it is

[@saxo9266]

I’m from Denmark

[@concon09090]

"13,000 km for you Commies" Love you too Cody 😘

[@PauaP]

Scientist 1: Hey! I just discovered the oldest continent on Earth! But what should we name it? Scientist 2: Ur.... Scientist 1: Ur it is!

[@nisavci00]

i had a presentation about this and because of u it went great thx!!!

[@ravenshadow4154]

I am so happy that you did not say "But this is just a theory.... a GEO THEORY!"

[@birb1110]

how can u hab a pangea if da earth is onle 2016 yrs old

[@luminaryprism75]

+TheBirdNerd You're joking I assume, if so - n - thats overused as fuck

[@reraoriharhoaifbkoasfbfef]

+TheBirdNerd bloody hell

[@chemwelsh1605]

+TheBirdNerd well done my friend

[@birb1110]

LuminaryPrism75 oh i know

[@viktorvaughn9927]

+HBK Railfanning do you really think he isn't?

[@ninareid3007]

thank you so much for teaching me what my instructor completely glossed over

[@sejal9765]

awesome and helpful video

[@TagS883]

I didn't know that in the past Earth was a giant iceball. The internet amaze me everyday. Thank you Cody for the knowledge! :)

[@darthmortus5702]

One small correction, multicellular life evolved before the Cambrian explosion. It just diversified immensely (for mysterious reasons) at that time. In fact there were weird Ediacaran (the previous era) lifeforms that are quite unlike anything in the Cambrian. Kinda curious to know more about that time tbh, science get to it!

[@1Fracino]

Had to like & Sub, very interesting content Mr. Knowledgehub :)

[@keatonhardy3297]

Thanks for the memories

[@MerkhVision]

When I was a kid I made up fictional continents with their own histories of kingdoms, wars, adventures, etc. I even made comics and computer games in that setting. Watching this video, it gave me goosebumps seeing that my made up continents almost exactly match Columbia and Rodina....any ideas/explanations folks?

[@codekillerz5392]

1) Fate 2) Magic 3) Divine intervention 4) Coincidence Take your pick.

[@MerkhVision]

CodeKillerz I feel like I might have tapped into the Collective Unconcious or the Akashic Records

[@BudCharlesUnderVlogs]

The way the continents formed was due to the physical laws of the universe, and the way your brain "randomly" generates images like continents works on those same laws. You'd expect a similar outcome. Another example of this is the golden ratio which tends to occur in nature, if you ask a person to draw a random rectangle, it will probably fit the ratio almost perfectly, just as flowers, shells and faces do. Life is full of patterns.

[@MerkhVision]

Bud Charles ahhh I see what you mean there. As above so below, and within is as without. The fractal nature of reality. Thanks for your explanation.

[@govindvivekjoshi]

Look up the Zipf Mystery

[@johndavidgray4234]

I've been wanting to see a super-continent video from somewhere for ages. So glad you did this. Any ideas on a predictions of the next super-continent video or something?

[@azrenthedemon8140]

+John David Gray well he did show it at the end...

[@adrish2813]

Wow, you guys forgot the mightiest supercontinent: Kenorland Also, the Devonian Extinction event

[@theprogrammer32]

I love thinking about alternate history with different continent formations

[@ihaveagun22]

*soviet nation anthem plays in distance* 13000km to be exact

[@TheRickybobby1626]

13 megameters

[@adamb6209]

It's pronounced "App-ah-latch-en" not "app-a-lay-shian" Source: I live in these mountains.

[@knowledgehusk]

We pronounce it different in Ohio

[@equilibriumgamer9271]

people pronounce stuff differently source: dialects

[@adamb6209]

+GeographyHub Yeah, I know several people that pronounce it differently that live where I live. It all depends on where you come from. (I still cringe a tiny bit on the inside anytime someone says it your way, but it's totally fine!).

[@imilliterate4812]

+GeographyHub I live in Ohio and I pronounce it that way

[@imilliterate4812]

+Adam B We pronounce it different in Ohio

[@Minecraftgamer-sy8dv]

In America you eat ice cream but in Soviet Russia ice cream eats you.

[@joelawson4256]

He should do what it would look like in the future- I love this video!

[@VirgoShelter]

You could check the future is wild its dives in to that

[@emilia9687]

there be dragons

[@AstralightSky]

Why are you referencing geometry dash

[@OscardiB]

Aperently everyone except the us are comies...

[@OscardiB]

Commies

[@Fetrovsky]

+Oscar Hagberg Soon, the US will be the commies.

[@anonyKinetic]

+Daniel Jesús Valencia Sánchez #FeelTheBern

[@h0lynut]

+anonyKinetic bernies already feel his bern because he has no chance of winning being less then half delegates from hilary

[@Fetrovsky]

I really hope you're wrong. Not because I want Bernie to win, but because I want Hilary to lose. I'd have a Bernie any day over Hilary. And I'm ultra-conservative.

[@HungerGamesFan88]

wo, australia got around on ancient earth, damn

[@user-eg5yf1hr9j]

Thank you It helped me for my presentation at school

[@TheTillianaTer]

Surely the land mass of Europe Asia and Africa today is a super continent and the Americas another.... Just like Gondwana and Laurasia.... ??

[@17njl01]

"13000 km for you commies" I laughed so goddamn hard.

[@punkandrockgirf]

Your commentary is better thought out than my future.

[@JoshLin17]

Nothing can hide from science History Channel: **nervous laughter**

[@oatmeeru]

It's been two years and I have only just realised that the monstrosity in the thumbnail is supposed to be a dinosaur.

[@anawesomepet]

For me, it has been 4 years.

[@germancarranza236]

How come Afro-Eurasia and America aren't considered two super continents? Kinda like Botswana and Laurasia.

[@kingchimp1942]

I guess it depends on who you ask. I consider them to be two super contents

[@jacular6710]

*🅱 🅾 T S W 🅰 N 🅰*

[@tantejunko]

Jake the Blue Boy Lol

[@xoxcrystalbluexox-idkwhyim4955]

zack playz, the everything channel Dude Its A Country In A South Africa

[@MrAskmannen]

Africa is technically separated from the Eurasian continent. There is only a small landbridge. But in a couple hundred thousand years they will connect more to each other via Spain

[@dragon091327]

I love your video s man

[@ShnobbsReal]

Epic video.

[@heyheyitsjae2475]

I want to see someone make an animation of all the actual drift of the continents as they split apart and back together.

[@VirgoShelter]

Algol made two videos like that

[@azetac_]

2:15 Is it just me or does that look like Denmark?

[@earthc]

1:31 turn captions on

[@zen528]

Hey guys Cody from AlternateHistoryHub here

[@razzl8219]

"8000 miles or about 13000 kilometer for you commies" I die XDDDDDD

[@joekennedy4093]

That was a joke. Commies don't understand sarcasm so I have to make sure it was clear.

[@awfza]

Joe Kennedy He's basically saying every country but the us are commits example UK, Canada Australlia and more use the Metric

[@augustinedaudu9203]

AquaticWaterFeather YT and do you think he's actually being serious?

[@fazedelete9515]

AquaticWaterFeather YT well he is from canada so that was just a simple joke...

[@LS-fr6if]

ReyyyyOk are you fr an actual communist?

[@nicholasbeck1558]

You're a gas, Cody. Or should I say a land mass? Very entertaining Thanks for the lighthearted review.

[@Mario_Angel_Medina]

Funny thing, in my highschool books it said that Godwana and Laurassia where formed when Pangea split, but apparently it was the other way arround

[@coruptedusername975]

"Here be dragons"

[@BudCharlesUnderVlogs]

THANKYOU I cringe every time my Biology and Geography classes tell us about Pangea being the "first continent"

[@saltedyolk]

i learn more in your videos than i do at school.

[@ynotartom6646]

We are learning in school continental drift and Pangea and I told my teacher that there were more super continents after watching this and my teacher said,"watch your sources."

[@epikgamer4462]

2:20 for you commies omg I laughed so hard

[@rudybernal78]

ikr

[@otteroftoast2616]

You commies. Lol.

[@jacular6710]

oh wow totally original and unique comment

[@alexia3993]

yeeeee

[@seanhiseman4680]

Isn't Afro-Eurasia and The Americas big enough to be supercontinents?

[@Thereviewer-lg6yr]

Afro-Eurasia, The Americas, and Oceania, plus the World Ocean.

[@cocoapuff_x]

The reviewer7387 Oceania is tiny

[@mildredlopez7636]

Potato Tomato so is ur but that’s still a supercontinent

[@whimsy5623]

But... a super continent a landmass with the majority of the Earths land...

[@lidixakmartine3201]

This used to be confusing to me as a child but geographers have something to say about such an issue. Eurasia is geographically one single continent whereas Africa can be an independent one. Geographically, a continent has its own climatic zones and affects ocean currents greatly. More importantly, it has its independent set of tectonic plates. Africa matches all such conditions independent of Eursia. The Americas are separate continents for the very same reasons. Also, Australia is considered a continent, not an island as it matches the criteria. So, back to the question--Aren't the Old World and the New World supercontinents? Not in a strict sense, until they are so distorted in form that they can no longer match those criteria independently.

[@Yakend]

GEOGRAPHY IS EVERYTHING

[@chapliecharlin]

1:32 he didn't even mention Lesotho Fair enough.

[@noobastley5475]

2:27 pause so do you see an alphabet letter? And is also a meme

[@You302]

E

[@Nick-dc3vv]

4:31 WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN MAMA

[@andrewhxrris]

Yo I’m stoked for Pangea ultima! Coming in 250 million years!

[@FartRave]

We essentially have a supercontinent right now, it's just unnecessarily split up into three different continents. And now that I'm thinking about it, the Americas are pretty much a supercontinent as well. Australia is pretty much the only continent we have that's not a supercontinent, from a geological standpoint anyway

[@Tytoalba777]

I'm particularly interested in the world at 5:44 with all the small continents

[@jakefrompc6287]

Would be a fun civilization game

[@wv9mm]

Isn't Ur also the oldest city?

[@user-vj1ol4wh3y]

wv9mm no. There were no humans to build buildings or make it a city.

[@blackmagnetica8714]

wv9mm There were no humans when it wss 3,000,000,000 years ago

[@wv9mm]

But it was also a city.

[@user-vj1ol4wh3y]

wv9mm no. it wasn't.

[@wv9mm]

Google is your friend. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ur Just looking for conformation to see if it was the oldest city.

[@err0r0b0]

One day, we will be little more than a bedtime story that Hobbits tell their children, in Middle-Earth..

[@konradodrzywoek4778]

EASTER EGG: At 0:33, look at the bottom right corner. You can see text saying "here be dragons".

[@lisakirk2081]

oh thx

[@genericnpc08]

Heya!! How about a Tamriel special?? xD

[@rafaelstephen719]

From Planet Nirn

[@nikitapoletaev905]

Rafael, Nirn is the...um...what is nirn? i think it is the realm of the gods.

[@Llaurenppcoin]

Nikita Poletaev nopē, Nirn is the planet

[@thehuman2cs715]

dat frog tho

[@naven2802]

I like how in the corner it said "here be dragons"

[@sini74]

Why am I watching this? It'll soon be midnight and I need to wake up early

[@lisakirk2081]

Here be dragons XD

[@Adam-cw7cb]

"Ur" looks like a dragon 1:39

[@fashionovawigs]

LaxrZee2015 no

[@lisakirk2081]

Well it looks like a dragon head

[@trolloftime5340]

Ur mum gay

[@Polandball1138]

Most of it was Rayner (now in Antarctica

[@davidblake5155]

Strange how all the continents will combine again....

[@lukeland6741]

4:58 **Looks At Map** Nile And Amazon: Damn..

[@TheDawllfc]

"Or 13,000 Kilometers for you commies" I spat all over my keyboard

[@rangarolls6018]

In Soviet Russia, keyboard spit on YOU

[@rds7516]

6:00 The Baltic Sea dried up?

[@jacmac225]

the way you make amphibians is so hilarious oh my god i want to hug it 4:01 JUST LOOK AT IT!!! IT"S SO CUTE JKLFJLKDFA

[@bennyboo-yn8gv]

Thus is so cool

[@rebelbeammasterx8472]

5:44 When the continents go crazy.

[@-SUM1-]

Or about 13,000km for *the rest of the world.

[@erwinsmith5921]

+SUM1 Wrong. He said "Or about 13,000km for you commies." Listen to the quote right.

[@danielburkeodonoghue7478]

no not the rest just everyone except Liberia US and burma

[@xavierh.5102]

hey buddy, you need help taking the cactus outa your ass? or do you just not understand comedy?

[@user-gv2rn4jx2g]

Or you can take a joke and shut up about it

[@TheRickybobby1626]

13 megameters

[@StainedShuriken333]

So, just as a random thought from this video, I'm going to assume that underwater erosion has made way through the "hard" parts of the earth's layers and water started seeping further into the earth to give way for more land mass to show and be above water?

[@mr.dystopian5554]

Can you do a video like this for Venus' landmass (if it were terraformed and supported life)?