The Tepui Mountains Explained

[@lifeisgood3087]

125 tepuys in the world, and 115 of these are found in Venezuela, including Auyantepuy where Angel Falls is located.

[@jonwill]

Amazing; thank you for sharing.

[@nerdwisdomyo9563]

These are probably my favorite formations on earth, up there with that giant cliff in northern canada and that giant sank hole in vietnam, I genuinely think we need to come together as a species and create the greatest castle this world has ever seen.

[@RobertRodgers-r5h]

I love your channel! I am also commenting to help your channel with the algorithm so that more people will see it.

[@luischirinog3624]

I traveleld two years in a row in order to climb the tallest (Roraima) and the following year to trek around the largest (Auyantepui)... ... and even though there is so much about them you do´nt comment....really I liked your summary ,

[@IndianLondoner]

Very interesting indeed ❤

[@geometrydashjowinator1936]

I dont know how you compacted so much good info in just 3 minutes but awesome video man

[@NarutoHinata-d9v]

Ngeri

[@beersnarkunbleached5660]

I thought Angel Falls was named because it looked angelic or something, I had no idea it was named after a person 😅

[@ph11p3540]

I can see some future architect design an arcology city building that look like these mountains.

[@maagarmas93]

Venezuela

[@SwanOnChips]

Beautiful ✅ It's obvious to a school kid those are NOT a million years old let alone millions. That clearly would have eroded their steep edges into soft slopes for sure. The drainage from the Great Deluge made erosive remains like that when the sedimentary rock was still softer. Similar to what it did to form the Grand Canyon's (still) very steep walls.

[@meganwu6718]

Is there an English speaking tour guide if we visit the angel falls?

[@brianvector]

They are all tree stumps of giant trees. Now mineralized rock, but once alive.

[@heresjohnny130]

Wrong see ice ages

[@brucejemcek6986]

There is no “geologic” or “volcanic” explanation for these plateau mountains. The water falls are the remaining osmotic capillary action of ancient trees, miles high, which existed before Noah’s Flood. These tepuis are the pitiful stumps of once majestic trees that graced this earth before the great fall. The pre-flood, or antediluvian world was a place of wonder where magic worked and trees and plants bore fruit of staggering richness and nutrient density. All manner of life was gigantic in scale and wondrous. It was a world of perfection, great energy, and psychic unity among all living beings.

[@gamaliel3443]

Você deveria parar de ler contos de fadas e ler um pouco mais de ciência.

[@brianvector]

@@gamaliel3443 A explicação científica "oficial" é a mentira. Abra os olhos e veja quais são. Mentiram para a gente sobre 11/9, JFK, Covid, tudo.

[@Valdemar135]

Stop taking drugs.

[@SwanOnChips]

Great explanation. I was going to comment that it's obvious to a school kid those are NOT a million years old let alone millions. That clearly would have eroded their steep edges into soft slopes for sure. ✅

[@lipingrahman6648]

You really should lay off the crack there buddy.

[@brucejemcek6986]

Devils mountain in Wyoming is actually the snapped off Achilles tendon of a giant humanoid being who was several miles tall.

[@Duncan23]

Provide your source, let me guess its some pseudoscientfic bullshit YT channel or tik tok