This Sea Is the Most Mysterious in the World

[@axelromanpereira7350]

I think its about time to put captions when a photo is from the real place that is being mentioned and when it is an AI interpretation. Got me confused there with the ship wrecks.

[@Tjalve70]

I was thinking the same thing. I don't mind photos and videos made up from actual pictures, even if those pictures are photoshopped to show the thing more clearly. But AI pictures and videos should be marked as such.

[@Mr._Infamous]

Agreed. Constantly have to use discernment. Things should be more transparent.

[@12theotherandrew]

If you think the Black Sea is placid, how did the wrecks get there? You haven’t spent any time there. A storm on the Black Sea is quite a spectacle and probably very scary on board ship.

[@bill29-g3b]

They named it the Pacific Ocean and it can be everything but.

[@NewEra-]

Black sea has always been difficult to sailing it

[@grahamcook9289]

The commentary is referring to the lack of tide, not storms.

[@incbluesail3080]

By the way come to think about it😂😂😂

[@akatsukinoyami]

Even on big Panamax vessel it was scary in winter

[@jimspear3033]

Ancient mariners discovered the undersea current. It is used to move boats by dropping a bucket overside and letting the current tow them into the black sea.

[@BurtonShotton]

They took advantage of a similar phenomenon to pass back and forth through the straights of Gibraltar.

[@joestalin2375]

Columbus knew this in the Atlantic.

[@12theotherandrew]

What a mixture of facts and mythology.

[@Underline1221]

Where did you get the information regarding the tunnels under the sea? It's bonkers, never heard of such things - please cite some sources.

[@anubis8586]

I searched it up and the tunnels seem to be real

[@andreinastase1604]

First you turn honest

[@seaman-vy7mz]

@@anubis8586 Dacian tunnels ? 😂

[@tanergirgin6569]

Complete bogus to get more visitors.

[@andreinastase1604]

@@anubis8586 In your rear maybe

[@InfiniteDiscoveryOfficial]

Wow, the Black Sea really is a treasure trove of history and mystery! The discovery of the world's oldest intact shipwreck, an ancient Greek trading vessel, is simply mind-blowing. It's incredible to think that such well-preserved pieces of history are still hidden beneath the sea's surface. Imagine what other secrets are waiting to be uncovered in those anoxic depths

[@edwardharley9]

Same

[@bossdog1480]

Sunken Russian warships?

[@TheMainCharacter93]

Lol ew the Ai's are talking to eachother.

[@mirceavolosen2876]

I am a Romanian, and we know about this wacky legends

[@seaman-vy7mz]

Sure, WE invented them ! 😂 Tunnels under Carpathians, tunnels under Black Sea to unite the Dacians with the Tibetan Monks . 😂

[@JeZZGro]

tunnerl under rivers so ukranians can run ​@@seaman-vy7mz

[@iulianzagan779]

Bogus mambo jambo tunnels!

[@seaman-vy7mz]

@@iulianzagan779 faceam misto de dacopati

[@georgisirakovbg4979]

You didnt mention that the oldest gold on the planet "Trakia treasure" was found on the shores of Bulgaria, also the Black sea is not that calm every year people are drown into the sea because of its underneeths rivers

[@uljssse]

Black sea is not serene at all, it gets deep quick on the shore for humans unlike the aegean sea and the waves pull the sand beneath your feet, it has strong currents. One moment you are swimming one moment you’ll drown. I’ve literally seen a person dying because of a whirpool

[@pl33]

What is your source for the information about the tunnels beneath the black sea? I would like to know more please

[@CloudTourist]

They go much further till Cambodia. Clips have been removed by KZbin.

[@pl33]

@@CloudTourist do you have a source?

[@lechatquilit]

There are no such tunnels.

[@Zett76]

@@CloudTourist 😀 I heard that one of them even goes to the South Pole.

[@siriusforever]

I live on a black see and 20 years ago fishermen saw an inexplicable sea monster. But for some reason no one talks about this since then... Underwater world is so interesting since the beginning of time, you know...

[@andreinastase1604]

But you choose to lie Why?

[@siriusforever]

@@andreinastase1604 what?

[@andreinastase1604]

@@siriusforever why did you choose to be a nameless coward?

[@mbarbu]

Smoke less

[@pennybunny]

How can you live on a black sea 🌊 😂

[@WeirdCringe]

Thanks for the info again!

[@tarickabouldahab4938]

At 3.34 you show Fish near wreck .is that possible? The tunnels may not have been underwater dug,rather through the mountains. Then with rising sea levels submerged.

[@samirSch]

Huge flood 7,5k years ago? Sounds biblical...like it or not.

[@mysterirhys]

The Bible isn’t the only source of the flood stories. The Sumerians and Babylonians also had those legends.

[@erik_not4prophet_morano172]

The Younger Dryas.

[@Zett76]

I like it a lot. It shows how the regional events of the near east were interpreted as "global events" by some ancient writers there... 😀

[@vladodobleja748]

I am Romanian and I live near the Black Sea,in Bucharest!

[@Leopez02]

In my opinion the most Mysterious Seas are The Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Caribbean Sea, Japan's Sea and of last, but not least of corse USA Miami's Sea Bermuda's Triangle that video about of the Black Sea where is a river under the Sea was really interesting WOW! 😮

[@Kevinmc-j7l]

If there are any books at the bottom of the black sea they should be retrieved and restored books belonging in a library not at the bottom of sea.

[@Tjalve70]

I'm pretty sure books that have been on the sea floor for 2000 years can not be restored. Let's finish the Herculaneum Scroll Project first. If we manage to do that, then maybe we can do the same with such books. Even though the books can't be restored, at least we can get out the information in them.

[@davidickadavidu7058]

2010 ? Well we've been learning in school for decades about the Black Sea receiving salt water through underground rivers like back in 2006 back in Romania

[@lourdesreyes9685]

Love and thanks from Philippines ❤

[@Fixundfertig1]

How are there so many ship wrecks if the waters are so calm? 🤔

[@georgisirakovbg4979]

they are not calm there is a reason why its called "Black Sea" it doesn't like ships at all, also a lot of people from the shore are drawned every year.....

[@Eierscheisse]

The waters aren’t calm at all. I was surprised to hear that in the video. In Turkey Black Sea is known for its big waves which can even cause ship wreck.

[@vidard9863]

The largest point of interest for shipwrecks is the lack of oxygen, and the secondary benefit is that the water under the surface IS actually very still. so basically every shipwreck well away from the shore ever is saved. Having said that the black sea is very calm compared to other seas and oceans... Which is the problem. The ships and crew are generally not expecting problems but storms on any large body of water are sudden and strong. Lack of preparation, lack of awareness and sudden intense problems do not combine well.

[@joestalin2375]

Methane bubbles take the float ability out of the water, it is not storms because the ships are intact.

[@eoachan9304]

Really? An "ancient quarry"?! Such ignorant click bait! Pity you did not not see fit to do REAL research on the Black Sea...if you had, you would have found out that it was once a small lake with human communities along its shores thousands of years ago ;)

[@El-Djazir-Blobfish]

yea fr. i said "fym it's an ancient quarry that's a lie and it's too big to be so"

[@facundorutherford9114]

Great work

[@RAVPower-]

We know more about the universe than we do about what is under water.

[@klmsps5576]

Universe as you have seen it by NASA it's all CGI

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

Not Much of either...

[@winoodlesnoodles1984]

No. We have theories about the universe. We have knowledge of under water. These are different things. We travel under water and know things for fact. What we know of the universe is base on theories that haven't been disproven. This is not the same as facts.

[@joestalin2375]

We know even less what lives in the tree canopy.

[@chadkline4268]

​@@joestalin2375we know even less about women 😊

[@topherbec7578]

The Mediterranean is the largest inland sea.

[@Mr._Infamous]

It's not inland. The opening is 15 miles wide. The Bosphorus is the size of a river. The Mediterranean has the same composition as the Atlantic. The Black Sea doesn't.

[@juaneer]

It simply isn't inland

[@kinleung9521]

Thanks for everything ❤

[@barbarakloise6790]

Very interesting info!

[@milieu675]

The convergence of that many major rivers would have made quarrying impossible and out of the question.

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

Thats one big quarry !!

[@mrstarspack]

Cool information and great video!

[@GeoBBB123]

That well preserved ancient Greek ship. Wow!

[@Nider24680]

Can you make videos about architecture, Bright Side? I really like this topic😢.

[@SkywalkerPaul]

Why

[@shawnfoodfever]

great sharing 😍😍👏👏

[@arttoori2843]

@@shawnfoodfever fr

[@gnagare71]

That picture of the prow of a ship nicknamed "The Flower of the Black Sea" is actually the Titanic. I think the picture is from the James Cameron documentary, "Ghosts of the Abyss".

[@2HighNoon]

The black sea would act like a fresh water reservoir before the Mediterranean was backflowing the way it does. There would have been a fresh water river coming from the Black Sea discharging the freshwater pouring in from those 7 rivers. Sea level changes would have caused the saltwater to begin back flowing later.

[@MrKotBonifacy]

"Ancient quarry?" No, timeless stupidity - and contemporary clickbaiting. Even TODAY there's no way to excavate so much material, and at any rate, when I saw at 0:29 HORIZONTAL layers while the narrator is talking "VERTICAL layers", I decided "beam me up, Scotty - there's no intelligent life here..." Vertically STACKED layers - OK, kinda weird way to say it, but makes sense. And then I looked at this "44.6 MILLION subscribers" - ??! Kinda fishy, if you ask me - or it reflects the denominator of the audience this channel is aiming (successfully) at. Either way, I'm outta here.

[@manunui871]

Why put all these bright flashes in the video? Unwatchable!!

[@arttoori2843]

3 mins😂🎉😊subscribed

[@felipeseguraiv2578]

I love how this video spends 1/3 of its time reminding us how the Bosphorus straight has two flows in different direction one salty and one fresh. Thanks for regurgitating that like 5 times😂

[@konstantinarich]

before world flat black sea was a lake smaller then now, under the water today have viliges , cities from ancient times.. old name was called pont , pontus , pontus euxinus this mean the bridge .. bridge between worlds .. sometimes today it happens that the sea washes up artifacts on the shore 

[@stylianosgavras8481]

Pontus means "bridge" in Latin, in Greek Pontos Euxeinos ( Εύξεινος Πόντος) means "the sea (pontos) which is kind to foreigners, welcoming sea".It is a euphemism, naming something a certain way,while it is the exact opposite.

[@adrianenache2627]

​@@stylianosgavras8481Of course Ancient Greeks knew better than everyone about navigation

[@KV_87]

I have watched documentary of professor who has worked with National Geographic and others who explained exactly that this was indeed the Great flood!!In 5500 B.C a meteorite hit the sun and it sends massive plasma ray at earth which cause very intense rainfal for 40 days and Bosphorus channel was created at that moment from the overflowing water and turn Black sea from sweet water lake to sea!!The Black sea was also the epicentre of the flood event,which also match with the Bible that Noah Ark stucked on mount Ararat, which is close to to the south east coast between Turkey and Armenia!!Also same professor found evidence for the existence of the Flood from a cave in Bulgaria,where rocks has deformed smoothly from the strong currents!!

[@lechatquilit]

That "professor" probably bought his degree from a travelling bible salesman. 😂🤣😂🤣😄😁😂

[@dfmdoes]

I’d love to visit and follow the path of ancients

[@oshanepryce2668]

And people wonder why I’m afraid of the damn sea

[@siriusforever]

I've drowned countless times here and I still love it, but i can see from where you came.

[@NewEra-]

​@@siriusforeverwhere from???

[@JacobBax]

@@siriusforever "I've drowned countless times here" What????

[@adi.olteanu.1982]

😂😂😂😂 And all the excavated soil is where ? 🧠🧠🧠🙈🙈🙈

[@davinp]

Titanic's sister ship Brittanic sank in shallower and warmer waters, so she is in better condition then Titanic

[@JanKowalskiiiii]

Funny, I could have sworn I just watched an almost identically titled video on the Science channel.

[@okeyokey578]

i live near by black sea never heard any of this .. not even from elders

[@SwanOnChips]

I would like to see more archeological finds ✅

[@corners3755]

Those tunnels were probably aqueduct tunnels before it got tainted with the salty water. Wouldn't surprise me of Atlantis were a people and were around the black sea, kind of how the Romans were around the Mediterranean.

[@StevenTemple-y2b]

Highly compelling..

[@abcde_fz]

NO TIDES? THAT IS SO COOL!!! In a sea that has a connection with the wider world, (albeit through narrow straits), I find that fact almost unbelievable!

[@bloglivethehighve]

There are tides but probably not as noticeable as other seas ...

[@abcde_fz]

@@bloglivethehighve That makes sense. I am no expert, but I remember WWAAYY back in grade school, when The Guiness Book of World Records was 'a thing', that they said the greatest tidal difference was in a place called The Bay of Fundy, where tides can run 16 meters. I didn't know much back then, but I knew we didn't have 16 meter tides in Ocean City MD, my families most oft-visited vacation destination, and we didn't have 16 meter tides in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, so no matter how you slice it, tides are different in different places. I just couldn't believe a body of water the size of the Black Sea barely has any change even though it is connected to the wider world's oceans.

[@OvayBrandao]

It does have a tide. It's just that it's not that noticeable as someone said before. You can see the marks on the rocks.

[@PariahSojourner]

My theory is that the Black Sea "deluge" is the source of all the great flood myths, even the story of Noah in the Bible

[@oshanepryce2668]

Am I the only ones terrified of the sea???????????

[@siriusforever]

I live on a black see and I've drowned countless times and I still love it

[@alekseidmitrievpro]

Rumor has it it was dug by some great ancient people

[@klmsps5576]

Is this known amongst local people who live near the Black Sea?

[@SkywalkerPaul]

Why would they gig a sea?

[@primusro]

the fact that you even entertain the idea enough to reproduce is insane.

[@jbbbllz]

you right, ancient ukrainian civilization did this about 9000 B.C.

[@christiansmith-of7dt]

I had no idea that it was going to be this bad forever

[@Immortal10364]

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[@Виктор-я4ф9о]

A gush of tears.,victor

[@elgringo2954]

in the past the black sea was a lake.

[@morningstar5177]

Under black sea is a hidrogen sulfur gas sea is incredible.

[@FactIsle]

Thanks for 43 subscribers guys

[@2tmx54]

So it was the Black Sea Triangle and not the Ukrainians that sank the Russian ships.

[@maiarostiashvili6489]

Georgia is called the country that emerged from the water, and there are such molluscs, it seems that it was covered by water before

[@abcde_fz]

The "Deluge" they mentioned happened far enough back in history that written records of it may not exist. BUT there is a theory that it was the historical basis for the mythical Biblical flood. (I wrote this comment just before this fact was mentioned in the video.)

[@merleshand2442]

The oldest known cities ever discovered are just north of the black sea

[@crunchfishgames8245]

Wait till this guy hears about the Grand Canyon

[@12TribesUnite]

Interesting..

[@tealkerberus748]

Kind of bizarre talking about there not being air in a sea - well duh, it's full of water. Do you mean there's no dissolved free oxygen? You sound like you're describing an anoxic layer, just using the wrong words.. The rest of the vid is just recounting urban myths.

[@chadkline4268]

There must be some interesting anaerobic species.

[@mspionage1743]

I always thought it was an ancient impact site.

[@FamiliarAnomaly]

"The oxygen that comes from the atmosphere"

[@karinschild9020]

I find the info in this video to be sketchy. As others mentioned, The Black Sea is calm; undersea tunnels: don't believe it!

[@OvayBrandao]

The info is indeed sketchy. But ask any sailors who ever sailed on the Black Sea and they'll tell you it's a harsh sea during storms.

[@cerverg]

I've been sailing that sea for 30+ years and I'd never ever describe it as "calm"

[@ovidium8020]

It's the only sea of its kind!

[@OliverClothesofff]

The shape of the Black Sea looks like Australia to me.

[@nomadlegacy897]

Thumbnail is not at all what the topography of the Black Sea looks like. 😂

[@Lafatadaicapelliturchini]

Your video is unwatchable in bed with lights out. Edit out that annoying flash effect.

[@robgrenzeback3425]

It's kinda frustrating when the narrator is talking about a certain ship but the video is constantly switches to different ship images, confusing the viewers which is which.

[@borislav-portal12]

The oldest gold in the World has been found in the bottom of Black Sea....

[@H0TWHEELS]

Wait..... that voice sounds very familiar 😮😅

[@sousafamilygarden]

Wrong the Great Lakes are.

[@ØREØ-n4t]

Why did you post so early in the morning?😭 and. Th7

[@victoriadedicova]

Russian channel bro

[@ravenouself4181]

As someone from the Balkans - The Black is is just a Sea. A very unpredictable and dangerous Sea, but a Sea nonetheless. It was neither a quarry, nor are there tunnels going from Romania to Turkey. Now, a cave going from Romania to Bulgaria? That is possible.

[@josephkondrat6478]

Did the Black Sea fill quickly fill from the Mediterranean some 5,000 years ago as recorded in the Bible called the Great Flood?

[@Хармония-ш6ж]

yup. There are villages found underwater, which proves that.

[@eriktopolsky8531]

NO HIGH TIDES, NO LOW TIDES, HALF SALINITY of OCEANS, NO SHARKS or typical MARINE FISH OR MAMMALS, NO LARGE WAWES...

[@torerasmussen4282]

Weird that there is no tides in a body of water that big

[@CarolusChess]

Only salt water has tides.

[@M-istanbul]

Karadeniz havzası, bir astroid çarpması sonucu oluşmuş dev bir kratere benziyor.

[@Low_fee.6937]

Black sea was once a lake just like the aral sea & the caspian sea. The bosphorous strait was created by human activity, it might be accidental or intentional. Then the sea of marmara was formed by the water flow & erosion that happened throughout the millenniums.

[@davidbrooks4294]

I'd like to see the "Winter Queen" ship. Started on.

[@docsavage8640]

It's no more "inland" than the Mediterranean is "inland"

[@geargeekpdx3566]

The Black Sea is the perfect metaphor for what Russia is: it wants to be a real ocean but isn't. And if you get to deep into it, it kills you.

[@The_reality_destroyer]

What came first the chicken or the egg?

[@ChristopherJuma-v2b]

chicken and answer is on peekaboo kidz

[@siriusforever]

No one really knows the answer of this question till today, and maybe we never find it...

[@xxWarbloodxx]

The egg; laid by an animal that was not quite a chicken.

[@Bawghy]

Chickens were invented for human consumption by future humans. Who then travelled back in time to give them to us when we were hungry. Who knows, I read it somewhere 😂

[@sovra6734]

Who made a egg?😮​@xxWarbloodxx

[@covid19wasaWMD]

A ship disappearing in a green fog........ 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 That sounds like what people who witnessed the Philidelphia experiment said. They somehow electrified the hull of the ship in such a way that it caused the ship to start flickering in and out of existence while a green fog enveloped the ship. When the experiment was shut down sailors were found fused to the ship. And supposedly caused 2 sailors to fall through time. After jumping overboard.

[@laurasteif86]

I was reminded of the same thing.

[@loke6664]

Yeah, it isn't a quarry. Do you realize how huge it is? No other quarry at even 5% of it have ever been found or even exist today. Sure, there might be a quarry or 2 that sunk under the surface since people have quarried stone since the Natufians but the size is so ridiculous that it is impossible. I am also very skeptical about those tunnels, they do sound like a local myth unless they are natural lava tunnels. Those are however just very unlikely and not impossible.

[@winglaileung]

The Black Sea and its surrounding cultures and peoples of different races.

[@Jerhyn7]

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[@AbdoolcarrimDamree-z2z]

I live near black Sea I have seen sea monster with my eye

[@ariannamoretto1898]

That's definitely not the oldest ship wreck found. In the Aegean sea there are wrecks from the bronze age. So not really reliable video.

[@yzerfitz]

Oldest 'Intact' shipwreck

[@mornangel1599]

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[@ionutconstantin3039]

Yeeeees the Getae lake ... half of my ancestors are under pontus euxinus

[@brianshoemaker7704]

We dont know , its a best guess

[@alphalunamare]

It is unfortunate that there is a huge dislocation between the images and the words spoken. There is no correlation. As such the images are worthless. Having said that 44.6 M subscribers for such is so bizare that it defies comprehension.

[@Epicmadnesslol]

Why did sea levels rise, even without man resulted climate change? Something doesn't add up

[@jasonbogdovitz7357]

I have never heard of any of this I’m going to call bs

[@NewEra-]

Bs is your brain.

[@lechatquilit]

Most of it is bs, but some are facts.

[@germiyanbey1]

We who are neighbor to Blacksea already know some of these stuff like how there is no life after a certain point in Blacksea. But calling all these 'BS' to give an excuse to your illiteracy is really remarkable.