TOP 10 Most Deadly Rocks & Minerals in the world - Deadliest rocks !

[@Sedgewise47]

Rather "cheerful" music for a dark subject, ain't it?

[@rucussing]

I love the joyful and cheery music when talking about deadly minerals!

[@noobertuber8162]

TOP 10 MOST DEADLY ROCKS THAT CAN KILL YOU. *puts on happy music*

[@audreyn1996]

i love how the music is so fitting with what is being presented

[@nancyz.7976]

The peppy music really just adds to the effect of the whole video

[@Lucinat0r]

very poorly researched, many of the minerals on this are relatively harmless, in that you really have to mishandle them to get hurt, moreover many of the ones listed with things such as copper(all copper minerals are poisonous) and arsenic are toxic in all varieties that exist in nature and there are many that are worse than what you had in your list, Further more the radioactive mineral you listed is one of the weaker ones, it doesnt really have that much radioactivity compared to say autinite or the really toasty Uraninite aka pitchblende, which can be especially bad in some matrix's that also contain the bi-products of uraniums decay, those can be REALLY toasty, I own a piece about the size of a chickens egg, that gives off about .5rads of beta+gamma radiation and 20,000 counts a sec of all types including alpha.

[@trainerleaf6889]

no,you are wrong it is all wrong because a flying rock or coral is the deadliest mineral and rock especially if it hits you in the face earlier today I got hit by a ball on the face.

[@traceyfitzgerald9698]

you sound most knowledgeable can you suggest a good book on these toxic minerals thanks

[@dandoan5214]

Lucinat0r 0

[@plazmatter]

Trainer Leaf coral is an animal not a rock ssabmud

[@mwilson14]

@Ore-some Emeralds, I've been collecting realgar for a while. I have a very limited amount of stones of poor quality as far as collectors are concerned, but they are cool to have in my collection just because I'm a collector/hoarder LOL. I pulled them out of the river while collecting stones/minerals, so the community can thank me for protecting the water supply from the toxins of mother nature. I've got cinnabar too and would love to someday extract the mercury from them, but I'm in no rush due to safety concerns.

[@bogartpablo]

Deadliest rock is a flying rock from a mad riot and should be number 1. Non-toxic but you would be in bad shape if you get smacked in the face!

[@scottleft3672]

israeli/palestinian rocks are deadly to handle.....even goliath knew.

[@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person]

I wonder if the famous royalty free music's ukelele is really a proper background music for a video about deadly stuff

[@skeetersaurus6249]

I do have to call 'BS" on the Copper Sulfate (Chalcanthite). CuSO4+5H2O is nothing but Copper Sulfate and water. It is one of the most-used fungicides on earth, and only becomes toxic to humans above 11mg/kg ingestion. Since ingesting it instantly triggers vomiting, death by Copper Sulfate is nearly unheard-of. It used to also be used as a wet-battery 'restoring' chemical to help recondition car batteries. Again, this is more in the lines of 'WD-40, don't drink it' than 'look at it wrong, and you'll instantly die' type of 'deadly'.

[@berni8k]

Also galena (lead ore) is not as bad as it makes it sound. Sure lead is bad for you but just touching it won't really do anything. Unless that is you rub your hands all over it and lick them afterwards and repeating this s few times (If you are the kind of person that does that then i am surprised you are not dead already from something else).

[@StereoSpace]

I agree. A lot of absurd scare mongering in this video.

[@NigelOdinson]

Im hoping you can help me as I've been searching everywhere and I keep getting both sides of the answer: is polished arfvedsonite dangerous in anyway due to it being an amphibole and having asbestos in, and is it only dangerous when crushed, broken or anytime dust can be released into the air due to cracks and breakages and not when handled gently or placed under my pillow for nightmares? I've read everything from - it's one of the best stones to wear and use in meditation for XYZ, to - always wash your hands after handling, only have it as a visual piece due to it being very toxic. However, there are limitless examples of arfvedsonite pendants, earrings, and other types of jewelery as well as so so many options to buy the stone tumbled, in a palmstone or in a terminated point etc. If it is so dangerous surely it wouldn't be made into pendants and hung right under your nose basically? Or am I wrong. I need help as I've fallen in love with a palmstone I bought of it and now I'm worried about sleeping with it in my hand to help nightmares or working with it due to some things I've read (hard to find and not as readily available as the info on the gem as a healing stone is. Any help would be very much appreciated.

[@vibechecker9515]

TOP TEN TOXIC ROCKS “proceeds to play cheerful music”

[@JohnDoe-gm5qr]

These minerals are as beautiful as deadly. I wonder if anyone ever confused them for being gemstones hehehe. The music of the video goes very good with the deadly sinister nature of these minerals along with their gem stone like looks.

[@thinthle]

I love how it's like deadliest rocks: Let's put this over used cheery tone as Background music that will do nicely XD.

[@yesakadly]

My immediate thought exactly.

[@PilaCiu]

1. Phantom Ruby

[@collinsfriend1]

I just bought a geiger counter and discovered one of the large obsidian rock in the front yard by the road is radioactive. On the lower end of the "High" parameter. Meaning more than normal range like background radiation we all live with, more than medium radiation- but high.. however not very high. Surprised us. The other is not at all radioactive. We live around a lot of obsidian and I plan to check local samples. Not sure where the radioactive one came from but I doubt we would have gotten it rockhounding elsewhere since it's so abundant here.

[@elliotwinter8126]

Great Video! Thanks, helped a lot!

[@GROWYOURMIND]

+Elliot Winter your welcome bro !

[@bosniahezegovina873]

This video ROCKS! :P

[@jenthagem]

I just bought a ring with a piece of pyrite on it, Then it came off so I used Gorilla Glue to stick it back on. Was it toxic to begin with and is it even more toxic now that I put glue on it?

[@arwingreiner708]

pyrite isn´t toxic and arsenopyrite it´s a little

[@43nostromo]

Goddammit, Marie. They're not rocks, they're minerals!

[@user-dy7ls7uo9j]

Any mineral is deadly......If you hit someone on the head with it

[@Irrelevance_]

This video shows deadly rocks but happy music in the background

[@chino7667]

Wow I'm surprised u only have 577 subscribers ur videos are gr8

[@thirstfast1025]

Grow your knowledge of what constitutes an element, a mineral, and a rock. The terms are used incorrectly throughout this video.

[@markruffner9143]

Keep it honest, buba!

[@CoinandRelicOntario]

LOL!! If pure common sense is used when handling most are reasonably safe to have in ones collection!

[@osamabinladen824]

Diamonds? They say they can take your heart away.

[@faridrouaissy8343]

Thanks For Deadly Rocks !

[@tenacioustbag]

I own a few of these. I've got cinnabar, galena, orpimemt w/realgar, and I've got some purple asbestos.

[@chloecramer1049]

Tenacious TBag are you sure they aren’t deadly

[@nak8490]

Amesite must be the purple Asbestos mineral.

[@eggmapping7848]

Cinnabar is deadly

[@cptnkaos5994]

I have some of these in my collection, still here

[@Ace_x77]

JESUS CHRIST MARIE!!!

[@Vikkstar-xk9gj]

Such great video

[@nathanielmasson8978]

Very informative video recommended watching!

[@Ghost-sn5rg]

happy music in the backround.

[@thesansicalsam6291]

It's funny how there's happy music in the background.

[@wampifty]

can you show all video ALL DEADLY ROCKS AND MINERALS IN THE WORLD

[@LapidandoPedraseGemas]

Very good.I have a channel on you tube that is the cutting of stones and gems

[@NigelOdinson]

Im hoping you can help me as I've been searching everywhere and I keep getting both sides of the answer: is polished arfvedsonite dangerous in anyway due to it being an amphibole and having asbestos in, and is it only dangerous when crushed, broken or anytime dust can be released into the air due to cracks and breakages and not when handled gently or placed under my pillow for nightmares? I've read everything from - it's one of the best stones to wear and use in meditation for XYZ, to - always wash your hands after handling, only have it as a visual piece due to it being very toxic. However, there are limitless examples of arfvedsonite pendants, earrings, and other types of jewelery as well as so so many options to buy the stone tumbled, in a palmstone or in a terminated point etc. If it is so dangerous surely it wouldn't be made into pendants and hung right under your nose basically? Or am I wrong. I need help as I've fallen in love with a palmstone I bought of it and now I'm worried about sleeping with it in my hand to help nightmares or working with it due to some things I've read (hard to find and not as readily available as the info on the gem as a healing stone is. Any help would be very much appreciated.

[@Sandyspacecase1]

I liked your video and thought it was very informative. I had never before even thought that rocks and gems could possibly be poisonous but this video showed me otherwise. As an example, I didn't know that Asbestos came from a rock or mineral. I thought that was a man made product ! One thing I wish the video had was the most common places this stuff is found , like areas in the United States. I know one said came from Colorado but the others I wondered what the chances of me accidentally picking this stuff up would be . I'm always picking up rocks from where ever I go.

[@roll4story]

Sandra Case Honestly, most of these simply aren't that dangerous. I used to handle galena, for instance, in my mineralogy class with no gloves. Just don't go licking strange rocks and you'll probably be fine. Although the really bad ones they were listing tend to be found near volcanic vents, so unless you live near a volcano, I think you're fine with your collecting. But if you are concerned, I would recommend getting a pair of gloves and some plastic bags/containers to carry with you. That should protect you from pretty much the most common things.

[@burtgummer463]

Hmm... maybe that explains the headaches.. I have seven of these types of specimens sitting on my fireplace mantle.

[@saveurital455]

I didn't know that stibnite is dangerous. I love it and I have 2 long and large pieces + large Galena in my collection.

[@katelynlewis6918]

I thought a rock was only dangerous when it's huddling towards earth that and when my dad tries to sing it pffttt.. lol

[@QESTize]

Stibnite isnt bad, i may have some on my shelf. Ive handled it and no bad effects have come about with it

[@stevefrench3635]

How am I supposed to know how to identify them if THEY'RE ALL FUCKING GREY?!?!

[@barnwoman]

Generally, if it's hairy looking stay away and never heat anything!

[@JohnDoe-gm5qr]

Is there a mineral that Polonium 210 is extracted from? That would probably be a really bad one to mess with too. I don't know too much about Polonium 210 except that is radioactive and is also a very toxic metal.

[@GROWYOURMIND]

enjoy watching !

[@jimothyelfrado7219]

This is amazing I'm surprised few people have seen of! Anyways great vid you got a new subscriber.

[@jimothyelfrado7219]

it* I'm on my phone. It has horrible proof reading.

[@GROWYOURMIND]

thanks Bro !

[@rickseifert5139]

GROW YOUR MIND arsenopyrite, the last one is quite common in underground nickel mines here in Western Australia, especially in conjunction with very high grade nickel content of the ore normally over 9% to the tonne. I have samples of the stuff here at home, they have been sealed with 3 layers / coats of heavy duty clear lacquer spray paint. When this stuff is present in the nickel ore and a underground heading in the ore drive is fired, then watering down the dirt one can smell the arsenic fumes in the air coming from the dirt while it's being watered down.

[@dautdauti9910]

Black diamonds

[@Candrenlol]

oh god, not the royality free ukulele

[@johnmarston3820]

Anyone here from steven suptic?

[@Sa1n_7]

Me

[@jean-pierresmyth742]

0:36 I think you'll find that's Kryptonite. Hence the danger. but only to kriptonians.

[@ShellyDM57]

I would subscribe but how hard is it to add commentary? Can not see well enought to read the commentary.....so why not add voice? You would get more subs.

[@starlight2757]

*Regular Rock!* Sure its not dangerous... but if you throw it....

[@KrosanBeast315]

This video has failed to mention that as a crystal called Realgar decays, it turns into Orpiment.

[@preetikhangura2087]

I actually have 5-Galena

[@xa11stargamerx31]

What is this song called

[@Sapphires47]

Any sites like this with stupid music, bait titles, misleading and wrong information are ones I immediately block and report as spam.

[@kengamingph6283]

Thanos can only touch them

[@bigbskull]

but the problem is they can find easily at ebay.......

[@ketb362009]

It's kind of weird

[@slimeski1679]

Am I the only one who notices the music for a vid like this? 😂

[@coeytobi1538]

Should I look at your text or the pictures?

[@kristeens22]

Make more videos of rocks

[@whitneywatson2799]

i love teme

[@someone-vo6hs]

ive got two chalcantites in home

[@meinteybergen4617]

As a kid i licked number 3, i thought minerals were healty and i licked a mineral... nothing happenend

[@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person]

Isn't number three copper sulfate?I used to buy a lot in an agricultural store near my home to play with it,and it wasn't dangerous at all

[@Krellianrule]

Yikes....!

[@chai2670]

I didnt know rocks can be deadly. I thought they are more of a benefit to us than deadly

[@Unidentifying]

these arent all the rocks that exist..

[@4N9vxO3WnK]

Why isnt rock here

[@glowuerl]

(shows orpiment) Then realgar has to be one of them too! (DOESNT SAY REALGAR) ._.

[@emileali8381]

But raydon gas has a half life of 52 seconds

[@moogangforlife2597]

U made this video 1 year ago

[@lacephotof]

I ate a karet a day of gleana and i was not sick

[@phamduylinh7393]

no bismuth?!!!??? I thought that it is toxic so the world at an if the 3th toxic gem?? what the hell???

[@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person]

Bismuth isn't that toxic,it is one of the safest heavy metals to the point they are even replacing lead with it when possible

[@skeetersaurus6249]

If you've ever taken 'Pepto Bismol', you've intentionally drank Bismuth - it is a natural curative for the bacteria that causes Peptic Ulcers.

[@EricGreenFrightened-Crayfish]

"gem" That isn't a gem, that is oxidized metal.

[@berni8k]

Bismuth is just as toxic as other common metals like aluminum or copper. Maybe you are thinking of berilium. That stuff is kinda like lead expect 1000 times worse. It is used in certain specialist applications like thermal paste(not so much anymore) , high temperature insulators used in microwave ovens, xray equipment etc But much like lead you need to actually inhale it or lick it before it actually has an effect on your health.

[@leviathan_4967]

Lol I have stibnite XD

[@leviathan_4967]

It's also one of my favorite gems XD

[@plazmatter]

Levi Stuart yo face

[@swabianscience]

I have never heard of any danger from stibnite, and because this video is full of mistakes, I really don't see any danger in stibnite. It's true that especially soluble antimony compounds are quite toxic, but as far as I know, they are primarily carcinogenic and have no effects similar to arsenic.

[@randolpascano3074]

I have handled more than half of eveything listed, but nothing happened and im still alive. I guess these are the risk geologists need to face (im a geology student btw)

[@NigelOdinson]

You're the perfect person for me to ask this too then as I'm currently worried about working with arfvedsonite. Im hoping you can help me as I've been searching everywhere and I keep getting both sides of the answer: is polished arfvedsonite dangerous in anyway due to it being an amphibole and having asbestos in, and is it only dangerous when crushed, broken or anytime dust can be released into the air due to cracks and breakages and not when handled gently or placed under my pillow for nightmares? I've read everything from - it's one of the best stones to wear and use in meditation for XYZ, to - always wash your hands after handling, only have it as a visual piece due to it being very toxic. However, there are limitless examples of arfvedsonite pendants, earrings, and other types of jewelery as well as so so many options to buy the stone tumbled, in a palmstone or in a terminated point etc. If it is so dangerous surely it wouldn't be made into pendants and hung right under your nose basically? Or am I wrong. I need help as I've fallen in love with a palmstone I bought of it and now I'm worried about sleeping with it in my hand to help nightmares or working with it due to some things I've read (hard to find and not as readily available as the info on the gem as a healing stone is. Any help would be very much appreciated.

[@glowuerl]

If it says galena I am so dead (says galena) ._.

[@iplayroblox6983]

orpiment is not that dangerous, what i am saying is that only an idiot who would mess with this would have to do it a lot. Oh, and great job on the realative of lead!

[@jpkjnn6733]

dude, lay off the overlays.

[@arwingreiner708]

i have orpiment galena stibnite cinnabar chalcanthide(very probably syntethic) not true they arent realy dangerous

[@alieochild1696]

the music does not fo with this video

[@BrendaTheBestAunt]

bismuth is toxic too!

[@skeetersaurus6249]

Water is 'toxic', in fact it has an OSHA MSD Sheet. Bismuth is actually the base curative in 'Pepto Bismol'. In minor doses, it can kill the bacteria that causes peptic ulcers.

[@scottleft3672]

charlemane had an asbestos table cloth wich he thew in the fire to clean.....and he didnt die young...omg.?

[@jaylacute9054]

WHATEVER

[@tendainjila5978]

The most illicit nonsense I have ever watched...some videos should be banned from the internet!

[@osamabinladen824]

Poorly researched. I give you 4/10.

[@prapaiphansriphan5647]

This is all fake

[@joshmining2468]

Your off ya head

[@levettp]

Scare mongering BS