What if There Was An Eighth Continent? (Zealandia)

New Zealand is hiding a secret. Underneath it is an entire underwater continent. This is Zealandia! What if Zealandia never actually sank? How would this change world history? Here is one scenario.
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[@AlternateHistoryHub]

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[@CJetsPlanespotting]

AlternateHistoryHub first reply kek

[@factidraw]

AlternateHistoryHub awesome

[@kettu8922]

Your voice is sexy af

[@donaldandrews1963]

AlternateHistoryHub Daddy love me

[@zachhibbard5147]

AlternateHistoryHub I put the link to "one man warrior" up

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Every nationalist kiwi is now teary eyed, sad at what could have been: their long dreamt desire of being above Australia.

[@daisygowanditchburn4844]

We still have our Super Kiwis and we've brought the Haast Eagle back from the dead. Soon we shall get our revenge.

[@awesomenessbravoness596]

Gowan James Ditchburn. revenge ah hoy!!! we super kiwis shall take over the world.

[@Hunta_Mann]

EmperorTigerstar excuse me but go look up who won the Rugby World Cup

[@CamelsHighOnCrayons]

There's only one why to settle this. You gather your Moas and we'll bring out kangaroos and commence the greatest cavalry charge witnessed by any Kiwi or Aussie, and whoever is victorious will be deemed the greater nation.

[@stuartflood9417]

Yeah we have a secret base inside a hollow not so dead Volcano that is dedicated to creating/recreating vicous beasts in our bit to take over australia for its mineral wealth.

[@aLukepop]

It's okay New Zealand. Australians always remember you even if other people forget.

[@thetumans1394]

Thanks. That makes me feel better. Good luck against India :)

[@chileo1]

remember what?

[@oliverhamilton1237]

I bet Australians also remember the pavlova that they stole >:(

[@josh-cg8tz]

sorry bruv it taste good tho

[@bpfuels]

NAHHHH Mate Woolworths invented the pavlova lol

[@WateverWatever04]

Is it just me or does Zealandia look like somebody absolutely just McFreaking losing it on the dance floor?

[@generalatom2175]

Keeley HODGES he’s a pretty cool dude

[@captainstroon1555]

It looks like a totally rad skater dude doing a kickflip to me

[@ungusbungus2486]

@@captainstroon1555 sick flips

[@robertsteel3563]

As a Kiwi, I can confirm that it legit does look like that!

[@stephenwright8824]

I was thinking it looks like a Grinch breaking into a run.

[@flick2840]

0:09 Says New Zealand Is Forgotten on Map Doesn't realize he Forgot to Add Sri Lanka

[@Polandball1138]

Forgets antarctica

[@billymitchell3569]

Or Tasmania

[@Polandball1138]

Forgot Svalbard

[@Orrma]

Sri Lanka? I prefer Dutch Ceylon.

[@terrry9709]

sri what

[@jjc-hx5wd]

I feel like the Dutch may have decided to colonize New Zealandia and Australia if this timeline existed. The Dutch mainly avoided colonizing the region due to a lack of resources, however with Zealandia there'd be two viable places for colonization that are near one another.

[@virterisvirteris856]

Liked, That is a very smart idea and is legit enough

[@Markovisch]

20jjc153 I was thinking the same thing. With Batavia in Indonesia not too far away, this would sure helped out the Dutch in colonization now it's a viable option.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

Australia is mostly desert, Zealandia would be alright in the northern part I guess.

[@martijnbouman8874]

+A Very Kind Guy Australia is less of a desert in this timeline because Zeelandia blocks most of the warm current. (2:40)

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

Martijn Bouman So it's freezing cold then, much better.

[@th3omachos]

There's a hole continent under water... **Dutch immigration overflows**

[@lilchad-ig1oj]

Lol

[@nederlandsekaaskop3205]

Silas Kow the Dutch discovered Australia and new zealand

[@pqbdwmnu]

Misha Zwietink They sensed the underwater continent

[@sqocks8254]

That explains why we discovered it... *_We sensed it's potential!!_*

[@russelmurphy4868]

To our Dutch friends: Yes, it is true Dutch seafarers discovered Western Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. However, the reason why the Dutch never colonised these areas is simple: the Dutch, at that time (16th and 17th centuries) were more interested in seeking out opportunities for trade, rather than establishing any kind of major settlement beyond trading posts. And, I must say, they soon realised that there was nothing for them there trade-wise. So, they, quite understandably, concentrated on what would become the Dutch East Indies, or modern Indonesia. That said, I must point out, as someone who studied British Imperialism at uni, AlternateHistoryHub left out one VERY important factor: at the same time Cook was nosing about the region, so were the French. And once the existence of a place like Zelandia had been made known, I can guarantee the French would have been out to colonise it themselves like a shot! I leave it to you to imagine what the outcome of throwing the French in would be.

[@jakeariel3974]

Kiwis are just emus friendlier and smaller little brother *Change my mind*

[@Deadbeatcow]

Emus are just the Moa's smaller, skinnier little brother

[@fallenangel_899]

Actually kiwi's are the Moa's little baby brother and the Emu is the little weird kid next door.

[@richardchantlerrico]

Atleast the Kiwis don't revolt against the human overloads, damn Emu's!

[@TMK411]

No no he has a point

[@aurelia8028]

I've always wondered with sea explorers, especially in the East; what drove them to sail huge distances without knowing anything about other islands or landmasses? Why would they do it? It just seems surreal to me. Also I really wish Zealandia existed as in not (almost) drowned by the sea

[@timexyemerald6290]

i those people just in it for the thrills and glory in it.

[@reidvillage]

​@@timexyemerald6290I had a stroke reading that

[@SonofJones]

I think we all know what your next video is: What if Super Kiwis existed???

[@camilletea4778]

SonofJones I can already see it now

[@bootdude7527]

SonofJones i like kiwis

[@theokchannel2081]

SonofJones they do they're called emu

[@hugebigpenis1]

Yes, continue to believe they don't exist then soon we shall rule the world Mawhahahahaha

[@anzackiwiastrix2850]

they do they call the All Blacks.

[@raptorbadger3131]

What if Zelandia and Atlantis went to war with each other long ago that resulted in the destruction and sinking of both civilizations?

[@majinjared]

What if Zealandia was Atlantis ;) The Patupaiarehe were Atlantians ;)

[@usernaem4818]

That would be fucking cool.

[@sonarbuge7958]

Raptor Badger Don't be stupid

[@raptorbadger3131]

It's clearly a joke, jackass.

[@naryosh_]

Sounds like a movie

[@malusignatius]

So, there's one quibble I have with this: The East Australian Current runs further west than you have it running in this vid, pretty much down the coast of Queensland to Byron Bay, where it then heads out into the Pacific, past Lord Howe Island and eventually hitting the North Island of New Zealand. With the above land mass, you'd still have warm water heading south through the gap and the west coast of Zealandia, with a confluence where this warmer water meets the cold waters of the Southern Circumpolar Current is turned north by the southernmost tip of Zealandia. Amongst other things, this means you'd have one heck of a fishery off of the coast of New South Wales/Western Zealandia, because you'd have cold nutrient rich water meeting warm water (a real-world example of this is where the Labrador Current meets the Gulf Stream around Newfoundland, which made the Northwest Atlantic Cod Fishery). I don't know if it would be as big as said industry, but it would still probably be pretty impressive. It would also mean that Eastern Australia would probably be about the same temperature-wise as in real life, but really importantly, it would likely be wetter along the Southeast coast. You could end up with temperate rainforest all the way down to Melbourne. Another effect of all this is that when Federation comes up in the late 19th century, it's going to change everything. New Zealand very nearly ended up a state of Australia IRL, and if it's a more fertile land than Australia is, then it may end up being populous enough that when the arguments for Federation start, it's New Zealand arguing about if Australia should join their federation instead of the other way around. And if you do end up with the two as one state, it changes everything for the First Australians. The Treaty of Waitangi gives a legal precedent for a similar treaty to be made with the First Australians, so they don't get treated as wildlife until 1963, they would have had recognised land rights nearly 100 years before they got them IRL, and so many other cruelties and privations that were legitimised in Australia would not have happened. I'm not saying it would have made racism magically disappear from Australia, but it would have improved matters a lot.

[@joomz794]

Was going to comment this. In this situation I would almost guarantee that New Zealand would become a part of Australia, or like you said, maybe the other way around, seeing as in this timeline he has the British win total victory over the Māori, there would be no treaty preventing New Zealand from federating with Australia.

[@gabrielsilva-pl3dx]

Wow the Australia It would be more fartile with more Watter, this country It Very Rich like Luxemburgo or swisszetland and norway.

[@malusignatius]

@@gabrielsilva-pl3dx The east coast would be wetter, yes, but the natural state for much of the East Coast of Australia's already wet temperate forest/rainforest anyway (What early European colonisers saw was the result of 30,000+years of land management from the First Australians). We do have some good soils along that coast, but inland you're going to still have the issue of Australian soil being leached and old (and as a result poor in a lot of key minerals like phosphorous). The rains also aren't likely to proceed far inland because of the Great Dividing Range.

[@alksi1]

Tiny? Well, its alot bigger than UK.

[@myrealnamewontfi7289]

UK still has a bigger dikk though.

[@thephoenix3155]

It’s bigger than the UK, and Ireland combined. The continents size is about the same as India or the Sakha Republic of Russia.

[@bedge7782]

Three quarters of NZ is farmland. Trust me, the UK is bigger.

[@azreal4633]

@@bedge7782 yeah good argument. it's bigger than the uk if its farmland or not, if australia was just all farmland in an alternate universe by your logic uk would be bigger than australia

[@bedge7782]

@@azreal4633 exactly

[@nicklas425]

6:20 "most warmest"

[@aeiou75]

Engalish most hardest lanfuag

[@grandegraphicsediting7950]

warmer than warmest

[@suwinkhamchaiwong8382]

most, warmest

[@robinchesterfield42]

Or, following on from the "1984" video, you might say it's very uncold.

[@TheDipperPinez27]

cold’nt

[@wolaffwolaff8859]

What if all oceans become land, and all land become oceanes

[@brendanthedreamer]

Well, assuming humans existed in such a world we wouldn't have one great unified civilization. Swapping the Oceans and The Land creates massive (and I do mean massive) regions of desert and rocky badland that stretch for thousands of miles. Much like sailing ships had to have months worth of rations when crossing the ocean, caravans would have to have months worth of rations for crossing the Hellish Pacific Landmass. Rivers wouldn't help much either, as they'd be too densely populated with trees and other flora to be navigable. The civilizations of the world would be isolated to the world's coastlines. What are "Islands" to us would be giant lakes to act as safe havens in a harsh desert.

[@SynisterFour]

We would drown

[@tic4775]

Then hope you listened to those swim lessons.

[@wolaffwolaff8859]

Uilliam Coorinna typo xD

[@ghostlyninja125]

@uski12, you know what he means, just "invert" the altitudes

[@jesseuerata-jennings9690]

The way you pronounced Maori was priceless my family wouldn't be happy

[@caleb4369]

Haha fucking true

[@stonedkermit7999]

Jesse Uerata-Jennings: HE’S A DISGRACE

[@egghead6958]

Jesse Uerata-Jennings me 2 > /..\ D

[@asiandoge2088]

Jesse Uerata-Jennings but I pronounce it MAU REE

[@cxarhomell5867]

Erica Smith you cant, hes immortal

[@AshenTiger]

"May-or-ee" haha, it's "Mao-ree" Also we Aussies like to think of Kiwis as being closer than you make out to be at the end; we are pretty close! :)

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

Frenemies.

[@alexandersmith7777]

The connection between Australia and new Zealand is like the connection between America and Canada

[@rayzahleshooter1530]

@@alexandersmith7777 as a kiwi id like to say we love our aussie brethren, Anzac family

[@homopoly]

Holy shit. Super kiwis. Life on Earth would have so different...

[@virterisvirteris856]

Shhhhhh, The government have been creating kiwis on steroids and have plans to destroy aussie!

[@daisygowanditchburn4844]

Don't forget we have the Haast Eagle. Those things are man eaters. What's that you say, their extinct? Well that's just what we want you to think.

[@virterisvirteris856]

yes, yes indeed >=D

[@awesomenessbravoness596]

Unchi. my diabolical plan is to make super kiwis to take over the world. muhuhahaha!!!!

[@kuszanz6553]

Moa are the super kiwis but there extinct

[@terryjav1]

what if india was still an island? what if all the water and land swapped? what if the sea level dropped by 100 feet? What if the taliban took over pakistan? what if the ottomans conquered europe? What if the stock market crashed again? What if the sea level rose by 20 feet?

[@devinmccourty1500]

husnain javid what if the sea level sank by 200 feet today?

[@baiderhater1299]

husnain javid what have we got here. An Indian with a passionate hate for Pakistan LMAO 😂😂

[@itssaad8663]

baider Hater 100% correct.....they never forget Pakistan when hating

[@cheeseburgermonkey7104]

easy as that india will still be an island, the water and land swapped, sea levels drop down by 100 feet, taliban takes over pakistan, the ottomans conquer europe, the stock market crashes again, sea levels rise by 20 feet.

[@oliviathompson3271]

If the sea level rose by 20 ft I think most of the coast land would be gone, as well as some islands

[@kindofhuman8147]

Meanwhile in an alternate timeline: “What if New Zealand was an island?”

[@shadysam7161]

@@iamarizonaball2642 kinda looks like poop on a map TBH.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

I wish I could visit, and I don’t care about your opinion *SHADY* Sam.

[@bgs2004]

"Cooke discovered Australia and new Zealand" *cries in tasman*

[@adamc3380]

For new zealand: u mean kupe

[@M_Dun]

And to top it off, he renamed the Tasman Sea.

[@zeehansen3011]

Gonna summarise: Not much would happen really, New Zealand would just be bigger

[@electric_eel]

Or the natives could become a superpower because of all the fertile land

[@helpiamstuckonthismanshead3385]

And more land on earth

[@Solace6428]

Then people would actually realise we exist, and not think we're part of Aussie, or not there at all

[@glenbe4026]

@@Solace6428 I feel the youtuber has a fundamental absence of knowledge about the colonization of New Zealand and Australia. First Australia was multiple penal settlements. A significantly large portion of the earliest colonizers of Australia did not go their by choice. Both Australia and New Zealand were just too far away for many people to chose to immigrate there during the 18th or even 19th centuries. Secondly, New Zealand had it's native vs colonizer wars, and it resulted in a certain treaty. Now that does not mean that there is no racial issues, but it certainly was not in the same ballpark as the USA or Australia (FFS, in the 1890s, The NEw Zealand government at that time, thought Australia was TOO racist, and that they would try to treat the Maori like they did the Aborigines and start more wars, so New Zealand refused to join the Commonwealth of Australia. FFS, a Maori could own land and vote in the 1800s, something the Australians and the Americans would see as totally alien). I

[@byzantinemapper6145]

Super kiwis would be able to exist because more food

[@CandyCaneArms]

Really interesting video when you come from New Zealand.

[@thegoldenpyro]

*It is also very interesting when you doesn't come from New Zealand* *For me is interesting...*

[@antiisocial]

JoaquinBM 2002 *don't

[@videosbyevan]

The thought of Zealandia and Australia being like twins and getting along brings a tear to my eye.

[@isaakvandaalen3899]

I got worried for a second that he'd somehow found out about our super kiwis but it was just a sarcastic joke lol. Don't worry guys, Project Flying Kiwi is still a go. Repeat, Flying Kiwi is still a go. Actually this interests me. New Zealand doesn't have native terrestrial mammals and so with a larger landmass a much more diverse and resilient ecosystem may have appeared. With the arrival of the Maori, rats, and pigs and such, I still think the ecosystem would have been damaged but perhaps some now extinct species like Moa and Haast's Eagle would be alive today. Regarding the wars. Despite the Maori being technologically outgunned they were not fools, and had a long established warrior culture with many wars against other tribes. The larger landmass could have lessened the warrior nature of the Maori- with resources being more plentiful- as easily as it could have increased it- with more room for more people. Overall, the larger land area, combined with the Maori being one of the quicker peoples to adapt to european colonialism, could well mean the Maori wars may have been longer and harder than they were.

[@oskargoedeke3137]

ohh, i was worried for a second that project flying kiwi was compromised. New Zealand actually didn't split from Australia, it actually split from Gondwana (85million years ago) it was connect to the areas of gondwana which eventually became South america (explains how similar our plant life is) Antarctica and part of the northern island was connected to what would become Australia. When the asteroid his earth it plummeted the worlds temperatures, as New Zealand was already very cold and there was only a small amount of fauna on the islands to begin with, the small amount was basically wiped out and since new Zealand never made contact with another land mass after the extinction event there was no way for big animals to be reintroduced, only the birds, bats, insects, and reptiles were able to come across the ocean by storm or were able to survive the extension event. TLDR new Zealand didn't really break off from Australia, extention event killed everything big, no way for big stuff to get back to new zealand - so thats why we have lame animals.

[@Solace6428]

Oskar Goedeke just letting you know, there's a typo in the last paragraph. Break instead of brake.

[@novaraptorus6250]

Lame?!

[@perkele2040]

But wouldn’t the brits kill the megafauna when they arrived

[@FredstarOfBritain]

Tbh, if the moas and Haast's eagle were to still be alive in this zealandia continent, then they would've been critically endangered by now, or even worse, may go extinct more recently than previous.

[@Jo-de3st]

I'd feel like the Maori would have been very powerful in this timeline, since they would have access to ores and other resources that are far scarcer on the smaller islands, so it could have happened that they put up enough of a fight to still be a majority population on Zealandia and subsequently, Australia would have been overrun less. I'd also think that this ethnical divide would pretty much be the mountains, with the europeans being better equipped to withstand cold environments.

[@ChrisNinjaEagle]

Most of the time Natives lose the fights against the colonizers because of the diseases the colonizers bring, so they would need resistance to diseases to put up a good fight, which they _would_ get if there were enough easy to domesticate animals on Zealandia.

[@nathangriffiths6218]

I think that would depend on whether polynesian settlers arrived on this landmass earlier than in our timeline, bearing in mind that just like our timeline they would probably not have technologies like mining, metallurgy or gunpowder when they first arrived and so would have to discover these naturally. Even if they did arrive earlier they would probably not have discovered these technologies before contact with European settlers as it took most civilisations thousands of years to develop them, unless we postulate earlier contact between this land and say Chinese explorers which enables an earlier transfer of technologies and skills.

[@RuleLuxembourg]

Wouldn't it be more likely to be named New Zealand as it was named by the Dutch *WHO FIRST DISCOVERED IT (NOT COOK)* for Zeeland (a province of the Netherlands). So it wouldn't be Zealandia because that was already a place.

[@plasmainferno4917]

Finnster no the Maori first discoverd nz

[@RuleLuxembourg]

Plasma inferno tru dat'

[@RuleLuxembourg]

Crow22Darkness I was saying Dutch would have still have named it New Zeeland. Cook anglicizing it has nothing to do with what I was saying. The Dutch or Cook wouldn't have named it Zeelandia/Zealandia that would be like calling New Amsterdam "Amsterdamia", it wouldn't make sense. (edited original comment for clarity)

[@thehydragon6368]

Finnster Abel Tasman was Dutch? lol it's been a week since I had a history lesson on this exact subject but I've forgot everything

[@scunge2667]

Finnster I would argue that Kupe discovered it in 1300

[@massineben7198]

Zealandia look like some kid trying to high-five mid-air

[@robinchesterfield42]

"HEEEEEY, AUSTRALIA! HIGH-FIVE!" "Dude, don't just leave me hangin'...!"

[@WtfAreHandlesLol]

New Zealand: *exists* Britian: Hippity hoppity this land is now my property.

[@ThisChannelIsAbandonedLol]

uhhhhhh New Zealand would own this property by now

[@Your_neighborhood_Indoraptor]

Damon Gaming r/woosh

[@silenth13]

New Zealand: doesn't exist because Britain created it

[@relt745]

Did anyone else think Zealandia's shape looked like someone jumping in joy?

[@Jobe-13]

AestheticOrb709 Also known as RELT in SSBB Yeah. It does.

[@KinshipCadet]

AestheticOrb709 Also known as RELT in SSBB I saw it as an unidentifiable bird which makes sense considering what the dominant animal group was until the Maori showed up.

[@oddluck4180]

AestheticOrb709 Also known as RELT in SSBB I now can't unsee it.

[@AishiMTA]

looks like a witch tbh

[@MerkhVision]

Did anyone notice the smiley face in the bottom right of Australia? :D

[@spickyhumm3229]

What if the nuclear bomb was never invented?

[@lonewolfwithoutvideos253]

Spickyhumm What if this comment never existed? XD

[@matman2872]

A few things, One. It would of taken a lot longer for Japan to surrender, as they had this thing going where they never surrender. Two Japan, would most likely be split like Korea, as the USSR was going to invade Japan. And America, kinda didn't want that to happen, so what they would both do a land invasion to try to take the most land. Three. WWIII. Nukes were pretty much the only thing keeping the USSR and the US from strangling each other, all it would take is the right thing for that to happen, it's possible that Korea, could be such thing that started WWIII, as it would be possible that after those two started fighting, then Japan would, and then dominoes fall and its capitalism vs communism. Who would win? This would be an extremely tough call. However, at this point, it's most likely that the U.S would win. At this point, its likely plenty of European country's under soviet control would try to rebel, as they didn't like the communist control over them. Though, it's most likely that the USSR would take over more of Western Europe before getting pushed back, as for Asia, Korea and Japan would most likely be full communists with China's help, though Australia and New Zealand would keep China at bay, at least for a while. Some would think that after the USSR fall to the allies that there would be peace, this wouldn't be the case. At this point many people would see a pattern, on both sides, every 10 to 20 years, there's a huge war. One or both sides would realize, that so long as there were two sides, there would never be peace. Chances are, China looses. After this the leaders of the world would be extremely worrisome about any rouge country, they would try too keep any land they have, as they would fear another huge power starting another war. This could prevent independence for African and some Asian Countries. Though it's likely they would eventually get independence. So, ironically, weapons or mass destruction kept peace better without them

[@maahidulislam7287]

USA Contryball you know noboys gonna read that, why did you spend all that time? 😂

[@matman2872]

Maahidul Islam got nothing better to do.

[@HomebrandFishfood]

Well kin Jon ung would be try inng toooo make zaaaa boomb

[@tester1991]

AHH: May-or-ee Me: TRIGGERED

[@katekatekate518]

Glad to see New Zealand is getting noticed for once. But Honestly I think the continent would just end up being part of Australia.

[@thephoenix3155]

Fox talks and other things. No it wouldn’t be part of Australia. It would be separate, like Europe, and North America.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

Due to Zealandia being more habitable Australia would be part of zealandia not the other way Adeline ;)

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

@@unnamedchannel1237 I'm with Drunken. Zeelandia should be much more fertile and have a wider range of habitats, so would be more appealing to colonists than Australia which was basically dry and fire-prone. Australia might become Zeelandia's quarry instead of China's.

[@anstolis3814]

us kiwis got offered to join Australia but we refused

[@NighthawkNZ]

@@anstolis3814 It is still in the Aussie Constitution that if we say we want to become part of the Commonwealth of Australia we can...

[@SamusAran627]

What if Jimmy ran AlternateHistoryHub instead of you?

[@US395Official]

Whenever he says "Jimmy" I just think of Jimmy Chamberlin

[@jimdoodle9334]

Day one would be the history of super kiwis

[@Tytoalba777]

Death, Destruction, Doritos. That's what would happen.

[@awesomenessbravoness596]

Raina.. then the sixth seal will be broken and all hell will break lose. lol

[@Samm815]

It would be a science channel with a snooty rich kid.

[@e_laz2620]

Plot twist. WHAT IF ZEALANDIA IS ATLANTIS??? edit: holy sh*t you guys

[@lillooly]

OH NO, THE TRUTH HAS BEEN SAID. DEAR ALL NEW ZEALANDERS:THEY KNOW THE TRUTH AHHHH

[@bewatermyfriend5628]

keep in down please dont give it away, NZ is also know as the garden of eden too.

[@deltoroperdedor3166]

Shit! We haven't even retrieved their ancient spaceships! We need a smokescreen

[@Greendude0101]

MIND = BLOWN

[@Rekusasu827]

dun Dun DUN!!!!!!

[@diamonddude081streams9]

2:39 God Dammit Zealandia!

[@Domfusion]

You're welcome.

[@eetsman3683]

i would freeze im from syd

[@djwrox94]

@@eetsman3683 Good thing QLD is safe

[@walterzamalis4846]

God, I wish this was real. It would be well wicked.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

POV: your zealandia universe is asking this

[@lonewolfwithoutvideos253]

Anyone Get it why The country name is New Zealand Uhh anyone??? Zealandia goes underwater Thus, New Zealand Was Born

[@stephsouthgate641]

Endertastics Ender mind: BLOWN

[@CandyCaneArms]

Well I mean... Abel Tasman came/lived in (not entirely sure about specifics) a Dutch place called Zeeland, and named the new country 'New Zeeland'. The spelling was changed later on by Cook to New Zealand.

[@jmallinson]

it's called new zealand because Zealand in the netherlands

[@MinoesTrashRat]

Endertastics Ender Haha no. A part of the Netherlands is called Zeeland, literally meaning "Sealand" they named it "New S/Zealand" just like Australia was New Amsterdam for a short time

[@crazydude2524]

australia was for a short while new holland, new york was new amsterdam. the dutch had something with new and calling it after their places

[@venascomedy8864]

When Zealandia exists. Australia: GETS TRIGGERED.

[@mariashoptaw8168]

"Let your imagination run wild on that one." Me: *inhales* *UNICORNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS*

[@suis1822]

"Super-kiwis" I don't why but I laughed at that part.

[@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend]

I don't why either

[@jeppehgsbro4274]

I had really hoped it was super kiwis 😪

[@jacksplatanimations4033]

TheUndefined Gamer Do you wanna know a secret. We have super kiwis (explanation we call ourselves kiwis. So look at any body builder)

[@bigmeme8266]

New Zealand is to Australia what Canada is to the United States

[@bigmeme8266]

Smaller, colder, but better in nearly all facets; Healthcare, education, quality of life, freedom. I hope nobody realizes the greatness of new Zealand and start shipping over millions of refugess

[@colem6913]

I'm sorry but in what way does Canada have more freedom or better quality of life than America?

[@michaeljagocoy4238]

Cole M Living meme as president

[@archyneverpicked]

Health care that doesn't suck

[@flygod916]

big meme wow your pretty stupid if you believe that

[@augth]

4:59 highly inaccurate ! New Zealand was discovered by the Dutch in 1642 (Abel Tasman) and Australia even before that !!! By the way still a good video

[@forg8769]

Tasmen found New Zealand first but he though it was the coast of Australia so that kinda doesn't count

[@pqbdwmnu]

now scientists need to rise Zealandia out of the water

[@crzune]

WHY DONT THEY TAKE WATER THAT COVERS ZEALANDIA AND PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELSE ?

[@angrypepe7615]

@@crzune the Netherlands wants to know your location

[@arandomuser9459]

Afroking Probably would be more complicated but sure.

[@jamainegardner4193]

Maybe then we'd have less population density in Auckland.

[@kraker0279]

Zealandia project will be fantasy like atlantropa

[@WhiteCharcoalTV]

Don't worry NZ, UK will always remember you

[@lillooly]

at least we didn't become a land for criminals.

[@navarro6148]

Oh Australia 2 Is nice

[@matthewwatson41]

Lol our land mass is bigger than the uk

[@wildfire9280]

@@matthewwatson41 And even more useless!

[@zozostarrnz]

Dylan GottaRelax okay???

[@judybarkerb5493]

As an Australian I really liked this

[@Arkiasis]

Funny how the importance would be switched. Zeelandia would be the more populous nation and Australia would be the butt end of their jokes. But nonetheless best buds forever.

[@callanc3925]

Australia is already the butt end of most jokes, but I mean criminals deserve to be made fun of

[@adolfhitler7278]

itsC0ll0n at least our criminals know the difference between a school and a shooting range

[@lillooly]

as a Kiwi this was cool but i like being the underdog with only 4 million people and not 10's of millions.

[@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend]

I mean Aus and NZ both have really low populations compared to the rest of the world... there are more people in England than in Australia.

[@sllushii_]

*_Zealandia is the next Canada_*

[@djwrox94]

Great but always in the shadow of its bigger more famous brother (Australia)

[@jimdavis8391]

Is that some kind of threat?

[@hashiramasenju3246]

"The anglosphere" art was perfect

[@iStealEBTCards]

It's a bird It's a plane It's Super Kiwi

[@codekillerz5392]

Thirty eighth

[@hashidatackey8758]

Tyler Filippini ninja kiwi

[@birdmn9930]

It's a bird It's a plane Whatever it is, it's heading straight for the World Trade Centre

[@durrymunchingcurrymuncher]

Tyler Filippini they can't even fly

[@sepuljason]

Australia and Zealandia would join forces to become the South Pacific Empire and we would rule the earth with millions of maori warriors

[@eye_lube6022]

And Aboriginals of course.

[@rueisblue]

Best Anime Supporting Character 2017 too bad they're all mostly dead Same with the american natives lol

[@rueisblue]

Timothy Oldacresdear ok 3% isn't what I would call a healthy number. But regardless, I was joking mate. ☺

[@zakyrachmadi3762]

sepuljason and moas

[@andretahu1296]

The Australian probably get some of dem kangaroo

[@SereniaSaissa]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for featuring my home country of New Zealand in one of your Videos!! This was a great video!!!

[@Jakedarkforce]

This is a great video, I like the scope of it. It felt very detailed and thorough.

[@lukasw689]

but hey that's just history a ALTERNATE history

[@brothyjay9195]

Thanks for theorizing

[@kaptainkoolfisher4425]

Please stop.

[@awesomenessbravoness596]

Lukas W. of a another alternate history of another one of another one of another one...

[@adamk1711]

Hello internet welcome to ALTERNATE THEORY the show where we take a moment in history and and put it down the drain!

[@felicia21]

Lukas W "An alternate" no please stop learn grammar

[@hello0959]

Okay. But doesn't Zealandia look like an upright dancing cat? With it's left arm and left leg in the air?

[@angelasotto3559]

Tbh it looks like a black belt karate guy

[@syhsreybse]

i see a rabbit

[@yungo1rst]

i see a drunk wizard waving his mug around spilling landmass behind him.

[@BrandenMcNabb]

I see the second country that's shaped like a boot. Italy the Second.

[@ethanroemmele1289]

Its a face that's looking right

[@NathanaelDuke]

“Unknown lands” What a very imperial way to describe a place where people already live.

[@darkyboode3239]

As an Australian, I would be so happy if Zealandia existed and stopped the East Australian Current. Because it would be freezing cold here instead of boiling fucking hot, and being cold is better than being hot.

[@justthecoolestdudeyo9446]

Hmmm, because I am "that guy", I'd like to point out that Australia had been colonized for 40,000 years before New Zealand by the aboriginals. Given that the Zealandian continent would be much closer to Australia, wouldn't there be a pretty high chance of aboriginals populating the continent first? Especially if the land is much more fertile than Australia's, that could have changed the development of civilization in the South Pacific...

[@lastbreathsigh]

Aboriginal Australians didn't have the transport needed to cross big bodies of water. Their most advanced vessels were bark canoes. Also, they weren't any of the stress factors (e.g. overpopulation) that normally lead to colonisation.

[@thespookyravioliranger1494]

They managed to get to Australia from South-East Asia, I'm sure they could get to Zealandia, especially during the Ice Age when water levels were lower.

[@striklylow]

Just the Coolest Dude Yo I think you have a point there. Suuurrrely there should be aboriginal people here if that was the case. TBH i havnt seen one aboriginal EVER in NZ. only when i go to Auz.

[@justthecoolestdudeyo9446]

+SpookySocialist Yikes! I just got spooked by that socialist! Yeah, my thinking was that, given that they made it to Tasmania, they probably had the capability of building seacraft to make it over to Zealandia if there wasn't a land-bridge. It would be interesting to see how history would have changed had there been a longer-settled agricultural group living in the area...

[@lastbreathsigh]

+Just the Coolest Dude Yo Aborigines crossed to Tasmania via a landbridge, not by sailing there.

[@hardwing]

Wow, this is fantastic, especially the last photos showing a fictional night-view on Zealandia. I heard of this lost continet, but had no idea that it existed until so recently.

[@maxheerschop]

in what alternate history does james cook discover new zealand (named after dutch province) find new zealand first and not the dutch

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!

[@cisco3111]

What if George Washington became King of America?

[@codekillerz5392]

You were thirteenth

[@odysseus9176]

Cisco Blue Assassins Creed did this already, play the DLC

[@US395Official]

^

[@superdoglogan]

Cisco Blue Then shit would've been lit fam 😤

[@matnicholson9469]

Then Assassin's Creed would be a historical documentation

[@summersys]

Time to drain the ocean

[@kuszanz6553]

existential dread that will take a while

[@eye_lube6022]

Global warming is doing our job for us. Just have to sit back and watch while the WORLD BURNS! *Edit* Crap... I forgot that Global Warming is doing the opposite effect of draining water... I'm an idiot...

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

existential dread Where would all the water go?

[@Mono06]

we can put all the water in central Africa

[@fristnamelastname5549]

A Very Kind Guy Ummmm....Space?

[@alinkbetweengames4328]

Finally, Old Zealand.

[@tompoessy]

The Dutch discovered Australia and New Zealand, Australia was once called New Holland and New Zealand is called after Zeeland and discovered by Willem Janszoon

[@lauradinant6608]

yeah, not much people know this. it was also a suprise to me.

[@hulpe90]

What if USA never bought Alaska?

[@Dman6779]

america wouldn't have nukes stationed there in the cold war therefore potentially allowing russia to strike more confidently with less damage leading to the collapse of the united states

[@Cyrillus_EX]

Nick Suruceanu America would have 49 states, duh

[@schwany6703]

Canada buys it

[@IDKWTCTball]

Canada would take it, or Russia just keeps it. If we take out most of logic and alternate history explaining, it could mean a deadly Cold War, as the Russians now own Alaska, or The Russian Empire and USSR exist as countries at the same time.

[@SaadAliArts]

USA would not be a super power

[@tj-_]

The way he pronounced "Maori's" Mayories??

[@Ebroglio2]

Tbh, it's better than most of us Aussies pronounce it.

[@monsoon780]

Ikr

[@monsoon780]

You should say it maur - ee. Roll the r.

[@chikentori]

Even Mow-ree would be better... 😂

[@bleddynwolf8463]

cringe

[@horatiohuskisson5471]

There may be 3 countries on Zealandia as the Dutch and French may have tried to colonise there as well as the British.

[@gabrielsilva-pl3dx]

It was like Canada

[@charliebraun4602]

Im sorry but new zealand was discoved by abel tasman and willem janszoon made the first documented discovery of australia in 1606 before cook was born

[@hunnybee2241]

Charlie Braun Abel tasmen discovered it, james cook mapped it😊😊

[@aedion4901]

he still got information wrong

[@henryb.2941]

Australia was called New Holland.. New Zealand is named after the Dutch province of Zeeland

[@edenli6421]

Henry B. Yea nz was called Nieww Zeeland or something like that.

[@henryb.2941]

firefrostcat62 Abel Tasman named the new discovered land "Statenlandt" in 1642. A few years later the Dutch called it Nieuw-Zeeland or Nova Zeelandia.. It appears on maps from 1644.. Long before James Cook came.

[@ritiaggarwal995]

'Let your imagination run wild on that one' I imagined unicorns.

[@NotVeryRandomDude]

Riti Aggarwal Not that wild

[@iainmawhinney8867]

Riti Aggarwal nah, giant half-ton moas with deadly foot claws

[@NatureShy]

Unicorns with wings and deadly DBZ style laser beams

[@knee-deepin-doot8742]

Giant evolved polar dinosaurs that survived the K-T extinction

[@bencampbell6633]

Cook didn't discover New Zealand, Able Tasman did.

[@lastbreathsigh]

He didn't discover Australia either. Not much research was done for the video apparently.

[@goat-emperorbigs7392]

Australia was discovered by the Dutch eighty years before the British discovered it

[@voytek5550]

Cook was among the first Europeans to those respective places and he did in fact map out significant parts of the coastlines.

[@kuszanz6553]

Kupe did ( the actual first person but no one knew him. And he from hawikii (Hawaii) ) besides Abel got killed from our savage ancestors

[@lucasweijers862]

no it was maui

[@RuhrRedArmy]

As an Australian this is particularly interesting. The Dutch actually reached Australia in the early 1600s, and New Zealand in 1642. They didn’t take a huge amount of interest though, and I wonder if they would have in this situation. I imagine though that it would still have been the British who first tried to colonise. The Chinese probably reached Aus much earlier but they had little interest in colonisation and it would be unlikely that they would have found Zealandia in this scenario. I think you would be right in saying that Zealandia would be the greater focus for colonisation, though I wouldn’t imagine the overall migration to Aus/Zealandia to be much higher, just more focused on the latter. Given the presumably much larger population of Maori (MOW-ri), and the real-life history of war with the colonisers (as opposed to in Australia where conflict was largely very localised), the colonisers of Zealandia would probably have much greater difficulty displacing the locals, and should they eventually reign supreme, the country would be much more evenly split between the two ethnicities.

[@TheXenomorphGuySMSE]

this would mean that sea levels would be lower, so it would be interesting to see this same concept but with Antarctica slightly larger and other land masses extended further into the sea

[@auctor9165]

MOW-REE NOT MAY-ORI REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@syhsreybse]

ikrr im kinda triggered It's /ˈmaʊri/ not /meɪʊri/

[@zakyrachmadi3762]

Prophet of Kek, Kekris The Younger ma, oh, ree. Not mou ree.

[@severinvogt2875]

It’s not that big of a deal people. So sensitive.

[@thefreshpeepsarchive8913]

Mayori

[@mrbenoit5018]

Auctor mayoREEEEEEEE

[@fireinthesky_]

For those of you that actually care, Maori is not pronounced "may-or-ee", it's pronounced "mah-oree" roll the "r".

[@peterdonlon2083]

I can’t roll my r’s May-or-eeeeeeee it is.

[@fitipapani9805]

tap the r

[@eriktatos]

Cook & his Crew …sounds like the next great sitcom

[@user-up5kh2mz4n]

Zealandia is looks like a dancer

[@FarrFromPerfect]

Rhythm is a dancer

[@harrisonlawson8410]

Beautiful map work! Loved the Visuals! I love the effort you put in to your videos! Don't stop what your doing!

[@brandonbohr.7301]

It is obvious United Kingdom would have colonized all one continent or share with France and Portugal.

[@NxMaGiiCz]

Ares Brandon 1997 Share with France, you for real? Share with Portugal, ok fair enough, or even the Dutch but the French, come on.

[@abrahambrown713]

Ares Brandon 1997 France? Really?

[@lars9925]

The British have already shared France with the French ... big mistake.

[@NxMaGiiCz]

Lars Yeah won't be making that one again ;)

[@Mendaz]

Ares Brandon 1997 The British probably wouldn't share with any of them, maybe the Dutch in the beginning, but not forever.

[@estynkz1033]

Thx for that amazing voice, I slept.

[@moek25]

1:35 simple geologic explanation, the continental shelf for some reason or another gets a higher elevation because of tectonic RNJESUS and never sinks completly

[@mattclark7752]

do a what if the British isles where connected to mainland Europe

[@anakinskywalker7289]

Matt Clark then there could've been a chance of the being invaded in WW2

[@GamerCracked]

I mean Hitler did have a plan called Operation Sea Lion which was the invasion of Britain early in the war, but it proved impossible due to the Luftwaffe losing the battle of Britain, and with the British maintaining navel superiority, but in an alternate WW2 the invasion of Britain could have been a very real prospect.

[@evrovia8968]

WW2 would not have happened considering how this change would be so drastic that history as we know it would have been completely different.

[@Tytoalba777]

I'm sure the Dutch are on their way to make that a reality.

[@gabrielheraud41]

then Great Britain wouldn't exist, it would have been still part of France

[@keke-ql7qt]

Zelandia looks like a man with a skirt trying to do the whip and nae nae with confetti flying out of his hand.

[@kel8026]

LOLLL I can see it after you pointed it out.

[@Victor-Baxter]

_why would you say something so controversial yet so brave_

[@MagentiumPRIME]

as a new zealander i agree

[@megareavermickeybot7985]

Part 2 PLEASE! I want a part 2!

[@MagentiumPRIME]

as a New Zealander, ALL of zealandia sank, including the part we live on now, it only came back up because of Volcano's, all of new zealand is Volvanic

[@mowykolakowski936]

I think that you underestimate the Maori. The Maori were the only natives to defend large part of their country or countries in the armed conflict. Moreover, the Maori relatively quickly find their way around the courts of law.

[@Skiskiski]

"Found," but a great comment.

[@geraldgrenier8132]

Remember of all the native people, the Maori were the ones that got the best deal from the British, with the Treaty of Waitangi giving them co-soverity, which actually stuck

[@angelfire9011]

I agree, the Maori wars in New Zealand were impressive. In this reality English would have won eventually but they were worried with the force they had at the time the treaty was signed. In the alternate reality, if the Maori population was bigger, it would have been an interesting fight.

[@thomasb5600]

If Zealandia had a big population. England would have done what the did India and elsewhere, support one chief they could control and make him puppet King of Zealandia, train his army. So that King would do the fighting for them to bring all of Zealandia under "civilized control"

[@angelfire9011]

They didn't conquer New Zealand no, but they would have, England had much more man power than New Zealand, it was committed elsewhere. Cheifs didn't necessarily sign a bad deal, they signed a treaty in Maori, it was incorrectly (some say deliberately) translated into English. Maori did not cede sovereignty in their version, there we're lots of issues with how the Treaty was interpreted.

[@joshford9764]

Anyone else from New Zealand

[@Hunta_Mann]

Josh Ford I'm from NZ

[@kuszanz6553]

Josh Ford I am and you should stop

[@clunston]

I love my country man. We may not be the biggest, but we are truely a great nation

[@92Roar]

Aye!

[@haydenmclaren8505]

Hell yeah

[@DarwinskiYT]

00:10 Sri Lanka: Ishtar imma head out

[@Attaxalotl]

If Zealand and Australia had flags that referenced each other, I'd imagine that it would both the the southern cross; Zealand with white-bordered green stars and Australia with white-bordered red.

[@Christoere]

Zealandia looks like a wizard bowling playing Cricket

[@dylanbaron__]

Pls don't say it like May Ori. Say it like M-Ow-Ri. Sorry it was annoying me.

[@tomasangulo238]

Hahaha same mate

[@spil030]

It feels like he's nailing a nail into my head every time he says it!

[@ngake8960]

Well that's if you can actually pronounce it right

[@danflerovium359]

DBarationX it's bloody annoying but hey, at least someone did a video about nz

[@draemcewen1933]

DBarationX he's clearly not from NZ so why would he be able to say it correctly there is probably the 1% in the world that ain't from NZ that'll be able to say it properly

[@jethrojamesachivida4083]

Greetings! I don't know if this question has been answered before, but in any case: Should there be an existing Zeelandia, what would happen to nearby Polynesian islands? Thank you to those who will respond.

[@drakerapper8050]

It's definitely difficult to tell but naturally speaking it'd probably just effect Australia by making it colder, otherwise I really don't know. Another interesting question is how would the inhabitants of this "Zealandia" interact with the polynesian people.

[@vatician454]

I live in New Zealand and I had no idea about this

[@baileychisholm3255]

As a half Australian and half Kiwi, I love this video, keep it up :)

[@zackcorey4159]

PenguinOfFrozenWar. Creep

[@SuperAtomSplitter]

If Zealandia became more populated than Australia (as it probably would), then would that mean that Australia and New Zealand's roles would be swapped?

[@chileo1]

What do you mean by their roles swapped?

[@SuperAtomSplitter]

Like how Australia is kind of an older brother to New Zealand

[@chileo1]

Oh i guess it probably would be

[@taitwhale4923]

SuperAtomSplitter no New Zealand would still smack the Aussies in rugby

[@smj6491]

Depends on if this new continent has the natural resources that Australia currently has. I think it would be most likely that because of Australia's vast wealth of natural ore and minerals Australia would still be a rich, populated country.

[@Benja_boy]

As a New Zealander I find it cool that their is a whole continent underneath the country, and about the super kiwis, they exist.... they will rise one day! ONE DAY!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alexdias8587]

Your videos so interesting I like geographic

[@287adam]

What of the Indo-Europeans never existed?

[@nekrataali]

I really doubt technological and scientific progress would have been delayed much, if at all. The conquistadors destroyed tribes in the Americas who were on the eve of industrialization. Without European influence, it's likely the Aztecs would have eventually discovered ways to use metals without needing beasts of burden. This doesn't even get into progress by people in the Middle East and Asia. China and Korea had movable type almost 400 years before the Germans invented it independently on the other side of the world, for example. The major change would be which countries and empires would fight over Europe for its resources. If the Indo-Europeans never existed, the land could very well still be there with large amounts of iron, coal, lumber, fish, etc. that would have been untouched for millennia as people migrated into the area from other parts of the world. This also means no Roman Empire or Greek city-states. You have to wonder about when (not if) other people would move into Europe. Do the Persians settle the entire continent unopposed in 500 BC? Would they then take Europeans' place in history of colonization of the rest of the world? Do Native Americans discover Europe the same way the Vikings stumbled on North America? Maybe the Egyptians move into Europe in 2000 BC? Could it be all of the above, resulting in multiple nations fighting a series of wars for Europe's resources similar to the Anglo-French wars throughout history?

[@AngleofJoy]

Yeah it would. I mean i sure love having small pox and the black plague and the not the internet or penicillin or vaccinations or the bicycle. I mean, fuck indigenous cultures and slightly cleaner air is way better than things that have save billions of lives allow people to talk across the globe instantly or something that allows one self to move from one location to another much faster with less effort. Sounds fucking good to me.

[@amanko1357]

No Persian rugs either then... Europe would probably be colonised by North Africans then.

[@Codiliabra]

Yuck Fou Q&A Malaria didn't really occur until white people travelled all about. Same with syphilis.

[@Codiliabra]

Yuck Fou It did, it just wasn't commonly spread until colonization. Like syphilis.

[@trizzietristan3043]

I'm just saying Australia was colonised by its aboriginal natives 100 000 years ago and with Zealandia being that close it would be colonised by natives Australians though

[@sammy094sbiggestfan2]

Actually no, New Zealand was the last major land mass (Apart from Antarctica) to be found by natives.

[@trizzietristan3043]

D3rpy B34n I mean the western peninsula would be close enough for native Australia's who sailed a much further distance and with it being this close now it would be probably colonised by native Australians

[@plasmainferno4917]

Clorox Bleach it wasn't

[@trizzietristan3043]

moscar11 Native Australia sailed to Australia from Africa and constantly traded with native South East Asia Islanders and they used boats and with it being that close native Australians would probably discover it as native Australians the reason they found Australia was via island hopping from Africa so with them being that close to Zealandia it would be likely Australians would get there first

[@mattyspeedbuilds457]

SOO much of that was incorrect. But to save you from failing history if you go to australia, here's a little tidbit from Wikipedia: Human habitation of the Australian continent is estimated to have begun between 42,000 and 48,000 years ago, possibly with the migration of people by land bridges and short sea-crossings from what is now Southeast Asia. I'm canadian. I knew this shit. Do NOT post shit like that and be confident without researching and maybe, just maybe, you will be able to fake going to highschool. This is also coming from an 11 y/o kid.

[@theredreceivers]

Polynesians landed on New Caledonia around 1500 BC, and New Caledonia is part of Zealandia. So they would have landed there a full 2,700 - 2,800 years earlier. They also would have discovered Australia some time afterwards. Because Zealandia would have been more tropical than temperate in the north, the breadfruits, coconut, and bananas that they would be likely to bring on their voyage would survive in the tropical climate, unlike with the Maori. So they would have a more varied diet. Maybe on this voyage the pigs and chickens they would have brought with them could have also survived. There would be fighting between Australian Aborigines and these Polynesians initially, but because they would have few infectious diseases to spread the Aborigines numbers would not decline and eventually they would adopt agriculture around the eastern coast of Australia, growing taro, yam, coconut, bananas, breadfruit, and having domesticated chickens and pigs. You would have new languages forming between the austronesian language of the Polynesians, and the local Aboriginal languages. Maybe Aboriginal languages in the East would slowly become extinct. There would be no Moa or other flightless birds on Zealandia because there would be marsupial mammals on Zealandia. There would be large megafauna that the Polynesians would hunt and drive to extinction over the next few hundred years, but there would still be remaining more biodiversity than currently exists, such as animals similar to the Tasmanian tiger and maybe a Zealandian equivalent of a kangaroo, etc.

[@jazminaflores8406]

“As taught to us in the documentary ‘The Day After Tomorrow’” 👏🏽