Who Do These Handprints Belong to?

[@AndrewMoore498]

I heard that if you watch all of the first-time-you-will-see in-your-life videos, you’ll gain the ultimate knowledge

[@Wellsracing71]

Rocks were made by aliens

[@DBK4165]

@@Wellsracing71 we’re the aliens kind sir 👽

[@sarahrobbins2385]

Will that is fake.

[@AndrewMoore498]

@@sarahrobbins2385 *well

[@melby283]

@@DBK4165 it’s true our home is just a rock

[@mayakhaled1712]

2:25 they’re always so smooth with these I like the ideas 😂😂

[@ninjahasednot]

WHY DOES THE NARRATOR SOUND DIFFERENT

[@marlanagibson5725]

He’s gotten older

[@Trashy242]

I think one of the narrators voice changed

[@Finbobcats]

He’s a humman

[@GaMerBomb-ug9hu]

More than one person

[@stevemason9436]

So true! but the reason is probably because this is made three years ago

[@periwxnkle]

Legend has it that the squid never blinked even to this day ......

[@christiangames4u83]

Yup!

[@donut-chan3303]

Even today!

[@commentmanilikemdansc8550]

It's kinda cute tho.

[@maven9323]

@@commentmanilikemdansc8550 he kinda look like illome Killuas brother

[@deredevilgui]

He doesnt need to blink... His eyes are wet for ever

[@grassroot011]

Hand prints @ 14:08 are similar to the foot and hand prints in South Africa, giant foot prints that were created when the Clay was still in it's soft state. Mudfossils? No doubt.

[@arabashful650]

The rock hand prints happened when the sentiment was as soft as clay and happened to remain undisturbed until it hardened into stone to become that finger striped fossil wall.. most indentation fossils are made like this, my science class in middle school even had a project where we made our own fossils by mixing clay with craft concrete, we then pressed sea shells, plastic leaves, our hands and other thinks into a baker sheet full of the mix and afterwards when it was dry we shattered the sheet and each piece looked like a real fossil rock..

[@randomstranger7139]

noice

[@vypr8846]

Future archeological genius.

[@vypr8846]

@@randomstranger7139 Aussie?

[@abiellizcano2637]

You learn something new everyday

[@babysnatcherjaguar9470]

@Keithleen Camille Dela cruz Terd?

[@28ambob]

I appreciate it very much you mention mesurements in both systems !!!

[@cherylhale5755]

This was one of the most amazing “Be Amazed” episodes! Was unaware of ANY of these entries! Great job!

[@kidd7445]

i think the "large hand prints" could be a fossil mold of a large seashell that has not been seen for thousands of years

[@kaberial]

That first video about research vessel. I help worked on it when it went up for maintenance. I felt sorry for them coming to the shipyard I worked at. Upper management was ass and rushed every thing and overpromise done date, when thing actually needed to take longer. It was a good thing that another shipyard open up in the area they can go to.

[@HigginsDT3]

Just wait at the beginning looks like a purple Octodad that his body has been buried

[@geraltofrivia1091]

at 14:47 i think they just smacked it throughout generations as a sign that they lived here or something like that

[@dreams99]

Similarly I think loads of people pressed into it like every day and over time it ERODED the stone to have handprints and footprints 🦶 dented into it and when I saw the thumbnail I thought it was some kind of jelly like stone that tourists pressed into for fun

[@elah-jaicherry4785]

Probably stroked there hand down the sand

[@May-nd2zr]

18:14 I need a Jawnie&Charlie Netflix series

[@kamoonrathewolfgod9189]

All of these clips were amazing to me.

[@abcde_fz]

That man has a real talent. Those photos in the desert are bee-yootiful. Natural yet composed in a way that I, at least, would call "abstract". No, I haven't recently taken my camera out and snapped any photos, but the kinds I usually compose often have that same 'abstract' look. Simple objects, shapes and colors, and combinations of them, that you may see every day, but I tend to take my pictures from odd angles, or 'cropped' in such a way that the subject, which may be a common thing to see, looks more like a simple composition of color, light, shadow, and shape. And then maybe you turn it upside down and suddenly say "Oh. Cool. It's a view down an elevator shaft! At first I thought I was looking at a spaceship about to launch!" Anyway, I babble, but that guys photos of dunes and trees from the Namib were things I'd definitely pay to have hanging on MY walls...

[@dcbandit]

Speaking of cuttlefish and hypnotism, those little guys can actually hypnotize prey using their color shifting ability. It looks like an optical illusion, but it is actually moving the pattern itself. It's awesome!

[@glitchedsnakevideos1708]

14:38 They where probably created by ancient people putting there hands in the same place slowly wearing down the sandstone creating this cool affect, but what do I know?

[@dr.krieger6563]

Seems to be the most plausible theory.

[@rootbrian4815]

That or ET visitors from other planets allowing use of their advanced tech so the natives could imprint their marks. Yes, another plausible one.

[@bluesparky727]

Agrees

[@unusualbydefault]

Imagine being that hamster. you're basically living a super mario game with no death/damage cheats

[@vypr8846]

Living a life like that would be a complete mindfuck.

[@afewofmycommentsarecringy.8646]

66 likes huh?

[@mm9officialchannel]

@@afewofmycommentsarecringy.8646 84*

[@annew2126]

No 85

[@annew2126]

@CamcraftGamez NO ITS 101

[@timacrow]

The kayaking video is awesome. I could never do that, so it's wonderful to experience it without leaving my inflatable kayak on the lake. Thank You.

[@morepikacraftyt4871]

the editing on these videos is ridiculously insane if i even dared to try it the most i could do is give up and hit the subscribe button

[@ITS_SCHM0L]

Maybe the oils and stuff from our hands softened the sandstone causing it to erode much faster as we touch it.

[@animelover-yf9nq]

THE WESTERN CAPERCAILLIE looks like a mix between a pigeon, turkey and a chicken

[@krevor4095]

And it's attitude is only because no one is allowed to introduce it to the sport of soccer.

[@Llintius]

Those birds came from England I swear

[@ananannanas]

@@Llintius we have them here in northen Sweden as well.

[@justadinosaur4308]

They are indeed

[@kristybrown5694]

It looks like a terky

[@babyrazor6887]

On one of Percy Fawcetts exploration of the Amazon he came across swallows building nests on a cliff face. The swallow had a plant in it's beak and would rub it against the stone cliff face. What ever the chemical was of that plant would soften the rock to a point where the bird could peck it away. By repeating the process the Swallow would end up with a hole in the rock in which it built its nest.

[@KurtBoulter]

The prints were made by people trying to escape the flood, while the sand and mud were still wet, before it turned to stone.

[@zoneofk]

Correct @Kurt Boulter the ground underneath my block of land alternates between earth (dirt) and sandstone, when wet sandstone becomes soft and malleable and could even and returns to rock hard stone once it's dry. No big mystery there.

[@KurtBoulter]

@@zoneofk No, sandstone does NOT turn soft when wet, otherwise most of the older public buildings, bridges, walls etc. in the world would melt and collapse. Sandstone is stone, and remains stone, once formed from sand, silt, clay and biological material, under immense pressure. It is sad when people make things up to cover a lie.

[@ashthebomb4554]

The went dark real quick

[@theilluminati1808]

@@KurtBoulter even though you made up the lie? 🤦‍♂️

[@KurtBoulter]

@@theilluminati1808 Made up the lie? It is an observational conclusion, based on written, eyewitness testimony, from the scriptures regarding the flood of Noah, with only 8 saved, with rock strata across the earth, folded, bent, turned into a pretzel, which could only be done while the layers were still very soft, but if you want to call it a lie, and it makes you feel better, go right ahead.

[@minecraftlover101]

The octopus at the beginning was too/so CUUTEEEE

[@jelvify727]

So the old people had mastered Chakra? How how how how

[@that_one_person.-.]

Yeh I need shadow clones

[@caitlynmahabir5113]

@@that_one_person.-. same

[@posta-bonk-alypticweasel689]

They have trained for 500 years

[@MR-ub6sq]

4:46 ""The chances are you've never even heard of the Capercaillie unless you happen to live in the Scottish Highlands," 'Not true: in Finland that bird is very well known and we have three different subspecies of it. In his old days, a painter, Ferdinand von Wright, painted a fine work, "The Fighting Capercaillies." ...Ggl'It!

[@greenmind3488]

The petroglyphs just look like the stone has been worn away from people putting their hand in/rubbing the same spot over and over for a long time. Hell, doing that even wears down metal. If you look at any metal statue that people touch for good luck or something, the metal there gets worn away. Makes sense for the same thing to happen with stone, especially sandstone, which is relatively soft in comparison to other rocks.

[@Amanda-gb6ht]

Bvvkk

[@brucebanner4206]

For that kind of deformation it would take literally hundreds of years

[@pierrevilley6675]

That's what i was thinking too, i went few times in medieval castles, and you can see the stone stairs don't have right steps anymore because so much people walked in the same spot that stone have worn out. And it is much tougher than sandstone. I think the petroglyphs were first drawed on the stone, then people put their hands over and over, making the carving deeper over the course of years.

[@SteveBurgerman]

@@brucebanner4206 its been there for hundreds of years, also you could probably do that to sandstone in probably a year or 2, to be honest.

[@turtlemuffin8481]

"but perhaps Yellowstone's most iconic animal is the-" *SUBWAY T.L.C TERIYAKI

[@flowerstan5616]

Ngl teriyaki is good

[@player1_2737]

Yah it's good for an ad

[@BW-4012]

ah yes the subway teriyaki the yellowstones most iconic animal

[@player1_2737]

Yah it really is good tho

[@jackie_lifestooshort8950]

Cat dog teriyaki?? Maybe some chick chick chicken perhaps??

[@dustyandsarabright2707]

0:14 no I was on the toilet

[@DinaAdelAlnaama]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅😅😅

[@Crashdashgames]

You were on the toilet three years ago

[@ananannanas]

We have those birds here in Sweden. I have a dog that is bred just for hunting them and other grousebirds. In swedish it's called a Tjäder. And they often get crazy in the spring when they try 2 get it on with some female dirds lol. They run around on the roads in the woods and even attack cars. It's a really delicious bird btw 😁😋

[@AmberKingmusic]

Was I the only one who just admired the Kayaker's control, I didn't even think of the danger for a long time.

[@abiellizcano2637]

I know right.. he was in full control of that kayak.. he sure showed that kayak who's boss lol

[@JoseDiaz-qc4nr]

I heard that if you watch all of the first time you will see in your life videos you’ll gain the ultimate knowledge

[@jayismat4067]

one theory is stone carving of hand took very long time to make, may be it was religious cerimoney and people touched same place for many years.

[@brainfizz1324]

This is what I was thinking. I’ve seen artists at the beach carve names into sandstone within a few minutes. Attach a few sharp stones to your fingers and rub away for a good hour or two and you should have yourself a few rock-swipe-petroglyphs!

[@lisatsuda]

I know the real answer. I love sharing truths. Mudfossil University on yt, goes into an array of subject matter, my favorite is geology and biology, explaining a lot of the unexplainable, imo. For example, Rodger did DNA testing and CT scanning on what people call rocks. Nope, it's biology and chemistry changed, metaphoring into solid rock, usually granite, limestone, etc. Those hand prints were of actual giants. Here's why the big deception. These gigantic saltwater flooded creatures, when decaying, are very pliable, and form gold, precious gems while still decaying. Imo,this is why truth has been hidden in plain sight. Can't have little people knowing where gold can be found, so easily, and what terrain really is made up of. Because that proves genetically altered beings, since start of time. Higher creator, saltwater flood, and we are center of uni..universe (one). However, many dimensions here. Humans can only see 3 5o 5% of what's in front of eyes. Go learn what's in plain sight..Tysons mudfossil adventures on yt and mudfossil University channel. Start with "Tracian giant drowned pregnant" video.

[@lloydivenn9809]

Isn’t that exactly would be amazed said in the video?

[@yvonaamariaa]

The fidget spinner went the way of the "pet rock" lol But not before somebody made a crap load of money!!!! I've got a true story about an encounter I had with bison in Yellowstone Park. My husband and I were going to Montana to visit family. The route we took goes right thru Yellowstone. It was in winter so the park was actually closed but you could still drive thru because the major roads went thru there. So we stopped in a parking lot for a little break. In the parking lot there was a full sized statue of a bison. I wanted to have a pic with the statue. So I walk over to it and guess what???? You got it!!! The "statue" wasn't a statue at all. OMG it turned towards me and I ran for the car. My husband was laughing so hard as I sprinted towards him!! Needless to say I made it back just in time!!! You have no idea how big this animal is until you get up close to one. They are massive and quick!!! By the way, Yellowstone is incredibly gorgeous in winter. The snow on the landscape is beautiful especially the famous geyser Old Faithful. The contrast between the thermal activity in the snow looks like a picture. Just beautiful!!

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

I love the first video, my favorite moment of the Nautilus streams :) The commentary of the researchers and then the video comments are just top tier hilarity.

[@azibros]

5:18 caprecelis are found in georgia and it very popular and are pretty popular for thier strong eggs

[@MakinnaB24]

Funny story to go with the bison. I was on a bison hunt with my family last year and we ran into a giant bison herd. they were in the middle of the train and our horses and mules were getting nervous. (yes, we used horses and mules. I have my own mule and her name is Daizy. I was on her when this event occurred.) the herd saw us and started to run towards the tiny stream. unfortunately, one of the females flipped over and onto her back in the small creek. since they have such tall and narrow spines and the creek was the same, she got stuck. she was thrashing around and was literally drowning herself. my unkles got off their animals and went over. they grabbed a log and wedged it under her head to keep her from drowning. One of my unkles ran back to his horse and grabbed his lasso. he ran back to the bison and wrapped it around her leg. they somehow got her out of the creak. they all jumped back as she ran to rejoin her herd. the top boss ran over to her to see if she was alright. when he checked her over he looked at my unkles. we didn't know what to do. the boss then did something amazing. he looked at my unkles and sort of nodded to them before returning back to his herd. they stampeded up the mountain and over the ridge. we have never seen the herd again.

[@slimothyjames4577]

I'm sure a lot of people would disregard this story for whatever reason, but I quite liked reading this :') I have heard many stories of animals showing a certain level of gratitude, or even if it was only scenting the air it still went on it's way after acknowledging you and your kin weren't a threat to them at that moment. I think that's super cool and I applaud your uncles for their kindness to that beast and quick thinking! Love it when people help out animals in such unique situations, especially to think of a couple fellas helping out a massive animal like that! Makes for a really cool mental image, I can only imagine what it was like to be there and see that in the moment :)

[@cuttysperm]

Appreciate ur gestures in writting down the story to be read by others.

[@robbob5973]

Nice... I never herd of any thing like it.

[@thebrain9384]

The prints in sandstone I would think is easy to explain. They needed less erosion, an easier way to climb up and down. So, they mixed eroded sandstone with water and made a simple cement. Just as we leave our mark in wet cement, they also left their mark.

[@robbob5973]

Naaa

[@bat7320]

0:45 That octopus looks like it's having Vietnam flashbacks🤣😂 Edit: my bad I meant to say Squid not octopus 😅

[@Cu-sith7]

Octosquid.

[@bat7320]

@@Cu-sith7 Octodad😂

[@baikatherinedelatorre7864]

THAT KAYAKING LOOKS FUN:D

[@jimmyjammie9365]

movie creators would love going to that chamber.

[@bozhidarabuyuklieva]

y'know, you wouldn't expect Be Amazed to be a mind reader, but when the guy looking at his phone, eating chips, i was eating chips at the exact same time.

[@techgamerman]

Just to correct a small thing. Western Capercaillie also known as wood grouse is actually living in very wide area across Europe and in Russia. I'm not trying t be mean here but you could have confirmed this info before caming that it lives only in Scottish islands. Here is a easy link to see where this bird ACTUALLY lives; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_capercaillie#/media/File:Western_Capercaillie_Tetrao_urogallus_distribution_in_Europe_map.png

[@jozz2248]

That big grouse sounds a little Scottish, speaking from the back of the throat. 😄

[@jyom817]

0:45 octopus belongs to me (steals it)hAHAHaHAhA mInE

[@radioactiveboi842]

This channels never disappoints

[@skmlau]

I like how the astronaut dips when the plane dips👌🏽

[@alsowow]

The octopus is saying “Hewo I am purpy squidy”

[@eclipse-xt9gq]

No its "uwu hero I am purpy squid THE DESTROYER OF WORLDS"

[@catherinepayne7476]

perhaps for the handprints, the sandstone was softer (Maybe even wet sand piled up) and the ancient civilizations just swiped their hand down it, which probably means something, creating the alien-like handprint we see today.

[@journeysalkebulan]

Fidget spinner craze was one of the dumbest crazes there has ever been!

[@metalvideos1961]

Don't know. Eating tide pods was worse

[@Geenoi]

🌍=🏳️‍🌈

[@sharonpuder608]

So were pet rocks.

[@May-nd2zr]

14:52 I think the material hardened over time and was more bendable when the handprints were created.

[@agent_ren394]

BE AMAZED: it sounds like a pig more than a bird Me: it sounds like my pc broke more than a bird.

[@Megalon-qc8pf]

MECHA PIG, that’s what it sounds like to me

[@Jesi310]

5:19 there are more weights to a bowling ball than 7lbs. 16 lbs is the heaviest weight of a typical bowling ball. Bowling balls range in weight between 6 and 16 lbs and the bowling balls seen at bowling alleys (house balls) do include at least one ball of each weight typically.

[@matthewgray1000]

This channel should be called "common things explained" because nothing about these videos could be called "see for the first time" to the average person.

[@Killmate50]

I watch most of the Nautilus livestreams. I've seen the "Stubby Squid" live. And a few others. It's amazing how much is below the surface of the ocean.

[@angelalane8660]

My 4 year old grandson loves to watch Hamster Maze!

[@carlisletalip5483]

That squid is like a toy and eyes are so funny!! HAHAHA

[@macdyork]

Ok welcome to the 3,257 episode of things you will see for the first time in your life

[@einienj3281]

Oooohhh.. 😮😍 The wonderful little furball in the maze!🤘🏻🐼🤘🏻

[@TheJazzypenn]

13:06 “There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.” ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭6:4‬ ‭KJV‬‬

[@dr.krieger6563]

The bible also says wearing clothes with mixed fabrics is a sin worthy of damnation.

[@macp1355]

That hampster maize was so cool

[@aaronaaron6424]

The peoples around Machu Picchu have stated the same that a plant mixture which is still known to them today was used to soften stone because of it's acid content. It was also used to make the smooth holes found in rock with laser precision. If you are an artist do a rough chisel and use the mixture to smooth it out and don't tell anyone your secret.

[@samanthawilds2327]

love this mans videos

[@XanXinGames]

Gengar, a ghost type pokemon, is named after the colour gengrauvier (or something similar, i cant remember the spelling of the colour), a shade of purple which you can only see when you first wake up for a split second, and in fact, its the first colour you see.

[@kitty_killer9973]

So you actually see it everyday

[@papasmurf8934]

Bro congratulations on being so close to 10 million subscribers, I hope that you continue to make great videos till 20-30 million subs

[@unholymacaroon1182]

The petroglyphs r probably the result of millions of people touching that exact spot and the stone withering away over time

[@goomer26491]

that is very unlikely

[@unholymacaroon1182]

@@goomer26491 maybe but say if ever time they went on a hunt the touched that spot for good luck or something then it’s gonna where it away

[@goomer26491]

@@unholymacaroon1182 i don't think people would think that's a luck spot tho

[@unholymacaroon1182]

@@goomer26491 just a thought

[@goomer26491]

@@unholymacaroon1182 ok

[@justinbellpa]

The way the hand scoop marks in the stone looks like it would in a softer materials like mud or clay. Could it possibly been softer when it was done and hardened over time?

[@danielo.g6648]

Who was here miserably refresing thier feed to see if be amazed upload...

[@metalvideos1961]

If you did you literally have no life

[@strangesmilingguy3322]

Legend has it that squid has never ever blinked to this day right now

[@boeingb52stratofortress86]

You stole this...

[@I_Forgorlolol.]

@@boeingb52stratofortress86 welcome to KZbin! Where nothing is original

[@candyturtle347]

For the cappercalie I thought it had red demon eyes

[@abcde_fz]

11:45 That's funny. Kristen Clayton is seen composing a photo while riding in a car. The lens cap is still on the camera. Pretty hard to compose a photo that way... Plus I've never seen a camera with a left-handed shutter release, but that doesn't mean anything. They could exist. Or maybe the photo was printed reversed left-right. Nothing illegal about that. I'm a shutterbug too, so I sometimes see things through a 'viewfinder' in my mind's eye. But in my case, the lens cap has been removed... :-) :-)

[@0.STARSCREAM.0]

2 of my favorite channels: be amazed and the bright side They always tell interesting facts!

[@meerubapoo7192]

yessss!!!

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

My 2 year old daughter loves watching DIYhamster lol

[@teresaeiker3720]

I live where the elk run around on the beach.

[@AndrewMoore498]

Plot twist: This person filmed the video

[@todt1112]

Lol

[@matthewlane518]

Wich beach is best for elk sightings?

[@Worldwidejavier]

Haha funny I saw a fish swimming in sand and eating a crab with to dogs beside it

[@y-sub9567]

In your mind

[@jonnalenecabral227]

THAT OCTOPUS WAS STARINING AT MY SOUL

[@jacksparrow6476]

Save your time 12:58

[@shanefowkes7451]

As far as I know sand stone, or some specific types of sand stone soften with the use of lime stone or even copper alloys containing iron this may have been used as a paint and over time caused a corrosive action just as it would with class when you introduce electrodes

[@catastropheintended88]

5:47 it’s a shame they only chose the video that has a 4 bit sized sound file

[@jagmann07--9]

Oh yeah

[@strawberrybiscuit7898]

The kayak pool Hass to be the coolest one even though I’m walking it or watching it crazy how this man actually decided to kayak with that I have not really kayak in a very long time what is that looks cool to watch

[@karipollard3489]

Be amazed: I know everybody’s shocked to see Elk at such an unexpected place. Me:I saw Elk at Starbucks once.

[@VeganV5912]

You’re hurting innocent animals ? Bludgeoned to death ?? For a burger ??? Five minute burger ???? Animals life gone, for good ??? You don’t do with your cute little dog 🐶. Or a parakeet 🤗🦜... You can have vegan burgers and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan burritos and vegan tacos...... simple !!! Which side of history are you on ???? We have a pandemic 😵🦠🍖🔴.... Like 1918 pandemic, 50-100 million humans died of eating chicken 😵🦠🍗🔴🐔 !!! Scientific fact !!!! We have long, long stomachs. Teeth are flat 😬. Little flat teeth 😬. We are herbivores ✅. Scientific fact. Delicious vegan food, from KZbin. For vegan curry, or vegan tacos 🌮, or vegan oats ✅😋🌾🍏🍊🍓🥝........ 80,000 plant foods that’s edible...... Healthy vegan food, from KZbin, Low price. Try it now ✅❤️🌾🍄🍠🥦🥑🍅🥝🍏🍊🌰🥜🌯🌮🍛.......

[@insectbite1714]

@@VeganV5912 Starbucks includes so much dairy in their fake coffee that even I don't dare to drink it. Starbucks kills more animals than it lures to the polluting place.

[@jonathanmarin2483]

It just wanted it’s nice venti frappe

[@MedicatedOMO]

The consistency of clay was why they even had their hands close to it. It was just so long before anyone is brave enough to speak publicly because being blackballed and doxed sucks. Several have been outed for not agreeing with OLD science. It was before the material hardened. Mudfossil U on youtube has the best theories btw.

[@Zeivusgaming]

Could the handprints have been made when the material was softer and it hardened over time?

[@burritodog3634]

whatever they did, it could be similar to how the egyptions carved their huge obelisks, statues, and even pyramid stones.

[@VeganV5912]

@@burritodog3634 > You’re hurting innocent animals ? Bludgeoned to death ?? For a burger ??? Five minute burger ???? Animals life gone, for good ??? You don’t do with your cute little dog 🐶. Or a parakeet 🤗🦜... You can have vegan burgers and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan burritos and vegan tacos...... simple !!! Which side of history are you on ???? We have a pandemic 😵🦠🍖🔴.... Like 1918 pandemic, 50-100 million humans died of eating chicken 😵🦠🍗🔴🐔 !!! Scientific fact !!!! We have long, long stomachs. Teeth are flat 😬. Little flat teeth 😬. We are herbivores ✅. Scientific fact. Delicious vegan food, from KZbin. For vegan curry, or vegan tacos 🌮, or vegan oats ✅😋🌾🍏🍊🍓🥝........ 80,000 plant foods that’s edible...... Healthy vegan food, from KZbin, Low price. Try it now ✅❤️🌾🍄🍠🥦🥑🍅🥝🍏🍊🌰🥜🌯🌮🍛....... ~

[@melkel2010]

I agree. The material was mud at the time of the handprints. People want to think the "stone" was formed millions of years ago, but here is literally written documentation that this stone was formed fairly recently. It was probably a lake bed that suddenly broke out and drained. The people probably were having fun in the mud before it dried and cemented. Wanting it to be much older, people say aliens did it and weird stuff like that.

[@Geenoi]

@@VeganV5912 I just prefer other foods, dogs don't taste good I don't have a pet and I will still eat meat, get your copy-paste out of here, and guess what in eating plants you drain the animals resources to survive and you talk about the non-existent problem of forests suddenly disappeared due to three people with lawnmowers.

[@VeganV5912]

@@Geenoi .. you hurt innocent animals ? Bludgeoned to death ?? For a burger ??? Five minute burger ???? Cooooward !!!! 🙄 Are used to be a hypocrite. But now I’m vegan. I don’t hurt animals. And I’m stronger and fitter on a plant-based diet ✅❤️😬🦷💪... Vegan burgers and vegan pizza and vegan tacos and vegan burritos and vegan curry on KZbin. So easy.

[@zeroviscositysales3506]

I am amazed that the Rio Claro, if thats what it is, is considered by the narrator as an exiting course. I was doing 100 times more crazy when I was 9 years old. What they showed, to a person who does the activity will see it for what it is, a beginners run!

[@SuperPeteTV]

The handprint in stone probably was a punishment for many

[@blitzmustang1588]

"THIS HOLE IS MADE FOR ME!!" Ito junji reference

[@Cami-fp5zv]

5:04 in the bottom left corner of the screen is my fav grouse out of the whole family the roughed grouse I love them cus they are mainly protective and burrow in the snow in winter

[@lloydivenn9809]

Honestly, I think those petroglyphs were created before the sand turned to stone.

[@elisanovelo]

i thought they just carved the stone around the shape of their hand

[@the_guy_must_die]

Same

[@silket_pawz]

For a sec i thoat ur talking about minecraff

[@jayteesinclairsonson8744]

it probably is... or in the process of turning into stone.

[@staceyhinton8549]

It’s mud and then it dries up to make stone

[@twistedwoods8898]

Love your videos

[@vincentstrem9619]

The hamster maze looks a little dangerous for any hamster who is daring enough to go in it

[@brenda2197]

19:42 be amazed: I bet you think about Hey I got some cacti in my room why do they not Bloom pretty pink flowers Me: I'm sorry I do not have any Cactus P.s: But for real I seriously do not have a cactus in my room

[@Mr.TheMan2]

Here’s your i’ve seen half of these card

[@ThatWolficorn]

Thank you

[@sierrayocom3108]

I theorize that the petroglyphs were shaped this way over many generations of natives passing through and placing their hands in the same area as their relatives and ancestors did. Like when you go on a trip down a familiar road and visit or pass by a beloved landmark.

[@marksaunderson3042]

Like the fact a stone step eventually gets a dent worn into the middle of it because everyone tends to step on the middle of it. As everyone walked past the stone they tended to place their hand in roughly the same place, as it’s the best place to place a hand when going round a corner. Eventually the worn spot became the only place they could conveniently place their hand, if you open a door and it has a handle on it, most people will use the handle.

[@BabbleOn777]

Back before fidget spinners, there was another scientific gadget that we all had called a Gyroscope. Sure, you had to wind it up, and pull the string just right, but when you did? It was an amazing tightrope walker, and defied gravity if you got it right. Interesting about the spinner's center of gravity in non-gravity. Learn something new every day.

[@joXtea-]

You used to always talk about space I miss those times.

[@Mighty_Crustacean]

I wonder if Savagawea ever made any of those signs on the rocks because she was in the Shosone tribe

[@journeysalkebulan]

That's no where near how to spell her name. 🙄

[@slimothyjames4577]

@@journeysalkebulan If they're referring to Sacagawea, then they're only one letter off lol... It's spelled multiple ways but Sacagawea is common

[@Dinoraptor101]

It is the same technology that they used to smooth out the pyramid stones into exact shapes. As well as melting granite, It is a type of alchemy

[@BradWenschlag]

Was anyone else cringing out by the narrator “cringing out”

[@adsRgay]

I’m used to the other narrator

[@milothebeast]

Who else's always Amazed????

[@Kalpesh_Patel73]

“It’s alive and breathing.” It’s a squid...

[@brightax7502]

Yo

[@zeadeltanova12]

Also seems to have more than 6 tentacles.

[@zeadeltanova12]

@Fredrick Smith Yeah, you're right.

[@iscalchia3283]

The WESTERN CAPERCAILLIE sounds like something scrapping against a blackboard 🤣🤣👍