12 Most Incredible Recent Discoveries
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What might be hiding underneath the streets outside your home? What's been washed up on your nearest beach today? There might be nothing there at all, or there might be something surprising and fascinating! Remarkable discoveries are made either deliberately or by chance somewhere in the world every single day. We like to gather those incredible discoveries together for you on this channel and tell you all about them in great videos like this one! Buckle up!
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Note: Colored gemstones (emeralds, rubies, etc.) are 50TIMES more rare than diamonds!
I have restaurant plates with a smiley face from the 50s or 60s.
Great video as usual!
Sadly this week September 2020... Mr. Fenn passed away. He was 90ish... I’m sure your video was made before you knew... very interesting story none the less. 🙁
Stunningly beautiful photo coupled with colored roofs.
Blessings
Galatians 5:22-23 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law./inspiration+ The Prayer of Jabez is a powerful one. In 2000, Christian author Bruce Wilkinson wrote a book called The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to a Blessed Life. In this book, Wilkinson discussed the importance of praying like Jabez. Jabez prayed that God would bless him. That He would expand his territory. That God would keep His hand upon him and protect him from harm. A simple prayer, but a powerful one. It asks for divine favor, anointing, and protection--a life free from sorrow. These are the things we all seek from God. Jabez, a relatively obscure Biblical hero, teaches us that we "have not, because we ask not." We don’t know much about Jabez, except that he prayed this prayer and that he was more honorable than his brothers. But one thing we do know, however, is that God heard him and answered His prayer. Let us commit to praying these things over our own lives. If God did it for Jabez, surely He will do it for us as well./prayer+ Father, I ask Your blessings on my life and the life of my family. I pray that You give me all that I need and, even more, that You prosper me. I pray for Your guidance, Your strength and Your protection. I thank You for hearing my prayer. Amen.
I hope you see this and just WOW the work you’ve but In this vid is just Fascinating and I love it great job
Blessings all
Galatians 5:22-23 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law./inspiration+ The Prayer of Jabez is a powerful one. In 2000, Christian author Bruce Wilkinson wrote a book called The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to a Blessed Life. In this book, Wilkinson discussed the importance of praying like Jabez. Jabez prayed that God would bless him. That He would expand his territory. That God would keep His hand upon him and protect him from harm. A simple prayer, but a powerful one. It asks for divine favor, anointing, and protection--a life free from sorrow. These are the things we all seek from God. Jabez, a relatively obscure Biblical hero, teaches us that we "have not, because we ask not." We don’t know much about Jabez, except that he prayed this prayer and that he was more honorable than his brothers. But one thing we do know, however, is that God heard him and answered His prayer. Let us commit to praying these things over our own lives. If God did it for Jabez, surely He will do it for us as well./prayer+ Father, I ask Your blessings on my life and the life of my family. I pray that You give me all that I need and, even more, that You prosper me. I pray for Your guidance, Your strength and Your protection. I thank You for hearing my prayer. Amen.
Cool cricket!
Are you serious!!! How did you go the way of the emoji, when you totally had a perfect set up for the Kool Aid man!!!!!
I want to accidentally find something other than trouble
In Tampa Florida, there was a J.M. Fields department store. Fields went out of business decades ago and the building laid fallow until some developers bought the property in the early 80s. In Florida, if you buy a pre existing building and plan to bulldoze it and build another, due to the sandy soil and possibility of sink holes, you are required to rip up the old concrete slab, do a geological survey and pour a new one. When they ripped up the old slab, they found a Seminole indian burial mound or what was left of one. They called in the police, (Jimmy Hoffa?:). The police called in scientists who identified it as Seminole. The Seminoles came in and laid claim to it without costing a cent. The sale was illegal because technically, the seller didn't own it. The Seminoles did. They first opened a bingo hall then a casino and sold tax free cigarettes for $6.00 a carton. Florida tried to shut it down because the Seminole's for profit bingo games, multi thousand dollar jackpots, $36,000 Cadillac grand prizes and tax free cigarettes violated Florida's laws on non profit charity bingo games, $100 limit on jackpots and untaxed tobacco. Florida has no state income tax but the feds were wondering about income tax on prizes over $600 like is documented at dog and horse racing tracks. The Seminole's said Oh well, we aren't in Florida OR America. We are in Seminole land and we will do as we please. Florida was discussing blockadeing the entrance to the property claiming international borders. It was said that if Florida did this, the Seminole's would either shut down or open toll booths on U.S. 1. The main / only highway to Key West as they owned land under that too. Florida pulled in it's horns. The Seminole's kept the jackpots, prizes and tobacco and the feds got tax forms filled out by people winning over $600 on any one game. My father won $20,500 in 2 games in 1987. He had the family's share of luck. He bought his own Cadillac.
Blessings
Galatians 5:22-23 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law./inspiration+ The Prayer of Jabez is a powerful one. In 2000, Christian author Bruce Wilkinson wrote a book called The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to a Blessed Life. In this book, Wilkinson discussed the importance of praying like Jabez. Jabez prayed that God would bless him. That He would expand his territory. That God would keep His hand upon him and protect him from harm. A simple prayer, but a powerful one. It asks for divine favor, anointing, and protection--a life free from sorrow. These are the things we all seek from God. Jabez, a relatively obscure Biblical hero, teaches us that we "have not, because we ask not." We don’t know much about Jabez, except that he prayed this prayer and that he was more honorable than his brothers. But one thing we do know, however, is that God heard him and answered His prayer. Let us commit to praying these things over our own lives. If God did it for Jabez, surely He will do it for us as well./prayer+ Father, I ask Your blessings on my life and the life of my family. I pray that You give me all that I need and, even more, that You prosper me. I pray for Your guidance, Your strength and Your protection. I thank You for hearing my prayer. Amen.
17century coins followed by picture of 1905 coin.
Chameleons don't blend in with the background.. the change their colour to keep their temperature
It’s a dead otter pup
Wow that is my dog
Where do these videos get their "facts"? There weren't any torpedos in 1864. The Hunley carried a mine (small keg of gunpowder) lashed to a spar fastened to the submarine. The spar had a sharp iron point that was forced into the hull of the Housatonic. The Capt. pulled a rope which armed the mine. The Hunley then backed off the Housatonic. It exploded in a couple minutes, eventually sinking the ship. The Sub turned and proceeded away. The loss of the Hunley is still unexplained. It was NOT caused by the mine. This is where I left the parade. If the other "Incredible recent discoveries" are on the same plane, you're wasting your time viewing this s**t. The search that found the Hunley was financed by Clive Cussler, by the way.
Didn't see your month earlier reply before I launched my similar comment. I visited the restoration within the 1st year of recovery. More people should visit. The third crew were so brave to volunteer after the deaths of 2 earlier crews!
@@lawrencehulsbrink6224 I should have elaborated more. The mines of that day were frequently referred to as torpedoes but of course they didn't move. And the Hunley was NOT blown up by one of its torpedoes. Adm. Farragut at Mobile Bay famously said, "Damn the torpedoes. Full speed ahead." Interestingly, because of the copper hull sheathing of all wooden vessels, the usual method of attacking ships underwater was to ram a pole or spear with a pointed barb through the plating and into the wood. This was what had defeated David Bushnell's Turtle submarine in the Revolution.
The global diamond market is suffering because people found out those things are almost worthless because the one person that controls all the diamonds holds back supply
That and I think most of us would rather wear a twist tie than think about how many people die mining diamonds.
DeBeers?
The first picture segment...
An aerial view of Kyiv, Ukraine 🇺🇦 Yay 😁
Blessings
Galatians 5:22-23 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith,Meekness, temperance: against such there is no law./inspiration+ The Prayer of Jabez is a powerful one. In 2000, Christian author Bruce Wilkinson wrote a book called The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to a Blessed Life. In this book, Wilkinson discussed the importance of praying like Jabez. Jabez prayed that God would bless him. That He would expand his territory. That God would keep His hand upon him and protect him from harm. A simple prayer, but a powerful one. It asks for divine favor, anointing, and protection--a life free from sorrow. These are the things we all seek from God. Jabez, a relatively obscure Biblical hero, teaches us that we "have not, because we ask not." We don’t know much about Jabez, except that he prayed this prayer and that he was more honorable than his brothers. But one thing we do know, however, is that God heard him and answered His prayer. Let us commit to praying these things over our own lives. If God did it for Jabez, surely He will do it for us as well./prayer+ Father, I ask Your blessings on my life and the life of my family. I pray that You give me all that I need and, even more, that You prosper me. I pray for Your guidance, Your strength and Your protection. I thank You for hearing my prayer. Amen.
As to the Hunley, it FOUNDERED not FLOUNDERED, unless, of course, it ran into a very LARGE Flounder... LOL
G.A. Makin : Floundered? Wasn’t he in Animal House?
at 7min 10 seconds there is movement in the gap in the forest...what is it?
I seen the same thing. I see it at the 7:14 mark. Something is huge and it’s moving in between the trees. It looks right to left and starts moving with two from wide legs.
Elephant
That Diamond is going to make some lucky Lady very happy. Don't ask what she has to do to deserve it.
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Recent archeological find in Keeladi in Tamil Tamil Madurai India. An ancient civilization was found dating 600 BC. Also Limuria or Kumarikandam which went below sea which is believed to be Tamil Civilization yet to be explored.
It's a turtle - minus its shell.
RIP Michaelagelo, Cowabunga dude!
Turtles don't have teeth.
Please take a look at the footage right after the nose horned dragon lizard....there is a picture as if looking down on the jungle from a high vantage point, the jungle seems to open up, and some strange large animal is walking along a jungle path. This animal is large and looks like nothing I've ever seen as if out of an alien movie. It's only visible for a second or two so you have to be paying attention.
that is very interesting
Komodo dragon
@@kevinmcg3267 I don't think so... Going by the scale of the beast in relation to the trees around it. If the were bushes I might be inclined to agree. It looks like this thing maybe 10 foot tall at the "shoulders" and komodo (monitor) lizards just don't get that big. I wonder if it's not a scene from a movie.
I saw that as well
yeah it looks like a mixture between a gorilla slouching and a lama or sth
thats literally a dead dog on a beach and has been a meme for years my guy
That's what they all say.
Your Hunley research appears to be way off. The Hunley used a spar "torpedo" or a barrel of explosives attached to the end of a spar which was also attached to the submarine. The latest consensus of opinion is that the sub was way to close to the target when the explosive went off and the concussion actually killed all the crew immediately. The blast also damaged the sub and as it drifted away from the target if slowly filled with water and sank. All of the crew were found at their battle station. The submarine was actually found only a few hundred yards from the remains of her target, the USS Housatonic.
Forest Gump was a Hittite?
Did we visit Jurassic Park @ 7:08 in the center of the jungle?
I seen the same thing. Look at the 7:15 mark. Something is moving on the ground in between the trees. The drone flys over and then you can see something move. It looks like it moves it head from right to left and starts moving.
It’s a opossum. They are ghastly looking.
The caracass looks like a tiger.
Its "Sherbet" not "Sherbert"
the Danish coins in video are from 1907,, yet you say they were undiscovered for 400 years
I found my car keys!
Nice video music background very annoying
The most recent of them shown was 1907.
Very detailed
Chameleons don't change colors to camouflage themselves. They change with their mood.
Reptilian mood rings
THe information on the Hunley is inaccurate. The Hunley didn't have torpedoes, instead it had a long boom with an explosive on the end. When the Hunley delivered the explosive, it would explode. After the Hunley delivered it's first and last explosive, it signaled the shore that the mission had been completed.....then was never heard from again. When found, there was no damage to the submarine indicating the cause of the sinking. All eight crew were found in their seated position, not all trying to escape through the one and only exit. THis reason is why I believe the calculations on the amount of oxygen needed and how much was used were inaccurate. I believe the crew ran out of oxygen, lost consciousness, and sank.
There is a theory that they were to close when singers torpedo blew and the shock might have been possible for the deaths. It was on a spar and the ship had to ram the Housatonic. They don't believe they were able to get back far enough because the rope fuse was not long enough. A group of men from Texas were instrumental in its creation. E. C. Singer and Dr. John Fretwell were two men from Port Lavaca. It was Singers torpedo they used. He also created underwater contact mines for the confederacy.
This photo was tampered with... there's a perfectly straight line going down the center of this picture...if u look just above the rib cage in the center of this animal you will see that it's blurry... It seems to be only that one section.. in between the top half and bottom half..
Did anyone see what was in the forest at the 7:14 mark? Something is in the middle of the forest. Whatever it is it’s in the middle of the video in a dark patch as the drone is flying over. It looks like a large lizard. I thought it was a lizard in the bushes but the trees are huge. It moves it head and then starts to move. It’s crazy, my family watched it over and over. Check it out on the minute of 7:14
Forrest Fenn's treasure was found in Wyoming, not New Mexico.
the chuppacabra is not mythical the mexican govt officially anounced they found one and even have video of it.
Let me guess, you think the tooth fairy is real too?
@@Hannah-pn9kk ok smartass explain animals being torn apart and their blood being sucked out of them (via testing of blood levels after death and the fact that blood wasnt everywhere when they went up to the animals)
Check out the center of the jungle at around 7:10. What is that thing?
I seen the same thing. I see it at the 7:14 mark. Something is huge and it’s moving in between the trees. It looks right to left and starts moving with two from wide legs.
@@teamfontyn Spooky criptoid? No guerillas in the amazon.
I do not see the point for the repeating, irritating music.
Awakened Spirit I don't either
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And you can see along the back side of this animal that there's something missing and whoever tampered with this picture try to lying everything up but u can clearly see that he sucks at what he does 😂😂😂
It was
The original Kool aid guy.
I am Indonesian
I am from Montana
I’m a creamy brown pop smiles
Lhhhh. Funny we are 😂
at 15.36 something moves centerscreen ?
2:08 Did they weigh it in baby carrots or full size carrots?
All the sherbert i have ever had in my life was frozen....no need for a jar, but it does make me smile. im pretty sure he means sharbat.
@Khaboob Norma-Getz-Off actually it wasnt all THAT different... just because they didnt have refridgeration doesnt mean they didnt have ice. Sharbat, not "sherbert", was a fruity drink that was sometimes mixed with snow or shaved ice. Also our "sherbert" is actually misspelled. The original and correct spelling is sherbet. but ppl have been doing it wrong for so long that "sherbert" is now considered to be an alternate spelling in some dictionaries. i know that it was more of a drink than a frozen treat. it was also called SHARBAT. he called it "sherbert" in the video. thats why i said all the "sherbert" i ever had was frozen, because what was in the jar clearly couldnt have been frozen. thats because the jar was for Sharbat. just sayin...
@Khaboob Norma-Getz-Off i didnt nit-pick... you did.. you said EXACTLY what i said but without intelligence or wit. I know what i do because used something called "google search" before i opened my mouth. If you had done the same, that is, searched about sherbert/sherbet/sharbat, then you would have seen what sharbat was and why i was saying that i was sure he was talking about sharbat.
Instead you opened your big floppy mouth and thought you were humorously correcting me. But then when you found out that your comment made you look stupid and with the humor of an unrefined 5th grader you thought you might get your dignity back by lashing out at me, which didnt work sad ... really sad..
i dont argue with the handicapped, sir, so im not arguing with you. also im not married so your ignorant palyground bullying technique just makes you look even more pathetic. have a good life and think before you speak.
@Khaboob Norma-Getz-Off i get the feeling that you frequently act like you know quite a bit about things only to have people google the things you call "facts" and then call you on it when your totally wrong. i bet you hate when people know actually know what they are talking about because you NEVER know what youre talking about.... constantly pretending to know stuff and pretending to have an IQ higher than 50 get old fast when people can tell you youre wrong to your face. AS far as an original thought, this entire thing started because you REPEATED MY original thought. also i am impressed that you know what Verbatim means, even though you spelled it wrong, and even though i Didnt repeat anything verbatim.
in the end your fall apart like a crazy old man ranting under his breath. We get it, you feel threatened by people who know what they are talking about because you arent smart enough to keep up. its natural in that frame of mind to regress back to when you felt like you WERE smart and you WERE in control... regress all the way back to high school when you could just bully the smart kids that made you feel stupid. threaten them so you feel like a big shot..... well ive got some bad new for you... you were never in control or smart, and you wasted all the time you had, and now you will never catch up. but hey, that football scholarship (or whatever sport you thought you were good at) comes in real handy out here in the real world...
Whats that?
playing sports aint worth shit in the real world?
wow, tough break. maybe if your coach had taught you how to be humble and sit down, you might be okay... but i guess thats one of those "book learnin's" you never got around to while doing 2 a days or whatever fucking stupid training you did. now stop bothering me... i have much more important things to be doing that talking down to an 9th grade dropout.
Forrest Fenn died today....
9:30 Worlds first Kool-aid pitcher!
3:31 frukkin' sad store-eye, not f ny spec symp'z juz humain hu-wh"eva
Hello, I beg to differ on the "smiley face we use today", in that originally it was developed in the late '50's - early '60's!🤔😯 The was covered by a program on TV, as I watched it several years ago (Hist., Nat. Geo., Travel Ch.!)!!! Take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 👍👍🙏🏻😇👊
re red ice: The algae didn’t revive when the temperature DROPPED, but when it rose.
Change the smoothie game.
the hunley did not have torpedoes',it had a bow spear with explosives attached,it sank because the hatch seal leaked im going to report you for false history,do your home work
"Drinking sherbet"... You mean Kool-aid?! Oh yeaaaa
If your heart can dream it, then your hands can build it.
-The Shades
Diamonds are pure hoax
*Natural diamonds are not pure and are weaker than artificial ones.
*Makeing an artificial diamond is not something really hard on manufactureing level, and it costs almost nothing.
*diamonds only benefit is being really stif, what makes them good cutting blades.
difference between artificial and natural one is only its purty.
diamond price was pumped up in 30's by makeing lack of it at market. Actually they are not as rare rocks as usual human being could think of.
diamonds does not have any more practical value more than industrial one, and same goes for gold and silver.
I wanted to say good video as it started so well.. but I find myself saying *"Wait wait wait this coin collection was confusing because coins were from all over the place? SERIOUSLY people are not this dumb??? It is simple, the coins were of a collector. The coin collector, you might have heard of them before? He owned something called LAND before so many roads ran all over.. GEESH!!"* 😫😫😫😫
Only downhill from here.. the most insane thing of all is you expect people to just take what is said at face value with zero thought or reaction.. like we are dead inside with no ideas or thoughts or RESEARCH ourselves.
Giant mantis shrimp
Yup it is a dog
Lol....Jock-wees...
its the koolaid man!!
Oh No!!
Van
Its a chupacabra
2:08
That can be an crystal.
It’s a seal
First
its an aroraberlas
that poet who hid the chest discovery is false. Too many people had actually died in search of it and called it off.
Let’s be real the motherfucking Royals will end up with that goddamn diamond
sea otter
Yellow fire 🔥 bird got some of those and 🦢 BIRD TO LUCKY ROCK STARS 🌟 ME uploaded on google
... and Modigliani's Lizard was more PREVALENT, perhaps BECAUSE it was more PROLIFIC... but not by MUCH... "Children, colloquial narrative is not an excuse for poor word usage!" Sister Mary Electa, Seventh Grade English Grammar. Bad habit, that... or a loose garment worn by female members of a religious order: Two Big Macs, large fries and a Coke.
The skeleton is a dog.
Modigliani = moh - dih - LYAH - nee
It does have little bitty Chinese eyes that's what it looks like and it's not no possum and it's not no animal it's it's a creature some kind of creature got a head
... spattered, not splattered with blood...
Noice
Dead whale 100 years of food.........nooooooo
i want mycoins
Shone wow a new word "i wonder what it means?"
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what a load of crap....
The plural of octopus is octopi, not octopuses. For crying out loud!
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trump
Extremely rare animals are much more prone to poaching.
dude seriously great filler of an insect we already knew existed and is jusst rare, and the fucking ice being red (which youve done in like a million videos) why dont you just show us some actual new shit?
You use waaaay too many meme videos as a cute way to describe the story item. Just stick to the images you have of the item, and let go of the crap.
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5:55 my x mother in law
Lost Soviet fleet.......& They show a US Destroyer, this channel is a joke !