Top 20 Most Unexplored Places on Earth
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- Feeling claustrophobic? Why not move to one of these remote locations! For this list, we’ll be looking at remote locations around Earth that have seen very few or no human visitors. Our countdown includes Cape Melville, Northeast Greenland National Park, Surtsey Island, Amazon Rainforest, Devon Island, and more! Which of these do you find the most fascinating? Let us know in the comments below!
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Which of these do you find the most fascinating? Let us know in the comments below!
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19th century evolution thinking in the 21st century, sad . After All the evidence, Isotopes , evolution is crap science
@@qinoqino7643 what's your alternative?
@@qinoqino7643 do you know what an isotope is?
I love to listen to Sir Attenborough when he narrates the story of our planet and some of the wonderful things that exist. 😁🥰
My son is 13 and we have planet earth and planet Earth 2 in 4k and blue planet and all those. One good one is called Life. Not with him but I thing Oprah. Still good they have it on Blu ray
It's not yet explored, and that's what makes these places so beautiful 😍
@COLDEST yep, the most beautiful regions have few humans, if not zero.
Hranice cave being only measured in 2020 just shows it's not too late to be an explorer and name things after your name
Shouldn't North Sentinel island be here? I mean we can't really explore it and all we know is that a tribe lives there that attacks when you land there.
Wouldn’t the natives had’ve explored it
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It's been explored by it's inhabitants
They included Pitcairn Island with 47 inhabitants and the Amazon Rainforest with idk how many tribes, so I think North Sentinel, with somewhere between 50 and 400 people, could’ve made the list.
No, it has been explored in the past. Maybe not as much, but there is a history where researcher take 1 or 2 natives there into modern world. But the result is not great
I’m a descendent of Fletcher Christian, this is the first time I’ve ever heard him mention!
Pitcairn is a bit of stretch, no? There are residents there with a modern lifestyle. There are people that upload to TH-cam there :')
There are nearby uninhabited islands in the group that are hard to access though, Pitcairn is just the most well known.
Tristan de Cunha is even more remote.
Agreed. Like wtf. People live there
Same with Greenland
@@Jeahkir same with the North Pole… says Santa and his elves ☃️
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So this might be qierd, but i actually like how you guys explain how to turn on TH-cam notifications on your phone. I genuinely didn't know how to for a long time, and im sure that was helpful to some people. Nice video
As an Argentinian, it's nice to see Patagonia here. It's a beautiful place. But I don't really know how "unexplored" it is, more so when you put it just below the Mariana trench lol.
Yeah, few people live there because who wants to live in the middle of a mostly barren and frozen desert but apart from a few glaciers we pretty much have everything mapped out. There are a decent amount of cities and towns, it's just they are small and far far between.
Heck, even the southernmost city in the planet is there. Ushuaia, 80 thousand people, which is not a lot but it's still technically a city.
Antarctica not on the list?
I bet the Google reviews of these places are gold.
All the Risk players were like "Oh yes of course, Yakutsk."
Totally
#10 Knew it would be somewhere on this list. Although, I expected it to be higher. It is the deepest place on Earth. Last I heard, only 3 people alive have visited that depth.
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Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! My closet too!
What a perfect name "where one cannot walk barefoot"!😄
Every time I hear about Myanmar I think of my great uncle. Myanmar was known as Burma during WWII. My great uncle was shot down over Burma on April 9, 1944. KIA/MIA.
One of those places I heard someone talking about and wondered, " I've heard that name somewhere, where's that " and then I learn.
Condolences, on you uncle.
The Namib is quite intriguing as it’s one of the driest places… but it’s western edge is right on the ocean.
I love your videos!! They're amazing. Stay safe out there everyone ❤️🌻
Beautiful, thanks
I love that British dudes voice. He could be saying nonsense and I would smile and listen for hours 😙
Sir David Attenborough? 96 years young and can be fairly described as a national treasure.
Love your videos
Awesome video WatchMojo
Earth is unexplained itself
I love how you compared the size of Devon Island with Croatia, although I'm not sure if people know how big the country of Croatia is. Still, love the comparison.
Unless someone is American, they most likely do know how large Croatia is
Of course we know how big Croatia is. It's about the same size of Devon Island. Duh.
@@markfaraday9204 I'm sure you meet these people on the regular because you meet so many tourists in your rural hometown
It's the... 124th!!! largest country! Devon Island is MASSIVE!
Nice Top Watchmojo.
Great video
How can it be barely explored when people lived and have lived there for decades or that we do know enough about the places to know the exact size, what animals are there or aren't, what people or plants? If we have that much, it's been explored, don't get me wrong, I love these videos, just asking
They all pèados ffs
I would imagine by the number of times they’ve been able to be explored.
These places have not been explored...
At 15:43 we're told that the Amazon rainforest covers 2 billion square miles.
Which would be about 10 times the surface area of the entire planet.
2.5 million miles.
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Such a good job with all the pronunciation
Fiordland national park. I've always wanted to have a look. Been everywhere in the north island. Still yet to step foot on the south island of New Zealand
Good video watch mojo is a good channel 👌
Very cool.
So for No.19 Pitcairn Islands - how exactly is that unexplored? Its had a permanent population for 200 years. Hard to reach, yes; unexplored, no. :*
My thoughts exactly
"Legend has it, no planes have ever landed on this island"
Well yeah lol. Airplanes kind of need runways 😅
Yeah, even small single propeller planes, they may not need a paved runway but they still need a flat surface. Cut to an image of the island: all mountains and trees 🤦♂️
Cape Melville is 490km by road (not straight line) from Cairns, which is a pretty decent size... that is to say, its a city and has an airport and a port. Closest being Brisbane? Outlandish to say the least.
Just dumb american Shite aye. Bit like how the Pitcairns hasn't been explored.......even though the descendants of the bounty have been living there for the last couple hundred years.
I know they were saying metropolis to make it sound better, Cairns (and Townsville 4 hours further south) are both less than 200,000 people each. It sounds more isolated to say "nearest metropolis is 1000 miles away" not "nearest city is a brisk drive or boat trip away".
Nearest metropolis to cape Melville is cairns like 300km away
Mount Roraima , Guyana. Inspiration for 'the lost world' and 'up'
It's best for these places to not have human contact.
True, human will make bad things if they discovered...
I agree, look what we did to Bikini Atoll, how much more of that can we do?
I mean, most of those places did have human contact, it's just that nobody wants to live there lol.
Hahaha, in my teens, i used to work at Devon Island during the summers. My hometown of Resolute Bay is nice next door to the island
I would start to get sick of all those lunches.. unless I had access to pickles
Mmm pickles and Devon 👌
Oymyakon also likes to occasionally hit 100degF (38C) in summer. Insanity. It's like there is no atmosphere there lol.
I gotta give credit to divers. I'm not claustrophobic until I get underwater, and then my body refuses to breathe, even if it's on a wide screen and I'm not submerged. I had to leave an 3D "ocean experience" once, I nearly passed out. Adventurers are amazing!
Could you please consider to describe distances, heights, depths etc. in both the metric and the US system?
That would be nice. Your international viewers would thank you.
Hey let’s ask everybody that uses metric to start giving US conversions in their videos also then… Your US viewers would thank you!!
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Over two BILLION sq. miles?! That's HUUUUGE!!!! It's over 10 times the surface area of the entire Earth. WOWWY!!!!!
Various FORMS of deadly snakes?! HOLY MOLY!!! Snakes in the Amazon Basin can abandon their typical snake form. INCREDIBLE!!!!
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Greenland is the largest island but Australia is the only place that is considered a country, island and continent.
If you look at it as an island, it’s the largest, if you look at it as a continent, it’s the smallest
The "continent" part is mostly an English convention. For example, in my school we learned Australia is the country and Oceania is the continent (including many Pacific islands).
What you call "Australia, the continent" (Australia, Tasmania, Papua New Guinea) we call it "Sahul", although I never heard anybody mentioning that word outside of academia.
I always found the Australia vs Greenland a strange discussion. If Australia is considered an island, it would be far from the largest - coz then Eurasiafrica could or even should also be considered as one…
Not if you tell that particular Scottish bloke who said Australia wasn't true.
Well Australia is 7.7 million square Km while Greenland is 2.2 million.
And boxing gloves on kangaroo feet are more likely on one than the other
What about the taklamakan
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CANADA!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
This brought me back to playing final fantasy 8 as a child 😌
They missed The Silence Zone in Mexico and the Atacama Dessert in South America
Some places just don't need us humans.
i would love to explore some of these places but sadly it will never happen
I went to the Namib to study the Herero people in grad school, it was seriously desolate, am kind of surprised I survived, was only there with a Swedish colleague and interpreter 😮
The Namib desert have been explored
Umm... Antarctica? I thought that was going to be number 1. Also kinda surprised the Sahara desert didn't make the list.
It's been explored though, and there are large teams of researchers living there
I didn’t even know about Devon Island and I’m Canadian, so you know.
W O W !! That is so exciting to see !!! Because people havent f---ed it up yet !!! Now that the world can see where it is, since 2021 I can only hope that it is still untouched !!!!
Please do more search about Pitcairn, you got it all wrong.
I’d rather live on Devon Island than on Mars. Devon Island has oxygen and non-toxic soil.
That's Hranice Abyss ya gots there. Be a shame if sumthin wuz ta happen to it.
Lol! Pitcairn island has a documentary 6years ago. Do your research!
Son Doong Cave introduced in 1.18 caves and cliffs update
Im glsd these haven't been explored yet, because if humanity already did places that look beautiful as these will be destroyed
You forgot north sentinel island
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Ok.. cool formations but will I find King Julian in this park?
I think you are mixing up Adamstown and Henderson Island of the Pitcairn chain. Adamstown has it's own population of people, as you explained but it's pretty easy to land on via boat or cruise ship. Henderson Island on the other hand is empty and not at all easy to land on. Could have researched that just a LITTLE bit more I feel like
Legend tells of 3 great British explorers who attempted to drive their V8 sports cars into Patagonia but were attacked and chased off by the angry natives.
Wasn't one of the cars a Porsche? Pretty sure it was a 6 cilinders in a "boxer" orientation.
As for the other stuff you mentioned, I'm one of the "natives" (not really, I'm Argentinean but live far away from Patagonia) and while I totally condemn the "natives" behavior the reaction was kinda asked for. Something similar happened in Mexico.
I'm a big fan of the three explorers, specially the cinematography used by the explorers' production but sometimes their humor goes a tiny bit too far.
What about Andaman Island?
Antarctica ?
Help yourself to the frog legs...
There's plenty of tadpole sauce..
There in the fridge..
...next to the Beatle Juice.
As long as they don't try to skip town
And my stomach is the town
What about the Empty Quarter?!
#1 The moon
You just forgot to mention that most part of Floresta Amazônica is located in Brazil and Peru. South America is not just a country. We have many beautiful and resourceful countries down here. For Nature sakes, we have the biggest state of Brasil named after the forest. 😩
Isn't it spelt zil?
@@sharonletchford9375 has an s in Portuguese
Simon Bolivar almost made it one country.
Pretty sure most of these islands could be reach with a gold Chocobo ;)
For sure gold!
But sometimes i use platinum and overshoot it.. I tried using iron pyrite once just to see.. yep completely undershot and had to swim like 2 hours with a suitcase full of doorknobs
Leave it all alone...
Not sure how you define a metropolis but there is a city less than 500kms from Cape Melville...Cairns with over 150,000 people. Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, is more than 2,000kms away. Who does your research?
I hope these places remain unexplored or unseen etc. We have a bad habit of destroying everywhere we go. 😒
Yeah yeah yeah, your home look probably like Shitt
Save the Earth 🌎
What about Uranus?
Bouvet Island is the most isolated uninhabited island in the world. It should have been mentioned somewhere in the video.
French southern and antartic island's .
Bouvet Island?
I have been through New Zealand fjords have been all over Patagonia circled Pitcairn and had residents come on board our ship
4:43 When your 5 minutes of fame comes and you're dead. Tough break.
7:02 Narration by Burgess Meredith 🙂
Sakha has a big secret
It's the land of boomerangs
millions of years are not required for the existence of anything we know of
Can you do top 10 episodes of the show the Deep?
Pretty sure the ocean is number one.
I know of a small group that would go in and land there if we could get the fund for the right equipment and alot of non-lethal rounds to keep up their population not diminish it.
They are very good at this kinda stuff.
“The pressure being so great that it destroys cells” why is there life down there then??? Lol
Didn’t mention the north sentinel islands
Didn't mention Uranus either.
From the opening underwater ocean scene, I realized that every one of the top 20 should be places at the bottom of the ocean... but that would be boring wouldn't it.
Pitcairn isn't as isolated as you think. I actually know a girl that lives there ❤ and met her playing clash of clans , they have better internet than I do living in Texas! 😂
were you there?
How are parts of Antarctica not on here?
Yeah, quite weird how they mention Patagonia for example, a region where few people live sure, but far from "unexplored".
Great list except you forgot north sentinel island. 😂
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What about what's west of Westeros?
How was North Sentinel island not number 1?
gen surprised it wasn't even ON the list