I am from milford we usually travel to the notch each summer and we tend to take a detour to Mt Washington and in the summer it's not really bad but once fall hits winds get pretty insane
About the crystal cave-- My dad was a geologist. Crystals form when you have an underground space that fills with hot water that is saturated with mineral molecules, often from a volcanic source of super-heat and minerals. As the water cools and evaporates, the molecules line up in geometric shapes, determined by the minerals molecular properties, and form crystals. The shape of the crystals are always the same for a particular mineral (in this case, gypsum). The speed of the cooling process and other variables determine the size of the crystals. The cave is so hot because there is still a pool of hot magma underneath.
People still die in Death Valley every year. It's rediculously easy to get lost if you hike off the paths, and then it is likely you'll die of exposure in winter or summer.
4:45 True fact this country is actually the most authoritarian country in Africa and the Eritrean government uses this area for prisons like one called Wi'a. There's a recent PBS Frontline documentary that goes into this called "Escaping Eritrea".
I think the golden lanceheads are at a density of like... 10 per sq meter? Or 10 meters? Basically you can step without being within a couple feet of a bitey boy
I was cracking up today. I'm in my 40s and have been watching a bunch of your videos. I had told my adult kids, and I knew they watched. Last week I saw my 3 teen sons watching. Today, my 68 yr old dad texted me. I had send him a specific video to watch, and he responded that he saw it and started watching a bunch on the channel, talking about another video he watched. If I ever have any grandchildren, I guess I'll set them up with an IPad lmao. My whole damn family's now watching you. 🤣
Bermuda Triangle isn't that much more dangerous than anywhere else in the Atlantic. The "mysterious" things that are quoted around a lot of the other areas have entirely natural explanations. The moving stones in Death Valley are a result of frost formation and wind. Lake Natron doesn't actually turn things to stone just because they go in it. It's actually a regular breeding ground for flamingos, and a number of other animals live in and around it. IF an animal dies in the lake, their body can be preserved by the sodium carbonate present in the water. Going to be honest, I stopped paying attention around the part where they were talking about Eritrea because the supernatural nonsense was annoying and it's clear the writer was going for sensationalism over accuracy.
I personally would love to feed crocodiles/alligators. Also would be interested in checking out that Blue Volcano. Would also love to check out Mount Washington. Finally would like to go to that Dingo place and try to tame them.
I agree about the Bermuda triangle being a myth. There is a Sierra Nevada triangle that claims lots of small aircraft not far from where I live in the state of NV but its wind sheers, mountains and remote high desert landscape that claims lives and very well documented. Might be worth checking out.
You should react to "Sharks Arent Monsters" by AVNJ. Its about 20 minutes. He's a fish biologist who makes amazing, funny and educational videos. One of his most important is the shark video. Its important to get the information out that sharks aren't the monsters or scarry things we make them out to be. We are the monsters. We have almost wiped out most shark populations based on baseless fear.
I am quite surprised the video didn't choose the former Soviet bioweapons research site Aralsk-7 as part of the list. Bioweapons designed to increase infectivity as well as lethality, with the Soviet Union's collapse, AND poor geographic decisions made by said collapsed government makes the area pretty dangerous even with supposed help of cleanup from the U.S. Heck even Lake Karachay, Semipalatinsk, or the famous Chernobyl nuclear power plant could have made this list and that is from 1 former nation. There are many more places I could name that are dangerous from across the world but the point I want to make is that I don't think the video that Lucas here is reacting to isn't as good I think it should have been.
Bikini Atoll is also part of the fan theory of Spongebob Squarepants, claiming that Bikini Bottom are actually "mutated" sea life the result of nuclear testing.
Everyone: "Holy crap! The Bermuda Triangle's dangerous! I don't think anyone goes through there and lives! Me: "Um, the Bermuda Triangle's one of the most highly trafficked areas in the world for airplanes. I mean, seriously, the Bahamas are in the Bermuda Triangle. People not only go through there all the time, but they live there, as well." Everyone: *shocked Pikachu face*
There are quite a few videos about the lake overturn phenomenon.. Usually caused by landslides. Some creeks that go into these lakes are so carbonated that they are "fizzy" like soda. The carbon dioxide then settles into the mud at the bottom of the lake, and waits to be set free. Like shaking a lake sized soda bottle a landslide, or small earthquake basically makes the lake explode. The odorless, invisible gas is dense, and stays low to the ground, it creeps across the landscape asphyxiating anything it comes across. Like an invisible wave of death. People, or animals asleep would never know they died. Those awake would just pass out doing their normal activities. Eating breakfast, cooking, gardening, driving, doing homework, etc.. Pretty frightening to think about, but an interesting phenomenon. "Fizzy" creeks. Think about that next time you pop open a soda or carbonated drink. Anyway, sorry for the ramblings. Very cool video man, I enjoined it. 👍👍
As does invoking the supernatural to explain toxic volcanic gases killing animals in that area of Russia. Unlike the Bermuda shipping lanes, at least it was interesting.
As soon as he said bermuda triangle i thought.... ok its a load of garbage. And where was North Korea or the isolated andaman island where the natives kill everybody that tries to visit thier island? Or siberia or antarctica, where u freeze to death extremely fast? Danakil desert was correct though, the desert LUT in iran is extremely hot too. The best and most famous german adventurer/survivalist crossed the danakil and helped the natives since, rüdiger nehberg.
A few of these were nonsense. Anyone who talks about the Bermuda Triangle like it's an actual thing is a fool. Also, Death Valley is a national park. I've been there myself and the most dangerous thing I encountered was the pressure change in my ears from the elevation change. The death rate is roughly the same there as it is at any other national park. Also, it used the word "supernatural" a few times and followed up with natural means to explain the phenomena. Clearly padded with crap but maybe not a terrible video overall, hard to trust anything it says though.
I , who's been on Mt. Washington cause I live like 60 miles from it, can confirm there is an overwhelming abundance of high velocity atmosphere.
I would like to check it out, though not athletically strong enough to hike it but if could get to the top in a helicopter would be cool.
@@morrigankasa570 they have a train you can take
I am from milford we usually travel to the notch each summer and we tend to take a detour to Mt Washington and in the summer it's not really bad but once fall hits winds get pretty insane
When you seen the crystals and said “WHAT THE FUCK THEYRE MASSIVE” I was dying laughing 🤣
About the crystal cave-- My dad was a geologist. Crystals form when you have an underground space that fills with hot water that is saturated with mineral molecules, often from a volcanic source of super-heat and minerals. As the water cools and evaporates, the molecules line up in geometric shapes, determined by the minerals molecular properties, and form crystals. The shape of the crystals are always the same for a particular mineral (in this case, gypsum). The speed of the cooling process and other variables determine the size of the crystals. The cave is so hot because there is still a pool of hot magma underneath.
People still die in Death Valley every year. It's rediculously easy to get lost if you hike off the paths, and then it is likely you'll die of exposure in winter or summer.
I got lost in Death Valley once no joke. I was terrified out of my mind.
1. The inner core
2. The outer core
3. The mantle
4. The bottom of the ocean
5. Detroit
That crystal cave documentary is worth a watch. I saw it years ago. Really cool place.
Yeah, I’m glad they returned it back to how it was to preserve it, I was afraid they’d just end up destroying the place.
4:45 True fact this country is actually the most authoritarian country in Africa and the Eritrean government uses this area for prisons like one called Wi'a. There's a recent PBS Frontline documentary that goes into this called "Escaping Eritrea".
I think the golden lanceheads are at a density of like... 10 per sq meter? Or 10 meters? Basically you can step without being within a couple feet of a bitey boy
"No human should ever dare to visit" literally a person on screen less than a second later
I was cracking up today. I'm in my 40s and have been watching a bunch of your videos. I had told my adult kids, and I knew they watched. Last week I saw my 3 teen sons watching. Today, my 68 yr old dad texted me. I had send him a specific video to watch, and he responded that he saw it and started watching a bunch on the channel, talking about another video he watched. If I ever have any grandchildren, I guess I'll set them up with an IPad lmao. My whole damn family's now watching you. 🤣
Bermuda Triangle isn't that much more dangerous than anywhere else in the Atlantic. The "mysterious" things that are quoted around a lot of the other areas have entirely natural explanations.
The moving stones in Death Valley are a result of frost formation and wind.
Lake Natron doesn't actually turn things to stone just because they go in it. It's actually a regular breeding ground for flamingos, and a number of other animals live in and around it. IF an animal dies in the lake, their body can be preserved by the sodium carbonate present in the water.
Going to be honest, I stopped paying attention around the part where they were talking about Eritrea because the supernatural nonsense was annoying and it's clear the writer was going for sensationalism over accuracy.
I agree. The hyperbole in the video was quite frustrating.
The documentary about the Nicah caves is worth the hour!!
10:58 Naica Crystal Cave a.k.a....
The Fortress Of Solitude
*cue Superman theme music*
I personally would love to feed crocodiles/alligators. Also would be interested in checking out that Blue Volcano. Would also love to check out Mount Washington. Finally would like to go to that Dingo place and try to tame them.
I agree about the Bermuda triangle being a myth. There is a Sierra Nevada triangle that claims lots of small aircraft not far from where I live in the state of NV but its wind sheers, mountains and remote high desert landscape that claims lives and very well documented. Might be worth checking out.
Those crystals are HUGE!!! It's giving Krypton.
Please do a reaction video of Killdozer or Man Steals a Tank and goes on a Rampage.
That one's pretty cool
That would be perfect for this channel
I can't go on "Snake Island?" Ok fine. I mean I TOTALLY would, but if you insist...
Humans are not part of a crocodile's or alligator's diet. However, they will bite if they are harassed or provoked.
Those flowing blue flames are sulfur burning.
The blue blob is called a Portuguese Man of War. Its a poisonous jelly fish.
venomous
Siphanophore
You should react to "Sharks Arent Monsters" by AVNJ. Its about 20 minutes. He's a fish biologist who makes amazing, funny and educational videos. One of his most important is the shark video. Its important to get the information out that sharks aren't the monsters or scarry things we make them out to be. We are the monsters. We have almost wiped out most shark populations based on baseless fear.
Your pfp😂😂😂
There may be 150 fatalities on mt Washington but there are like at least 1500 people that climb up it every day
Awesome! I don't think I've even seen this video before.
I don’t think the narrator of this video knows what “supernatural” means lol
No elephant's foot?
I am quite surprised the video didn't choose the former Soviet bioweapons research site Aralsk-7 as part of the list. Bioweapons designed to increase infectivity as well as lethality, with the Soviet Union's collapse, AND poor geographic decisions made by said collapsed government makes the area pretty dangerous even with supposed help of cleanup from the U.S.
Heck even Lake Karachay, Semipalatinsk, or the famous Chernobyl nuclear power plant could have made this list and that is from 1 former nation. There are many more places I could name that are dangerous from across the world but the point I want to make is that I don't think the video that Lucas here is reacting to isn't as good I think it should have been.
As one of the crocodiles who live near elephant kingdom, I disapprove of the park's closing.
Bikini Atoll is also part of the fan theory of Spongebob Squarepants, claiming that Bikini Bottom are actually "mutated" sea life the result of nuclear testing.
Kind of off topic to the video's topic, but the voice actor to this video, Chris Kane, has an epic voice! He's got a TH-cam channel, as well.
Good & interesting vid if you scratch the Bermuda Triangle bit.
The crystal cave is legit awesome af tho. But fuck I get enough humidity here in Illinois
I visited mt. Washington in 2010. Hard to breathe up on base
blue fire is said to be fire from hell because of course blue fire is way hotter than normal fire and green is inistinguisable fire
I thought the winds on Shemya Island got bad...
Everyone: "Holy crap! The Bermuda Triangle's dangerous! I don't think anyone goes through there and lives!
Me: "Um, the Bermuda Triangle's one of the most highly trafficked areas in the world for airplanes. I mean, seriously, the Bahamas are in the Bermuda Triangle. People not only go through there all the time, but they live there, as well."
Everyone: *shocked Pikachu face*
Surprised he didn't mention the island with a swamp full of 15+ ft Salt Water Crocs.
How did the video not mention Chernobyl
these are natural places, chernobyl was not naturally created
@@yeoisa Bikini Atoll was on the list
Please react to The Donner Party by Weird History
Oh, yeah.. That was a crazy video, and story.
Keep the vids coming
Elephant Kingdom looks ok just stay on the boat lol
1:39 then what about the show Treasure Hunt Snake Island on Discovery channel
You should do like a video on each state in the USA talk about content that's 50 vids lol
I picture volcanic gas as Earth Farts
Until the ocean starts to overtake Norfolk, the "pig's bum of Britain" may be dull-- but it's safe.
There are quite a few videos about the lake overturn phenomenon.. Usually caused by landslides. Some creeks that go into these lakes are so carbonated that they are "fizzy" like soda. The carbon dioxide then settles into the mud at the bottom of the lake, and waits to be set free. Like shaking a lake sized soda bottle a landslide, or small earthquake basically makes the lake explode. The odorless, invisible gas is dense, and stays low to the ground, it creeps across the landscape asphyxiating anything it comes across. Like an invisible wave of death. People, or animals asleep would never know they died. Those awake would just pass out doing their normal activities. Eating breakfast, cooking, gardening, driving, doing homework, etc.. Pretty frightening to think about, but an interesting phenomenon. "Fizzy" creeks. Think about that next time you pop open a soda or carbonated drink. Anyway, sorry for the ramblings. Very cool video man, I enjoined it. 👍👍
“Why Mexico’s geography sucks” thx love your videos
Who else laughed when Luka said "Blue ball" 🤣
The inclusion of the Bermuda Triangle completely invalidated this video. The incidents of disappearances are no higher than other sections of ocean.
I wouldn't say that cause the other entries are actually dangerous
You can't invalidate all points for one being wrong that isn't how things work...
@@razier5299 the list isn't valid if it presents a false entry.
As does invoking the supernatural to explain toxic volcanic gases killing animals in that area of Russia. Unlike the Bermuda shipping lanes, at least it was interesting.
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“The more beautiful something is the more toxic it is to humans” well let’s be honest that’s kind of the case for humans too
Pahahah 🤣, can confirm.
I’ve been up mt Washington it wasn’t that bad
React to 10 kids that remember their past life
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They call the Bermuda triangle "Devil's Triangle"? I thought the Devil's Triangle was in Alaska? Can someone help explain, please?
Yes, The devil's triangle is a different triangle. Same basic concept tho.
@@random40s Tusen takk :D
As soon as he said bermuda triangle i thought.... ok its a load of garbage. And where was North Korea or the isolated andaman island where the natives kill everybody that tries to visit thier island? Or siberia or antarctica, where u freeze to death extremely fast? Danakil desert was correct though, the desert LUT in iran is extremely hot too. The best and most famous german adventurer/survivalist crossed the danakil and helped the natives since, rüdiger nehberg.
The narrator isn't sure what 'supernatural' means, is he?
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Can you react “why Mexico’s geography sucks” please thx
He said "supernatural" way too many times to have any credibility.
A few of these were nonsense. Anyone who talks about the Bermuda Triangle like it's an actual thing is a fool. Also, Death Valley is a national park. I've been there myself and the most dangerous thing I encountered was the pressure change in my ears from the elevation change. The death rate is roughly the same there as it is at any other national park. Also, it used the word "supernatural" a few times and followed up with natural means to explain the phenomena. Clearly padded with crap but maybe not a terrible video overall, hard to trust anything it says though.
Didn't even mention a single person dying at the "#1 most dangerous place".
@@mikehermen3036 More people die in Cleveland.
i always love the pauses and reactions from you. also why you gotta be so attractive tho.
Day 35 of asking for a reaction to the Ohio State marching band ❤️🙏🏾❤️