Most AMAZING Natural Formations in North America | BRITISH COUPLE REACTS
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Certainly you realize your kid is about to have 10,000 "cousins & uncles" ready to help. 😎👌
At least, I’m already ordering the young one a Tennessee Vol onesie. To send over
I can contribute by teaching him boxing and kickboxing, so nobody will ever bully him. And I can teach him everything he needs to know about Heavy Metal, Classic Rock and 80s hair bands.
I’m spoiling him with candy & treats! 😂
regular land-based caves make me nervous enough.
Underwater caves, even with all necessary survival gear, would put me into a blind screaming panic until I died.
Yes Millie it's so cool how high up some of these mountains are. I recently drove up to the peak of Mauna Kea in Hawaii at 13800 ft. It was above the clouds and the air was thin. The temperature was around 36°F (2°C) in August!
Yeah i was in the Rockies which are about the same height, far above the tree line and clouds and actually felt a little emotional looking out over the land.
its wild how it is on elevation lol most people will have no idea how the air changes, I mean MMA fighters I remember training at elevation so that when they fought on ground level had more gas in the tank
After seeing the title, I hoped that Devils Kettle would be included. That's a spot where the Brule River splits in two as it goes over a cliff, and one stream splashes down in a basin and flows downstream, while the other stream disappears into a cave with no known outlet, and disappears.
Yes, people live on the water like that in 'house boats'. On lakes, rivers, etc. It's really popular to live in houseboats in the Pac NW. Seattle and Portland have many people living in houseboats.
You can rent some in Seattle for 8 grand a month. We had some friends who were looking to rent...it was a pass from them. The PNW is beautiful, I think, but the cost of living is very high. Go Seahawks!!
@@shirleybhs9zd6li5idepends on where you live in the PNW. If you live in a major city like Seattle or Portland the cost of living is way too expensive. But I’m about 60 miles from Portland and bought a house on 3/4 acre with a river in my backyard and a seasonal stream for really cheap.
There's also houses on the Mississippi river.
France has two islands off the coast of Canada. These Islands are Saint Pierre and Miquelon.
I haven’t been in years but Mammoth Cave is really cool to tour.
I live on top of Mammoth Cave. I am about 20 minutes from the main cave entrance.
Niagara is incredible when you see it in person!
Eh, quite a bit overrated honestly…..
There are ALOT of other waterfalls in the United States that are just as grand and beautiful if not far more
Yes...people live in floating houseboats on Great Slave Lake. But the lake freezes nearly half the year. There was a TV show, lasted two seasons, called Ice Lake Rebels; showed those who lived on the lake. Crater Lake is awesome. Was once a volcanic mountain, Mt. Mazama, and I had two relatives who were rangers there. I loved going there.
It's funny when you go into details. I live in Idaho and we are reminded that Shoshone Falls is taller than Niagara Falls and Hell's Canyon is deeper than the Grand Canyon
I've been to several of these amazing places back in the day, and I have to say the most beautiful for me was Crater Lake. It's just stunning. My father took us kids there on vacation (holiday 😎) and I've never forgotten how surreal it was to my young eyes.
As for the Greenland thing, politically North America consists of Mexico, the US and Canada. Geographically, Greenland is considered a part of what we currently call North America.
My grandpa lived in the swamp in Louisiana and his house was on stilts. It's common to put homes on stilts anyway near coastal or bodies of water. For obvious reasons. 😊
Minor correction. Landscape arch in Utah is 290 feet or 88 meters, not the other way around.
Greenland is on the North American Plate so geographically it is North America although it is actually a part of Denmark. Iceland, is on the ridge between North America and European plates so the western part is North America as well. Who knew? That is why it is not a Continent but an island.
We have floating houses here in south louisiana. They are called house boats. They in bayous and swamps. Yes, people live in them all year.
Thank You. Natural beauty is a beautiful thing ❤
I live on top of Mammoth Cave.
If you ever travel interstate 65 through Kentucky i suggest you go.
HORSE CAVE, KY is near and has a huge Cave system directly under the downtown main street.
the hells canyon picture he showed is the canyon in south east Idaho
I went spelunking when I was about 10, so it wasn't too crazy, but there were definitely some belly crawl and other tight areas. It was great, but I definitely couldn't do it now. It's also a "nope" from me on going to an underwater cave, but WOW that water is so clear!
12:45, Millie's expression said it all😂.
Both of the waterfalls are very untouched. The issue there is geologic and not man's intervention. Most mainland waterfalls are flowing over stone such as granite. Plants are going to find it difficult to grow there. That is why you see exposed stone.
Whereas Hawaii is volcanic. Volcanic rock crumbles much quicker. Volcanic rock crumbles into volcanic soil which is rich in nutrients so almost immediately plants will take root. Thus even the cliffs in Hawaii are usually green due to the vast plant life growing naturally.
Please go to Hawaii for your honeymoon.
We'd never say no to more reactions to Kyle! Bring 'em on! ❤️
Most awe inspiring thing I've seen is the Grand Canyon.
One of my favorite natural features in North America, is that large ring-shaped lake in Quebec. Technically, the lake itself is not strictly entirely natural, as its level has been artificially raised using a dam, to create a fresh-water reservoir, which joins up what would otherwise be two separate lakes. However, the annular shape of the lake is entirely the result of the natural topography of the land.
Lake Manicouagan is a meteor crater made by a 5km wide asteroid approximately 214 million years old. The island is the central uplift from the impact.
missouri and arkansas have lots of beautiful caves to see with guided tours
Tennessee has more caves than anywhere though
The houses on the lakes float. They are well anchored to the bottom.
Do you two want to visit the U.S.?
The reason I ask is because I’ve heard people say they would never visit because America is “too dangerous” and I wanted to ensure you that it is not, don’t believe everything you’re told by the media, America is the most beautiful and free place in the Planet and you should definitely experience it at least once in your life.
Looking at pics is one thing but actually witnessing it in real life is a completely different thing.
The Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada mountains are the most beautiful places in the world.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
We took a shore excursion to Maena Kea. Yes our bus drove. Up there in the clouds.
One of the oddities of the Mississippi / Missouri River discussions, is that at their confluence, the Missouri is the larger river -
thus, by conventional standards the Mississippi would be considered a tributary of the Missouri, and the river that reaches the sea would be called the Missouri -
but for a number of historical reasons, that is not how they were named -thus the discussion of the "Missouri/ Mississippi river system".
Millie, when I was attending High School in the San Francisco Bay Area of California, my school was up in the hills at an elevation of 1125 feet, whereas my home was in the lowlands at an elevation of around 50 feet. I would take the school bus to and from school. Some days, it would be raining or foggy at home in the morning, but as the bus drove up the hills to the school, we would drive through the clouds and then above them, where it would be nice and sunny. It would feel strange when I arrived at school, and I would look down the hill and see a blanket of clouds obscuring everything below us from sight. It is similar to the view one sees when flying in an airplane above the clouds, except we drove above the clouds.
You can walk up and sometime swim at the base of these waterfalls, they are huge tourist attraction. There is very little space in the US that is truly untouched.
Floating houses are popular in the northwest.
Lol yes people have houses on lakes and also house boats are really cool
Landscape Arch is 88 feet or 290 meters wide? Something's wrong there. (14:43) I think he flipped that.
funny Millie says the fall in Yosemite looked "angelic" because another fall in Yosemite is actually called "Angel Falls".
Secret Caverns in Schoharie County, New York, has a 100 foot tall waterfall in a cave.
Important note, Crate Lake is atop a dormant volcano (ie. the volcano erupted and a lake formed atop). Its crazy beautiful and to my knowledge the only such lake.
Lake of the Clouds
UP Michigan on Lake Superior.
I live in Cincinnati, Ohio (just for reference). I've been to Mammoth Cave many times. It's so cool. It's definitely somewhere I'd recommend to both of you & your child when they're about 5-7 yrs old. My kids loved it when we first took them when they were around that age. They also have a couple of caves that are closed when the underground water is too high as the cave floods.
Iceland is the divider between Europe and North America.
Yup tons of people live on what we call Houseboats, no property tax when you live on water ;)
Those houses on Great Slave lake are house boats , floating houses.
I like how James always seems to forget the "Howdy, it's Kyle" on these videos, but Millie is on point with it!
Speaking of islands, check out heart island in NY, it's a crazy story.
Those were houses on the lake you guys should do a video about American architecture in the Pacific Northwest they have a lot of floating houses, literally houses Fallout complete regular houses but they float on water particularly in Seattle and other places like Portland, and yes you can go to the observation tower in Hawaii exactly goes up higher than the clouds we can watch the sunset go down below the clouds and you can skip their even in the summer it's a snow-capped mountain
The "stilts" that you are referring to are actually called "Pylons". It is not unusual to build a house on pylons. Many houses on or near the beaches of mid-Atlantic and Gulf Coast of the US are built on pylons as their foundations. These areas are in the severest of flood zones. Home insurance policies sort of mandate homes be elevated if insurance is desired.
So, in a scientific sense, Lake Michigan and Lake huron are one lake, BUT they are two lake connected by the straights of mackinac which can be driven over on the mackinac Bridge. If one goes insisting there are 4 great lakes, you will get as many eye rolls as people insisting lake st clair should be a 6th. 😂
Best of luck to you both
Speaking of waterfalls and human intervention, you should look up all the cities that have been put underwater from erecting dams or dam's breaking. There are entire towns you can go scuba diving to where the buildings are intact but underwater now
Lol, when you saw Greenland as part of North America, you saw England as like a small dot. But the best things come in small packages. Cant wait to visit England.
It’s easier to see Greenland as part of North America if you look at a globe rather than a flat map.
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I dont know how he missed Palo Duro canyon in the TX Panhandle near Amarillo and Lubbock TX. Its advertised as the 2nd largest.
Check out Nazare in Portugal for mind blowing waves.
The area near Colorado Springs Colorado has numerous natural landscape attractions . From Mountain Peaks that you can drive your automobile to the top (Pikes Peak) to caverns that are properly lighted and prepared pathways with guides that you can tour. Be sure to observe low hanging rock features or you will leave skin from your scalp as a marker on the rocks
The United States has pretty much all environments. Tropical Rain Forests, Sandy & Arid Rocky Deserts, Cool Temperate Woodlands, Hills, Mountains, Prairies, Arctic Tundra, Swamps, etc. It's huge, and we do have some really amazing things here. A lot of people from other countries are amazed that so many Americans don't travel to other countries or don't speak other languages. The closest border to me is Windsor/Detroit, 550 miles/885 km away. And I'm exactly 1,111 miles from Mexico. I don't really need to speak a second language or travel to a different country to see interesting sites (although, I HAVE been to both Canada and Mexico, but I was a Tour Bus Driver).
The Missouri River is longer than the Mississippi, but you can't take larger vehicles up the Missouri because of the changing sand bars - a tremendous amount of sand and silt flow down (It's nick name is "Big Muddy"). It's not really even safe to swim in because of the constantly changing banks. The 'Mighty Mississip' is, on average 1 mile wide, and at it's widest, 11 miles wide!
Lake Superior is actually larger in surface area than all of Scotland.
Great Slave Lake is more than 2000 ft (610m) deep. that would be close to 30 atmospheres - 415 psi (2850 kpa).
The Big Cypress/Everglades area is roughly the size of Greater London! A huge swampy mess! ;)
I don't really understand how waterfalls work. I mean, yes, I get that water evaporates, and is taken to the top of the mountain in question and it rains into the basin/river system, but the sheer amount of water is baffling - Niagara Falls for instance; More than 168,000 cubic meters of water flows over the crest every minute! That's a LOT of water that has to evaporate downstream and rain down again. It's just astounding.
I've seen Old Sow. We took a tour boat through it. It's...fun.
I've always considered Greenland it's own continent.
Although Mammoth Cave is in Kentucky, Tennessee (where I live) actually has more cave systems. Many geologists and cavers believe the Kentucky and Tennessee cave systems probably link up, we just haven't explored them completely. The Caves of Vietnam are the only larger system in the world (if the KY-TN systems do connect, they would be the largest). The largest Underwater Lake is in Tennessee/Georgia. I've taken a boat ride on it. Amazing!
A few years back, I was reading about a newly discovered underwater cave system in the U.S. The people exploring it were so excited when they found an air pocket as big as a room...and they discovered Native American artifacts in it. Native Americans had explored the system using animal skin bladders filled with air hundreds, if not thousands of years, earlier! How they did something like that without a water-proof light source is beyond me.
Mauna Kea has an Observatory on top - it's one of the clearest, light-free areas in the world. A few years ago it's where the weird interstellar visitor, ʻOumuamua , was discovered.
The Grand Canyon is of particular interest to Geologists and Paleontologists because it's mostly clear of vegetation, so it's easy to see the various geological layers and easy to find dinosaur (or whatever) bones.
The Original Poster has the lengths of the Landscape Arch juxtaposed. It should be 290 ft / 88 meters. He has 88 ft / 290 meters.
Good Vibes for the Baby!!! Any Day/Minute now!
Mentioning alligators. Some friends used to be bridge inspectors for the railroad here in south central United Stares. They (two people normally did each inspection) had to wade in streams and swamps to inspect the bottoms of bridges. I think each bridge had to be inspected twice a year. Anyway, they had to deal with snakes, and once in a while alligators. One day, having heard that an alligator had been spotted in a swamp they were wading made them already nervous. They carry these poles with big hooks on the end to reach up and tap on the bridges, testing for weak areas. His partner was wading behind my friend, and reached out with the pole under water and grabbed my friends ankle with the hook and pulled. He told me later that my friend yelled and ran towards their boat they had pulled partly up on the bank, jumped in it, ran, fell and crawled all the way up it and out onto the bank. His partner was laughing so hard he said it was all he could do to keep from falling down in the water.
Yes people live in floating houses
Lol the glaciers can’t be growing can they? Our earth is like an oven🤣🤣
Those are floating houses.
This is a video off youtube, it shows lake of the clouds in U.P. Michigan. Ive been there a bunch of times. We'll sit to the left side and have a beer or 2.
You can hike down to the lake.
There are 2 campsites on the lake(reservations required) one has a row boat, the other has a canoe.
Off to the right( not in the video) is copper peak ski flying hill. Its 20ish miles away, but can be seen clearly above the trees.
The sign at the beginning is on Lake Superior.
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What do you wish me to comment on?? Until you really experience it. You can't comprehend it. I was born and raised in Michigan... I have lived and experienced ALL of the GREAT LAKES... a natural wonder of the world... and hope to go back home. No matter all the lake in America. Superior holds her own . The GALES of November come Early... sinking of the Edmonds Fitzgerald!!! I was there when the church bells rang , for everyone on the Fitzgerald.... 😢😢 GOD REST THERE SOULS, and keep the church bells ringing 29 times
The continental plate divide between the Americas and Europe goes through Iceland (you can snorkel between the plates, ask me how I know), so Greenland is on the American side.
At the risk of sounding insulting, James should speak more slowly. I sometimes have no idea what he is saying when he's speaking rapidly. I've done the same thing throughout my 53 years.
I agree but I wasn’t going to say anything 😂
Houseboats, they float... not on stilts. We have them in Lake Erie as well in the harbors of Presque isle Erie, PA
I'm totally with you two as far as going into caves but visiting relatives did lure me into Karchner Caverns in Arizona which are quite nice.
Amazing!
8:20. Literally sais on screen ( Denmark). Greenland is officially Danish.
please react to Nazaré, Portugal! if you think these waves at 7:29 were big wait till you see these
An Egyptian civilization was recently discovered in the grand canyon😲
No it wasn't.
I’ve heard about that as well, US government won’t acknowledge that, if it’s real 😂
The observation towers are crazy, you literally drive through the clouds to get to them, they didn't want obstructions so they are above the clouds and all of the lights in the area are special so as to not cause light pollution like you see from a normal city
Some people have house boats
Greenland is on the North American tectonic plate
Don’t feel bad. I thought Greenland was over around Sweden or something!
Last I checked USA was only about 1/3 of North America
Politically, Greenland is more closely European, as it's part of the Kingdom of Denmark. But yes, geologically, it's part of North America.
Death Valley is the Lowest Point in the United StatesThe lowest point on land in the United States can be found in Death Valley in California. Badwater Basin is an endorheic basin with a depth of 282 ft (86 m) below sea level.
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RICHAT Structure. Time for you to to do a deep dive. Pun intended.
I won’t even go into the Natural Bridge or Luray caverns near me so there’s no way I’m going into the other cave systems in the country. Much less underwater caves! NOPE
How tall is that mountain 100' below its base??
I’d have to underwater cave dive if I was ever offered to go
Was Greenland reclassified? lol when I was in school North America was the US, Canada and Mexico, Greenland was EU
Y'all should do a watch of family guy sea 16 epo 13. Since you like the "making fun of British" clips
Alaska is the eastern most point of united states
Seeing the part about canyons has made me want to recommend "What's the Biggest Canyon on Earth?" by Atlas Pro, an interesting video by a channel that posts about interesting things.
Greenland belongs to Denmark.
Gotta know that this mobile video in the US citizen he actually said the Canadian side and the American side Canada is an American country therefore Canada is also the American side there's no country on planet earth called America! Look at a map of North America the three biggest continental countries are Mexico of America United States of America Canada of America the only one that has America in its name is the United States of America because when it was founded it was the only country on the continents.
I don’t know why he is including Mexico, it is in Central America and not North America. What they have is cool but doesn’t fit the description
I assumed he was referring to continents. In the beginning of the video, he specified " North America."
Central America is a political designation not geographical. He is going off the continental plate that underlies all of North America. Mexico is also not a part of Central America. Central america starts just beneath Mexico's border.
Mexico, US, and Canada, plus many islands, make up North America. Not sure where you learned otherwise
Mexico is part of north america, not central america.
Hawaii is not part of north america, US yes, north america no.
The US is on the North American Continent.
@@marydavis5234 duh
Oh lord don't talk so much ugh !
"We're talking North America here, so pretty much America."
Lol you've never sounded more "American", James. North America is 23 different countries, my man, and America isn't the name of any of them.
Is europe and Asia just one continant?
USA aka United States of AMERICA.
those are floating houses and yes people live in them
Greenland is north america? I dont think anybody knew that lol. Thats pretty cool though.
James what the hell is wrong with you. To say a glacier ANY glacier is growing!!!! They are all melting!!! That should be on your mind as in terms of you children's future. You guys reminds me of my own children I am just as proud of you guys also.
My god would you let us hear what he is saying,,, you are talking over everything that he is saying.