The 5 Wildest Lakes on Earth | Compilation

hot pools are also very low in oxygen

When you tap on the thumbnail hoping for something about Ethiopia and it is. 🙂

I would love to see the Maricaubo (sp) Lighthouse.

As a Trinidadian, super proud to see the Pitch lake featured here and its contributions to science! 🇹🇹❤️🤍🖤

As a Venezuelan, I refuse to believe any other explanation besides "Black magic fuckery and/or an ancient curse" for the Catacumbo Lightning.

Neat lake… someone get that lady a samich.

50% salinity. That isn't salt water. That's wet salt.

it's been years since i went to the tar tar pits

Interesting video... was kind of hoping for Spotted Lake in Canada, though.

How about waterbears? Or would they just go into hibernation?

Just put an electricity collector thingy at that lake and collect all those succulent strikes of 1.21 jigawatts! xD

Jacuzzi is a brand name, and I doubt they'd approve of their product being associated with death.... maybe you ahould call it the hot tub of despair.... Just sayin'.

I know it's dangerous but why not build a big ass electric battery and a rig to use that lightning to turn it into usable electricity could you imagine the amount of free power it could make with all the lightning that's granted to strike and there's a few hounder places just like it there on place that's always having lightning storms and it's blue lightning not yellow/orange like typical lightning but the idea could give us more clean power who knows maybe I'll get enough donations and build it myself 😂😂😂

explosive degassing. I know how that feels

Wild lakes part 2?

Re Maracaibo: hot air does not rise. It's displaced upward by buoyancy. The colder, denser air from the Andes lifts the warm and most marine air.

Such a cool video!

What if all of those organism evolve to something more in the future? 🤣

Beyond earth.. ? Huh. Can't even get to the moon..

The girls nose rings are very ugly and your very stupid to continue to say that things are millions of years old since you have no proof of that.

"These creatures are on the edge of instant death, so maybe give them a break." Can do, Katie! I will never again speak ill of the near-instant death, no sunlight, borderline toxic animals that are out there. They make my life feel like a total cakewalk.

If we could harnest lightning for electricity 😢

Helibacter pylori is the one that cause stomach ulcers. It has a very interesting story behind it

mfs be like "yeah it's 30 to 512 crebulios units" as if it's a unit anyone who isn't literally a career scientist uses

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I wonder if it's possible, if we know the composition of Titan's sludge and if there's not life already living in it, to drop some of our sludge bacteria in it and see if that bacteria survives and evolves there.

You guy are great, but that business where you put the text up while you’re saying it drives me up the goddamned wall! Pick one.

Umm "Beautiful Lake" is a pic of "Emerald Bay" Lake Tahoe.

When I pee in the backyard it makes the grass grow

How does gravity work 🤔.

Mono Lake in Cali, the magnetic lake and the upside down lakes in Cameroon that turn over and release vast amounts of CO2 are interesting as well.

You may be superintelligent pandimensional beings who are kind enough to teach us about the complexity of everything, and I admire all of you from SciShow for that. But I really do have my concerns, that due to the speed of your speaking and the lack of any pause between your sentences, much more will remain in an average viewer's brain than the admiration for so much intelligent information in such a short time. If this is, what you want you ytr have ten points of ten. But some breaks would catapult your work intoastronomical heights.

I'm glad that, as you've seid, cassini is still around. I thought that the mission was endet. I need to look up the new results.

I really miss Olivia as a host.

So what ?

40k fans watching this video: Of course that mountain is producing different kinds of gas and theyre all bad

Imagine being desiccated by seawater. Jacuzzi of despair, is aptly named. I've not even gotten to experience the ocean, let alone a body of salt water. So It's beyond my ability to even comprehend.

Can I just say how much I appreciate that you called Sir Francis Drake an “English Privateer”? Definitely a pro-native perspective. :D

Oh, I finally get why lava lamps are called lava lamps, huh

All this discussion about how humans could be placed by other beings in every sci-fi movie…we’re leaving out that we might be the ones in the future that seed other planets with OUR life forms…we are the thing we fear…

yall is cassini dead or not bc im sure i celebrated her descent into saturn like 5 years ago but according to this she isnt finished??? shes haunting me

Not even water bears?

explosive degassing sounds like an extremely painful fart lol

I call dibs on "Jacuzzi of Despair" as a band name

Quibble - isn't jacuzzi a brand name, not a generic? I thought the phrase was peculiar and reiterated far too often. Or was that simply an in-joke? Weird, indeed!

Has anyone thought of using all this south American lightning and generating electricity?

so if we put a sea cucumber in the Jacuzzi of despair, does it become a sea pickle?