Mysteries Discovered in the Wilderness

Let's check out some mysteries discovered in the wilderness!

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[littlemissandre]

You shouldn't be ashamed of your artistic skills, buds. Art isn't just drawing or painting. Art is anything you apply your personality to, like telling a story, writing a book, training a horse to do tricks, creating an awesome video etc. These videos are your art. Be proud and keep it up! From beautiful Burnaby, British Columbia 😊💜.

[shaqnemusic]

Am I the only one who watches this when I don’t want to talk to anyone or see anyone?

[HelenWheelsUtah]

This was a fascinating collection, exceptionally curated and perfectly narrated. Thank you for the work that must have gone into researching, editing and scripting this video. Cheers!

[nessyb]

After watching this I honestly do want to go on a wilderness hunt of my own and see if I can find any mysterious items or locations. You just never know what is out there waiting to be discovered! Thank you for this clip and information.

[drt-abrat]

We'll never have it all figured out, but it's so interesting to explore, become aware of amazing things in nature, and learn something new every day!

[princyyy-kx]

The crooked forest is the perfect place to build a crooked house with crooked pillars, crooked roof, crooked stairwell, crooked everything, in a 90 degree bend and anyone who visits you will be so annoyed that they will never visit you. In the meantime, you can enjoy the peace and quiet of solitude in that ideal hermit home you've established 😃

[Charles_Snow]

We have several trees in our area that are bent. One of the largest ones is in the middle of our walking park in the center of town. The trees here were all bent by a large tornado over 20 years ago and most of them have been left to grow in remembrance of those that were lost.

[tamamarquez]

I enjoyed the stories of mysteries a lot, but far more the clever writing and sense of humor that drove the speaker. Very creative and made the viewing really fun. Thanks!

[ItsmeJuliaB]

I’m surprised hearing that the bent trees haven’t be heard of anywhere else on earth. I’m from Newfoundland Canada and there’s a park about 3.5 hours outside St. John’s (the capitol city) quite literally called crooked tree park. The trees not only cure but there are some that are grown bent at a complete 360 degrees. There a photos of me as a child sitting in one of the tree curves. So it’s definitely not a “once in a lifetime” phenomenon. It exists. Just on another continent.


Also, being from Canada, I remember when Anton came home. It was of course all over the news. Although extremely interesting, and almost inspired that he had managed such a journey, he only started walking one night because he is a person with paranoid schizophrenia and had recently stopped his medication. According to his mother and brother (Stefan), Anton would often stop talking his medication but they were able to intervene in time enough to get him back to his daily regimen. I’m assuming from experience with my family members, this was because he felt better, and figured he no longer needed his medication rather than feeling better because of the medication. Either way this was what had happened in this case, and because he had decided to start walking, over time his symptoms got increasing worse which is what they think led him to continue on his journey.

[cypherpunk]

I feel for Anton, I hope he has since been allowed to visit that library.

[Tanya_Maria]

The amazing artist Antti Laitinen is FINNISH 🇫🇮 and he didn't cut those holes, he slowly grew them, because he doesn't want to damage nature! Amazing guy :D

[isettech]

The bent trees are common where winter snow is deep. The thing unusual is the entire area was planted at the same time so the same one winter storm with sudden heavy wet snow, laid them all over at the same time and in the same direction. Go anyplace alpine near the treeline and you will find those bent trees.

[benjaminstubblefield]

Before I ever saw those trees, I made trees like that, unintentionally. I did not want to climb for mulberries, so, I tied saplings down, but, they kept reaching for the Sun. Later, I found they made comfortable seats.

[gunnardblack]

The sculptures by Thomas Dambo are my favorite. How whimsical and magical!! The trolls and woodland creatures are a perfect addition to and chunk of forest. Tho the troll with the bucket near the lake is my absolute favorite

[kamilegier]

I don’t understand why anyone would go deep into the wilderness without guns.

[oscarekholm]

Your voice has changed so much over the years

[American_Gunslinger]

Trees and plants grow in the direction of the sun. but those trees have a pretty extreme bend.... I'm really STUMPED by this.

[michaelmichaels]

Who else watches these while sitting on the toilet attempting to purge a massive dump?

[ronhunting]

being a outdoors man, hunter and fisherman my whole life i have seen a lot of strange things in the woods in 4 different states . but the one that i love is called 'foxfire' in northen mi . it is wood that glows green at night ! most of the wood is small and all of it is rutting . was told it was some mineral and fugus that got in the wood as it was rotting and that is why it glows green . and yes i have picked it up but not long after you tuch it it stops glowing !

[mistinabranham]

There are still a few trees left in my City that are bent as well. Not quite the same way...they were bent with a sharp bend to point the Natives to the river. Its really neat to still be able to see em 100+ yrs later & still guiding towards the waterway.