In 1985 Scientists Made A Chilling Discovery In Antarctica After Finding This On The Coast

In 1985 scientists made a chilling discovery in Antarctica after finding this on the coast. Today, we take a look at what these scientists found in Antarctica.

No matter how long you live or how much you travel, there will always be plenty of unexplained mysteries to discover. Our planet is vast and complex and contains more places and things to discover than we could ever imagine. In fact, many things in the world you take for granted might once have been an unexplained mystery. As time progresses, it is exciting to think about all that the human race has left to find out about our current plane of existence.

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[justannokie]

Past, present and future. The earth and mother nature are much more in control than mere humans.

[Cmz]

Humans are so ridiculous. If the bears are mating on their own, then we need to leave them alone. Nature is doing what it needs to do to survive and adapt to climate changes. We need to stay out of it.

[OkamiSatsujin]

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[charlesknight]

Showing LOVE for my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE CHANNEL PERIOD Thank You and have a Blessed day everyone

[nickfrost]

Antarticas ice is mostly a mile thick. This single recent skull is clearly just scraping the surface at antarticas past. To go back, you have to go deep!!!

[jaminmaki]

Nice over explanation of pizzly bear. We wouldnt have been able to put that together without it.

[dedel-o-bailey]

Wow!
So much wonderful adventure in our 🌍

[WanderinRaider]

Up here in Canada, we just call them Polar Grizzly.

[osmosisjones]

I would like to see a movie or tv show taking place in the passed about some thing magical we understand perfectly well today

[humbertoflores]

When you change the way to look at things, the things you look at change.

[michaelwarren]

The final remnants of the ice age is melting away, I can't wait to see what's under all that ice.

[ThePurleflower]

Polar bears have such a limited food source, this is evolution in progress.

[mike-a-me]

Ok, I'll put a Theory out there! Do not hate me I'm not your enemy this is just a theory! What if when we go searching for something and we believe it to be real! We believe it so much we put our faith in it! What if we believed it so much we can take a picture of it and it shows up in a picture! What if by faith we create! What if we are in more control than you think! Again this is just a theory think about it!

[theshamrocklads]

I love hearing about Antarctica, I go there on Google maps, it's fascinating what is there, love your video, thank you ❤️ from Belfast UK 🇬🇧👍

[BreckoniousMaximus]

#1. The skull found was probably the victim of a shipwreck and got washed ashore.
#3. "Mee-thane" lol.

[tomasotreasaigh]

Maybe someone brought that skull to Antarctica and left it there?

[sandyreidle]

I believe polar WAS once brown bear that left group and became polar bear, POSSIBLY? Worth checking it out!

[nicholasfontaine]

Hes pronouncing methane wrong incant take this seriously

[kenkaniff]

am i mistaken or did we get 3 videos today? i thought i watched 3 today. if so, very cool. thank you. keep up the great work! cheers👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤘🏻

[nicolebogda]

Why go by “Pizzly??” They are far from what such a cutsey name implies. Haha- Jokes aside however, losing the Polar Bear population is a great loss to the world. I hope there is a solution….