Unbelievable Discoveries Found UNDERWATER

Here's how scientists discovered a road 1029m deep under the ocean!

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[notcherbane]

Okay here's a fact, . It has been historically documented that numerous civilizations have rose up to importance and then collapsed for one reason or another whether it was natural disaster whether it was invasion from another country, . So it is possible if not more than likely that there have been numerous civilizations over thousands of years far longer than we even suspect with potential technology that could have rivaled or even surpassed Rome maybe even as far as the Middle ages

[sallyshafey]

This type of videos about mysterious discoveries of space, land or sea is where Be Amazed really shine, wonderful job guys

[irisramos]

I believe lost civilization, I also believe many lost civilization and items are under us all over the world. Love your channel 👏🏼 Bravo 👏🏼

[SamTheWamRBLX]

You are like the only youtuber I know that has a image in the thumbnail and it’s in the video great job and I always learn something new!

[elkelewtschuk]

This is such a terrific channel. I'm amazed at how perfectly our narrator can pronounce every language. I love watching/listening.

[luxuryhub]

I'm addicted to watching these dives but this is the kind of thing that frustrates me, never knowing the answer to what was seen, whether it's something really odd like this or something more mundane like they aren't sure the name of a fish. I wish they had a section of their website that showed a few pics of the most interesting things seen on each dive and a explanation of what it was, or what the scientists think it might have been.

[killersheart]

Words cannot express how much I love this channel. So mad at my self that I haven’t watch be amazed in a while.

[linkfromhyrule]

That under water road is too perfect to be done by a volcano. I believe it's proof of a great flood of Noah's days, and that is the remains of a lost civilization destroyed by the great flood mentioned in the Bible.

[chrisla]

Does anyone remember Jacques Costeau?
I grew up watching his show, and wanted so badly to be an oceanographer.
Even took all the oceanographic classes I could take in middle school.
But my parents couldn't afford college for it, and told me it wasn't practical.
Ugh.

[nessiepunch]

I'm majoring in environmental studies and science, and this would be the perfect topic for my professors to cover. Be amazed is my professor during the summer break 🥰😘

[shakalaka]

Thank you for sharing this information. I have always been interested in the under water world. To find an ancient artifact under water would be so exciting. I always wanted to be a treasure hunter.LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Spookihi]

I’m pretty sure that’s the road to your moms house

[aussquirrel]

It is crazy. I wish we could explore more but leave it untouched and left alone. Some sea creatures would look insane

[thatgirlthatlikesninjago]

I love the way you narrate its funny and serious 😀😁😉

[brettbouley]

Have dove Yonaguni twice and it really is awesome. But IMO if you get the chance to go do so around February and get a chance to swim when the hammerheads show up there for breeding. Even if you end up thinking the monolith there is just "natural" the chance to free dive with so many hammerheads was epic! To be fair first year I went I felt like I was diving over a pyramid, second year I was a bit more skeptical seeing similar rock formations on the island. Still lean more towards "lost civilization" though!

[juandhernandezreyes]

Your the best informatic channels I ever seen. I am watching literally all of your new videos

[ZombieDowneyJr]

Oddly enough, the original missing ruby slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" were found underwater. lol. They were seated in a paint can and found by Josh Gates in a flooded mine pit.

[LuckyDog-vhPeppergirl]

And it shows how the shifting Earth, has changed so many things over the millennia.

[TheLoxxxton]

Does no-one think this is a classic example of a click bait title?

[sylviahoffman]

Excellent explanations of how these structures were created, discovered, or sunk. I think this is the most educational video of these underwater structures I've seen. Also, the best explanation of the "bends" I've ever heard! Well done on your research and presentation. 🏆👏