Weird Things Found in Glaciers | Zoo La La (Ep 58) | BBC Earth Explore

There's more to a glacier than just ice. Maddie Moate explains some of the amazing things that have been found inside, from jewels, planes and even people. But the best discoveries are within the architecture of the glacier itself.

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[ajtronic]

I love the way she excitedly presents the information. She's perfect ha.

[lahdeedah]

the way she says 'glacier' get me everytime :P

[smornhin]

Maddie is so cheerful! I really enjoy watching her reports! :)
Keep it up! :)

[FuzzyWuzzyAnipals]

Amazing how we share the Earth with so many things, like the glaciers, that most of us will never see in person, yet we can through the power of technology.
So much to learn about!

[angelgr]

omg I love how she explains everything with that cute accent and charming excitement in her eyes! subscribing!

[krackerkid]

in this episode, americans find out how europeans pronounce several words differently :p 

[Qermaq]

I love the accent. And the brain. And the face. And... well you know.

[tamerdp]

The way she says Glacier

HOHOHOHOHOHOO TOO GOOD

[RichardDrinkPepsi]

Weird things found in deserts? Pretty please? :3

[arnaxxzz]

I'm not the nature man, but this chanel makes it so much more interesting then biology class, national geographic or any other  show. My thumbs shall rise!

[francisdudero]

the "have you ever considered" line makes this channel a lot more unique than other channels.

[taytaytaylorj]

"Have you ever considered..."? A guaranteed question that I will learn something new soon :D

Great work as always guys!

[mohdmelikiabubakar]

I love when you say

"Hi im maddie"

Thats was the best part

[supercool]

I love how the Brits make glacier sound glass-ear.

[SamuelJohnKing]

watching Maddie, than that Utsie jumps out at me! 

[Wolvenmoon]

Man Maddie you always make my brain tick...thank you!

[MrDuckKiller]

Learnt more from this video than i have the the past month in geography class..

[TechLaboratories]

Glaciers are so cool!  For those of us in North America, most of our topography has been shaped by glaciers from the last ice age - Everything from our hills that were deposited as drumlins, to most of our top soil in the central farm-rich countries, our broad lakes and huge river systems, all resulting from glaciers!

[rossjennings]

Anyone else notice that her pronunciation changes at 3:16? Every other time she says it, it's "glassier" to my American ears, but that once it's "glacier." Also, her "debris" goes from DEB-ree to deb-REE at 1:58.

[fletcherstenki]

Well done. Healthy scientific enthusiasm, good pace, beautiful mind... you've another subscriber :)