12 Most Mysterious Finds Scientists Still Can't Explain

The ancient wonders of the world are called "wonders" for a reason. It's because we look upon them and wonder how they were made, and in some cases why they were made, too! Not all of the ancient world's wonders are officially recognised as "wonders," though. You have to look a little harder to find the hidden gems, but we know where they are, and we're bringing them to you in this video.

[phaedrussmith]

If scientists can't explain them, perhaps we should ask someone else.

[lorettaross]

I really like this channel! So much interesting information! Thank you for sharing this and others!

[jeremybarnes]

Thanks for all the great videos! Love your channel, Inforado!

[ianfleming]

INTERESTING VIDEO, IS THE NARRATOR "JOSH GATES" WHO ALSO DOES INTERESTING T.V. PROGRAMMES / DOCUMENTARIES ???

[crimsontyger]

I love this channel but what's an arkapellargo?

[JayTeeNIN]

If experts say those stones are a result of weather conditions for millions of years then that's likely what they are. There are reasons why experts would say that. If they were built by people there will be tool marks and identifying marks. There are good methods to determine how things like that are created and if they are a result of natural conditions. So the people who just don't want to accept that are just irrational. You don't believe things they have no evidence to support it. You withhold your belief until evidence is presented. Believing something without evidence is dishonest even if it turns out you are correct. Those stones may have been carved but without evidence to support it you can't be justified in believing it until it's apparent.

[adamspence]

3 whales rocks gotta be ancient petrified actual whales

[paulinecastle]

Anything not Roman was called barbarian

[davidlancaster]

Wait! Your report on the Ecuadorian globe stone states North America and South America don't appear on it yet your video shows ONLY a facsimile of North and South America. Something ain't right 🤔

[nitdiver]

Hard to take a large rock that looks like a whale by chance and yet most of the world believes a human, the most intricate known thing in the universe, was created by chance. Crazy crazy world.

[greglove]

We should sue the Smithsonian. Who do they really work for

[markvancourt]

I barely made it past the boring first item, only to bale before finishing the second.

[pinkgazelle]

I know how they cut those stones into the exact size and shape they needed to fit the stones that well. The lack of tool marks can be accounted for by natural weathering.

[CarlosGarcia-fiyu]

Ídolos Cemíes de los Tainos were divinities which govern through all nature. This would have been used by the Cacique in their Yucayeques.