15 Things Humans Were Never Meant To See

Deep diving into our vast history as humans on this planet, we have uncovered many things that we were probably never meant to set our eyes on. But with videos like these, how could we possibly look away? And how much of what happens around us every day goes completely unnoticed? Sometimes it’s the camera that’s recording that picks up stuff we humans would never ever notice, and it’s only when we press rewind and rewatch the footage - all is revealed. We are about to see what life is like with our eyes wide open - whether we like it or not. 15 Things Humans Were Never Meant To See

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[sanrek]

Once I saw its raining on one side of my house and on the other side just cloudy.
My mother didn't believe me until I showed her.

[cathybenson]

A long time ago I was on my way home from a shopping centre, I went through 4 separate showers of rain. When I got home it was dry. Lol. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[MsGaloreNails]

Kool vid. The walking ladder made me think of Easter island.

[hectorheslop]

If you are on the dry side of rainfall when the edge of it catches up with you, then you may find it interesting to chance your luck at something or event, of which you have been curious but not certain of the out-come

[stevegeorge]

Well Done! Great Content!
More please...

[SparkLoveall]

The ‘edge of rain’ is a common experience in my life. I live in Serpentine WA, about 65km south east of Perth. It’s mostly pastoral area on a small scale (for WA that is!) and it’s a flat area at the base of the Darling Range. Rain and storms tend to ‘encircle’ rather than pass over Serpentine. It’s like the weather front hits a wall and is redirected around the area then reforms a ‘front’ precisely where the elevation of the land rises. So, when we do get rain, it’s almost always heavy rain from a very strong front. I’ve even experienced 2 mini-tornadoes on my property over the years. A very rare phenomena that causes major destruction for about 1km and it’s only around 150m wide! Both of the next door neighbours weren’t affected at all by the tornado! Properties range between a few hundred acres, to 1 acre. Tiled roofs are almost non-existent here. They’re all ‘tin roofs’. As the rain comes in from the coastal areas, you can hear it approaching on the tin roofs of houses and living on large blocks of land, it’s common for it to be raining in the back yard when it’s fine and sunny in the front yard! It surprised me whenever someone said that they had the weirdest experience that was simply the ‘edge of rain’, I didn’t even know that most people didn’t know that it even existed! It’s been completely normal for me…

[anthonytindle]

Sewer fishing : everything from guppies to crocks and even a Rolex once

[denisevalencia]

Its better if the grass bubble is a bed LOL

[myeyeswentdeaf]

I can’t believe not one of those people laid down on those grass bubbles, that all I could think about. Even if I got wet I wouldn’t pass that up. I’ve never been on a waterbed.

[bassplayeronly]

In germany me and sgt ellis saw the end of the rain bow.. It did touch the ground but it would not let us get within 60 ft... This was in graffenvere germany between 1983 to 1986

[Mocking]

The image of the stepladder moving by automatic driving is valuable～♪

[jms]

There are still tribes that stretch their necks by adding thick rings that are never removed. Sounds uncomfortable to me, but who's to say....

[anthonytindle]

It's not the high-rise fishing with a rod it's the landing net that needs to be massive

[reignstar]

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[realozark]

On the topic of turtle speed. I once stopped my car to "rescue" a Box Totrtice from a rural road. I got out of the car, approached the reptile with intent of moving it out of danger. It took off running!! My wife laughed her @$$ off, I was astounded. That bugger ran like a pro running back. It reached cover well before I could have "helped" it😇

[tomshortstop]

7:00 n they say we need to conserve water 😂

[chadjackson]

To find out things that people won't tell you is to say things that are not true then you figure out who is talking to who and it's a way to find things out that you hear like if you hear things in the woods like sticks braking. Only a few wild animals brake sticks. That are big. And most time animals don't step on unsolid ground. And a stick doesn't brake every step

[tonyfeliciano]

Edge of rain is common in the Caribbean

[yoooo]

No such things as aliens, Eric Snowden would've told us

[dalecannoy]

The pot of gold has something to it because if you look on Google earth and see rainbow it is mostly around Cristal rocks and I found a pattern to the treasure only giants could see.