That Was Really Filmed on Camera

#MindWarehouse #IncredibleMoments #CaughtOnCamera #incrediblerevelations

Get ready for some incredible moments captured on camera: a mysterious discovery on the beach, soothing ASMR from the world's deepest lake, and a monstrous dog!

Håkon Anton Fagerås

[Lifeinbelize]

I enjoyed this video so much. Thank you

[WdwaldoGgrow]

This video is like a warm hug for the soul! 🤗

[stevefranklin]

That bear at the picnic has more manners than my 31 year old boys !!!

[puffs]

The way that seal lays its' head down on the other, like "is this okay? can we share?" Other seal, "no"😂😂😂😂

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Mind Warehouse..!! 8:03 I hope the bear doesn't approach the next family who sits on that picnic table.

[mjb]

Did you ever feel like you were one of those ants? And your life is no more important than something that will die in a few days and be forgotten even faster? Yeah, me neither.

[AnnaGiemza-eqle]

That weird egg like is sea sponge. They can grow really big. Storm dislodged it from the rest of the creature.

[pirobotbeta]

I for one like the cheezy thumbnails...I know that MWH always delivers the best random content!
Having an 'over the top' thumbnail is kinda cute...like fancy wrapping on a gift!

[frenchie]

So nothing to do with the thumbnail pic then?

[trendscrashes]

Watching this is like taking a joyride on a unicorn. Magical!

[daisi]

Do not and I mean do not incourage that behavior from your dog! What’s wrong with you? Pushing your dog towards another dog with teeth and lunging is not what you want. Come on now

[koriw]

23:13 Most sea foam is not harmful to humans and is often an indication of a productive ocean ecosystem. But when large harmful algal blooms decay near shore, there are potential for impacts to human health and the environment. Along Gulf coast beaches during blooms of Karenia brevis, for example, popping sea foam bubbles are one way that algal toxins become airborne. The resulting aerosol can irritate the eyes of beach goers and poses a health risk for those with asthma or other respiratory conditions. Scientists studying the cause of a seabird die-offs off California in 2007 and in the Pacific Northwest in 2009 also found a soap-like foam from a decaying Akashiwo sanguinea algae bloom had removed the waterproofing on feathers, making it harder for birds to fly. This led to the onset of fatal hypothermia in many birds.
~ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

[woodlandlady]

Thanks for the video, thoroughly enjoyed it!

[The_Establishment_Is_Satanic]

Stop the silly fake thumbnails, your footage is good you dont need to stoop that low like everyone else..

[raymondtonns]

thanks for these glimpses into life in this world not often seen

[chewbitwing]

You saved the best for last and I loved it!

[envyss]

That was really filmed on camera. Wow, I thought it was filmed on a trash can or a popsicle, I’m glad you clarified it, I would have lost sleep. 🤣😂

[jasonharm]

5:23 that happens on the lake I live on sometimes in the spring. It’s always the last ice of the season.millions of identical little icicles stuck together and very brittle.

[surrenderdaily]

This was awesome, never seen anything like it!

[TacDyne]

16:25 We had one of those hit several months back. Ripped power poles and trees out for 7 city blocks, along with mangling several trailer parks.