Most Mysterious Places Scientists Just Can't Explain!

From burial mounds left behind by lost Kingdoms to bizarre creatures in a poisonous cave, here are 9 mysterious places scientists can’t explain.


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[caroljo]

I woke up this morning feeling very depressed. However, after bingewatching 2 1/2 hours of Origins Explained, I feel *much* better!!! Thank you, Katrina!!!

[Shazistic]

Don't think what people think or say about you, you were not born on this earth to please everyone

[penny_the_wiser]

So cool. I love learning and Origins Explained is a great way to do so.

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[allanmccoy]

Always enjoy watching your vidz. All are very informative. Keep up the great work Katrina

[katalinas]

Shouldn't this channel be called Origins Unexplained?

[garyjust.johnson]

Katrina and her staff of researchers have made another great video!

[dawnmason]

I love the dancing forest, wonder why they grow so strange.

[thatweirdguyfromoz]

Kat can educate us more than any school book!!

[timkickinkuiken]

#4 - if plastic was used. Plastic would not just disintegrate into nothing if the Devils Kettle water flow had enough pressure. Still confused about that one.

[rakeshmaharana]

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[WishintobeFishin]

She should make a podcast it would be awesome

[sharonashcraft]

I love this series it is great thank you

[willCollett]

#7) I went there way back in the 70's with friends - they weren't interested in it. I went around and I had heard that it was built by saint Columba the Irish monk. But, aside from the big slab of flat stone, too much looked too modern. There were some interesting formations.

[floydriebe]

hi, Katrina! mysterious, momentous, monumental and mystical! this post has much to be intrigued by. ancient tombs, weird trees, bizarre crater, strange lights, lethal cave, disappearing river and, yes, aliens. some are surely natural phenomenons but no less fascinating. i've seen trees like that around here but we always called them wolfman thrones. ha! and i would like to see those lights in the sky! wonder what those folks are smoking? keep 'em comin, Kat. we'll be watchin.

[calchristensen]

In Salt Lake City, Utah called gravity hill by the capital.

[kirayamato]

U should make a podcast or audiobook katrina.

[gabriellevalerio]

One of the old channels that me and my siblings watched

[patsisaunders]

In England, London we have one known as hangman's hill, story says it's an old hanging point and the reason why you can see yourself going uphill is because the people that were hung there push you up the hill, beautifully scary 🤷🏼‍♀️

[dougdingey]

Hmm. Anyone notice how kurgan entrance resembles the great pyramids inner roof?