10 Strange Things Found Frozen In Ice Antarctica

Antarctica is one of the most mysterious places on Earth. ☃️ It’s the coldest location ever discovered, with an average temperature of -58ºF and an occasional drop to as low as -128.5ºF. ❄️ In addition, this continent remains the least explored. Antarctica has no time zones, no countries, and only 2 ATMs. We're gonna tell you about 10 mysterious and bizarre findings that have been discovered in the ice of Antarctica.

TIMESTAMPS:
Elongated skulls 2:42
An ancient meteorite 3:28
Ancient fossils 4:19
Petrified remains of an unusual animal 5:01
Blood waterfall 5:44
Dry valleys 6:26
100-year-old whiskey 7:23
A scary creature 8:06
An underground lake 8:43
A frozen ship 9:36

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SUMMARY:
- This was a truly shocking discovery: 3 elongated skulls were found in Antarctica in 2014. These skulls were the first human remains uncovered in Antarctica.
- For the last 50 years, people have found more than 10,000 meteorites in Antarctica. Some of them are more than 700,000 years old.
- It turns out that dinosaurs used to live in Antarctica! Since the ‘80s, scientists have discovered almost a ton of fossils there. Most of these remains are more than 71 million years old.
- Archaeologists made another amazing discovery in 2009: the ice of Antarctica had been hiding the fossilized remains of a unique creature. It was the size of a modern cat, but, unlike our popular pets, the animal was egg-laying.
- An unaware onlooker might easily believe that the Taylor Glacier is leaking blood. Terrifying blood-red liquid indeed flows over the ice and falls into the sea. Luckily, the origin of this water isn't dramatic at all. This unusual waterfall contains so much iron oxide that it makes the water look like blood.
- While Antartica is a snow-covered continent, you probably wouldn’t associate it with a lack of water. However, this land is home to one of the driest locations on our planet: the Dry Valleys.
- 2 boxes of excellent Scotch whiskey were hidden in the ice of Antarctica for more than 100 years. After archaeologists discovered this unexpected treasure, they didn't remove it from its ice trap immediately because they were afraid of damaging their finding.
- At a depth of 1,100 ft, American archaeologists made a truly terrifying discovery — they came across an unknown creature that didn't resemble any other living being known to people.
- Scientists know of approximately 400 lakes in Antarctica. Due to incredible pressure, water stays liquid even when its temperature is below the standard freezing point.
- In 1914, the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition began. Its aim was to cross the icy continent from one side to the other. 2 ships participated in the voyage. Tragically, one of them got stuck in the ice and was crushed.

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[BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

This fact is really awesome! 2:42 Which one surprised you the most?

[NodMan]

*_The fact that Antarctica has two ATMs was the most interesting thing on the list..._*

[BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

TIMESTAMPS:
Elongated skulls 2:42
An ancient meteorite 3:28
Ancient fossils 4:19
Petrified remains of an unusual animal 5:01
Blood waterfall 5:44
Dry valleys 6:26
100-year-old whiskey 7:23
A scary creature 8:06
An underground lake 8:43
A frozen ship 9:36

[gaganb.]

Penguin 1: I am outta cash..


Penguin 2: My home's just near the atm. Let me get some cash, so we can buy fish.

[myamerica]

I've been to Antarctica 15 times over 2 seasons, I was part of a C130 crew working for Adventure Network and we landed on an unprepared blue ice field. Very bumpy landing! It is a beautiful place but really unforgiving, making a mistake here can cost you dearly.

[rab]

so if I go to antartica and steal one of the atm's, I can say I once stole half of the atm's of a continent.

[vipashibarua]

Am not bragging but am genuinely proud to say... *my dad's one of the scientists who had his expedition in Antarctica* For 3 times (2005, 2011 & 2013 for more than a year each time) and maybe will go for more

[WrangleMcDangle]

"it is the coldest location ever discovered"


space: tf man

[cryptosherpa]

No Rain in 2 Million Years and Still Holds 80% of the World's Water.. Crazy Stuff..

[williamlowery]

"Dinosaurs used to live on Antarctica...in the 80s" man... the 80s were some wild times

[sihmonahblyf]

Actually I lived in Mcmurdo Station Antarctica for 6 months. The Army, Navy, AirForce and New Zealand Army, and the National Science Foundation are everywhere on this continent. There is a Chapel, a large Mess Hall serving great food, A Bar, a gym, an Ice Pier, and Air Terminal. The ATM is at McuMurdo Station by the Base Exchange and there is one at Scott Base. Civilization is prominent and there is a clinic there too. I have pictures from my 6 months living there and I certainly have no reason to lie about my venture in 1992. I've only met one person since I have returned who was stationed there. I met him at a Veterans Program at the FCC in 2015 in D.C. I have two Army friends who I keep I am friends with to date who were my roommates in Antarctica, Mcmurdo barracks. And yes we needed money to buy souvenirs, snacks, uniforms, toiletries to include soap, detergent, sanitary pads, and shampoo, and gifts to mail home to family. The strangest thing I saw there were Penguins that weren't afraid of humans. There was much more but he covered most of it.

[ellashipley]

My grandma once went there. She told me this story about how one of the scientists there was tagging a penguin, and he was holding the penguin incorrectly, and it bit off his ear! Luckily there was a vet back at the base who sewed it back on, but talk about odd...

[senthilvelearthy]

Guy : there are 2 ATMS in Antarctica

Me: penguins also have to use money for food no fair

[sincerely_hn]

5. Sid from ice age
4. Bigfoot
3. Titanic
2. Illuminati hideout
1. Wakanda

[HighAlltimes]

I’m waiting for them to discover a boy in an ice sphere named Aang

[racerxc]

8:08
Last week on “In search of” an unidentified creature similar to this was found and well documented in Scotland in the 1800’s, It May have gave rise to the Loch Ness monster tales, If you see the episode note the shape of the head, the boney structure and the fur. The creature found was much larger and specimens were taken and are in the Royal Museum, I kid you not.

[Kelly-ytko]

There’s so much in our own waters that we have yet to discover, and on Earth itself, it’s amazing .. I wouldn’t be surprise if the aliens laugh at us

[asfnprivateschool]

I would love to visit Antarctica as well as all lands in our world. I’m waiting for my resources to do so. Until then, thank you for sharing such wonderful information with us

[mischermer]

I would like to know how they determined that one of the meteorites found in Antarctica came form Mars

[sillylittleboy]

Literally everyone else: THERES ATM MACHINES!!!
Me: penguin