What's Actually Hiding Under the Sands of Sahara

The Sahara Desert is known for its vast expanse of endless sand dunes, but what lies beneath the surface is a mystery that has puzzled scientists for decades. Don't miss out on today's epic video to see what amazing secrets are hidden under the sands of the Sahara!

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[justinpettenuzzo]

I can only just imagine the prehistoric animal and plant fossils that are hidden away underneath that sand.

[jaroslavsvaha]

I've been quite critical of The Infographics Show in the past, for boiling down complex topics to the point of being misleading, but I really like this video. Drawing attention to lot of fascinating topics, and no need to explain away African advanced cultures with aliens.

[KingKlz]

Great to see Jimmy Corsetti's initially research and theory to spread to such a large and informative channel

[John-isdw]

0:53 he says 250000 years ago but the description says 25000

[Tiersmoke]

It's hard to believe ancient Africans had pail complexions.

[doncarlodivargas]

What if the Ruchart structure never have been a city but people believed what they saw was ruins from a city?
In my opinion the most reasonable explanation

[tastymochalatte]

I recommend watching the UKs BBC - Africa series - Sahara - with David Attenborough

Outstanding host and fantastic documentary, he is a legend! 👏

[samwinstanley]

JRE be on point with the podcast about this

[cantbyou]

Wow, don't take into account the change volcanoes can have on an environment, because of two volcanoes erupting in spectacular fashion we are currently getting record snowfalls in April along the Canadian - U.S Border in April ! (An Indonesian Feb. '22 and another, Russian in March '23)

[dougkennedy]

The wobble you seem to be referring to is actually a magnetic pole flip. It has happened before and will happen again.

[cerisejones]

Lol they don't wanna say mega lake chad 😂😂😂😂

[fishybusinessco.]

We must protect all of this beautiful knowledge

[UncleBuZ]

My house smells like the Kingdom of Kush.

[tom_mazda]

Quality vid, any news on the alien invasion day 200-300 ?

[FuneralProcession]

Narrator: 250.000 years ago the lake formed
Graphics: 25.000 years ago
Come on guys... 😊

[lawrenceiverson]

12::00 Picture is uncharacteristically accurate The saddles have no stirrups which weren't invented till later

[djp]

Now do a video about how the Egyptian Pyramids were actually used to produce chemicals such as ammonia for fertilization.

[stylore]

So at the end of the video, you are referring to the Amazon as the next case?

[wesleyhawkey]

Humans aren’t just bad button👍 lol and great video loving this content

[rachelfrankis]

Can you please do what if zmdadwe was a world power