The Bering Strait Line Explained...

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[tylerperez]

“Jamie, pull up the video of the short faced bear stopping humans from crossing the Bering strait.”

[bernardwilson]

You can walk from the US to Canada through Alaska into Russia from Russia onto China from China to Africa

[MrAmhara]

Actually Eastern Siberia is part of the North American tectonic plate.

[sheikhu]

"Stranding a branch of the human species ", that's pretty terrifying, imagine the world straight up melting and you can't go back home cause large boats havent been invented yet

[sundayznostalgianightz]

Off topic, but that loop is so good 👍

[Hunter-byjz]

They are both soooo high and Im here for it

[GriceCole-uepc]

That's how we unlocked all the DLCs

[Cove-od]

The early human migrations to North America, as supported by scientific evidence, occurred tens of thousands of years before the events described in the Biblical timeline. The Biblical timeline, as derived from religious texts, is focused primarily on the Middle East and does not provide specific details about human migrations to North America or other regions outside that scope. Therefore, it is not possible to directly overlay the early human migrations to North America with the timelines described in the Bible. The scientific understanding of human migration is based on archaeological, anthropological, and genetic evidence, while the Biblical timeline is a religious and theological framework that serves a different purpose. It's important to approach these subjects separately, as they pertain to different areas of knowledge and study.

[krishanmorris]

''Jaime pull up the shortface bear fighting the russians in the bearing land bridge''

[rader]

Always wondered how they crossed Bering Sea.

[Ace-brkd]

Crazy how mankind reunited again when we made it to north and south america and started war with the native people instead of hugging our long lost brothers and sisters and share culture and shit like that. Humanity truly is a failure

[baileypanama]

Basically this explains the world wide flood. It separated the nations. Then the Tower of Babel which gives the diversity of languages

[JanProstejovsky]

How did humans cross from the Bering Strait into North America if the path was blocked by enormous glaciers?

[ThatiMSport]

I was just thinking about who was on that when it melted

[rich]

This is how the American Indians came across from China

[warriorclassmedia]

Don't forget the Poles switch/Shift. The crossed and became the Mexican people

[EnrickoPulliam-gq]

South America and Africa appears to fit like a puzzle. Any crossings happen there?

[FrackingRich]

Almost like it’s a cycle of some sort, maybe global warming is a result of less ice and the beginning of a new ice age is to come…imagine that

[billanderson]

Rogan has NEVER heard this?!?! Rogan has never read about the Native American crossing the Bering Strait 25, 000 years ago?!?! Anyway, it's a good clip.

[brandonclifton]

Animation is not Asia and North America…