Staggering Depth Of Baikal: World's Deepest Lake

In this video, we delve into the mysterious world of Lake Baikal, the world's oldest and strangest water body.

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[StrangerThanFictionSTF]

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[psygnale]

As an old jarhead, I love when people use “military-grade” as if its supposed to be cool.

In the case of subs, it denotes a LACK of performance as mil-spec can’t go that deep, because they don’t need to.

Civilian research subs OTOH have easily and repeatedly reached the bottom of Challenger Deep.

“Military grade” mainly translates to “designed and manufactured by the lowest bidder”.

[lynnc]

We should send some billionaires down to check.

[anuthisis]

I never knew a lake could hold these many secrets. Quite interesting.

[HzHz]

Lake Baikal also has very strong magnetic anomalies.
Thank you.

[michaeldeierhoi]

This was an intereting bideo about Lake Baikal and it got most everything right factually. However, the last ice age ended 10, 000 years ago not 100, 000 years. Technicallly we are still in an ice age just in a intermediate period following the most recent glacier surge.

[rissataodjedinstvarilti]

very good and to the point video. Well worth the time.

[thunderhog]

Great video. Informative but a good mix of entertaining facts and conspiracies as well

[emrickkokani]

That's interesting. It probably holds many secrets.

[JoranaRowan]

Very interesting and well put together video, I look forward to seeing more 👍

[hross]

We should send corrupt politicians to check it out

[Shadowoftheoldones]

The monster of Lake Baikal is real. He brought me to his underwater kingdom. His name is Ol' Greg, and he likes Baileys.

[jerometaperman]

Arctic, Arctic, Arctic! You even spelled it wrong.

[mournblade]

10:18 Twenty-four forty feet. That's the moment I realized the narrator was AI.

[rEdf]

On Vancouver Island Canada we have Cameron Lake a small 10 km lake near Port Alberni which is said to be incredibly deep where the actual depth from the surface to bottom is still unknown

[JNO_JNO]

I have a friend Ergen, who is an Indigenous woman from this region. Her people have fascinating stories about the lake and the giant eel spirit who still lives there.

[marshallsweatherhiking]

The US Great Lakes are not as old, but still go back several million years. Though not in the exact same location, they existed during previous interglacial periods.

[simo]

2 points:

- the Mediterranean sea is way deeper than the Bajkal lake, because in the Greek sea, the deepest point is 5, 2 km!
- the last ice age ended 11.200 years ago, not 100.000

[Ron]

They saw strange creatures in there according to some 'other' video channels.

[arshadsalon]

Blown away! The part about the mysterious creatures was covered superbly. All facts. Subscribing rn!