The Geography of the Sahara

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  @Aryaman500 · 6 months ago

  Another video Suggestion for you. The Geography of the Tibetan Plateau. It seems like a barren Roof of the World when you look at it, but hides a massive Water Tower and tectonic secrets under its frozen rocky surface.

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  @jerrynoruega1625 · 6 months ago

  Finally something that feels like good old Atlas Pro

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  @gvogas · 6 months ago

  Great video. Suggestion for another one: The Geography of Amazon. Another region that seems uniform at first glance, but hides geography (and archeology) features under a green cover.

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  @MrBattlecharge · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opp4PSHkVDA&amp;t=1705">28:25</a> &quot;Trust me, I could talk for days about this&quot;<br><br>Me : I&apos;ve got days!

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  @Aryaman500 · 6 months ago

  I loved the biogeography phase, but I&apos;m so happy we&apos;re back to geography with this,<br>classic atlas pro! 🤩

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  @hannesw.9088 · 6 months ago

  Lake Mega Chad mentioned! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opp4PSHkVDA&amp;t=1261">21:01</a>

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  @patrickw123 · 6 months ago

  I lived in Mauritania in the western end of the Sahara and the &quot;endless&quot; barren lands are impressive in their own way. When any existing water collects in the wadis between the Hamadan, these oasis and palm forests feel like you&apos;ve entered paradise. You can see how monotheistic religions developed in the harsh desert and how they developed down certain paths. I hope you can explore this stunning region in the future.

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  @martinavila3473 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opp4PSHkVDA&amp;t=180">3:00</a> bro did it on purpose

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  @WizardToby · 6 months ago (edited)

  &quot;On the other side of the Atlas Mountains are the only truly green valleys in North Africa&quot;<br>Nile: Am i a joke to you?!

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  @mathdonuts7007 · 6 months ago

  To chime in regarding some of the more negative comments, I LOVE the style of this video just as much as I love the real-world exploration of the newer ones! I think they&apos;re both really informative and creative facets of the channel. It fuels the geography and environmental science nerds in me both.

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  @produto_pirateado · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opp4PSHkVDA&amp;t=991">16:31</a> thats a great ancient painting right there

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  @doctormaddix2143 · 6 months ago

  Never came so early for such a dry topic!

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