The Most Disturbing Things Ever Discovered From Melting Glaciers

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  @stilnaughttelling6587 · 11 days ago

  "Medieval Penguins" and I instantly picture penguins in armor. Disappointed when it wasn't.

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  @Onthebourne · 9 days ago

  Simon, I’ve been climbing in northern Italy for almost 15 years, and the remnants of the “White War” are still everywhere. Fascinating history and an incredible battlefield. You really should cover it! Love the channel — keep it up!

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• CS

  @cstephen98 · 10 days ago

  If the otzi man was killed immediately I'd expect the killer to have looted him. That axe was an expensive, useful item.  If he lasted hours, he'd have a chance to escape/hide before succumbing to his wound.

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• HE

  @hehoosmeltitdeltit · 10 days ago

  Every time I watch a Whistler video and he says, “Whoopsie daisy,” means it’s going to be a wonderful day in the neighborhood! 👍👏😀

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• KA

  @karlslicher8520 · 10 days ago

  The Beaver juice is to help the dogs find any stray darts lost in the undergrowth.

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• PL

  @plasmaburndeath · 10 days ago

  This episode appears to be more 'normal' than other videos released recently, audio normal, Simon actually laughing, seems more grounded.   Which makes me even more SUS on the videos released where things have a dlss 5 style gray fake ai look, audio weirdness and Simons tangents missing, no laughing, no random noise from outside no construction chaos etc.  Just my opinion allegedly

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• P1

  @p1psychoticprankster · 11 days ago

  I love your videos, I've taken up a habit of playing them as I sleep because I just love to hear historical facts while I fall asleep lol

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  @89qwyg9yqa34t · 10 days ago

  It's important to note that beaver castoreum is still used today.

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• PA

  @paulford9120 · 9 days ago

  When I had a flight physical with the US Air Force, in addition to fingerprints they also wanted footprints. <br>&quot;If you&apos;re in a fiery crash, that&apos;s the one part of your body most likely to survive, inside your boots.&quot;<br>Um, thanks guys, I needed that...

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• KA

  @KasumiRose77 · 10 days ago

  I think they were using the beaver oil on the dart to help locate it and whatever ran away carrying it. I bet our smell or our best friends the dog could smell it easily.

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• WH

  @WhiteBreadThunder-op6in · 11 days ago

  Kudos to Simon for pronouncing Chugach correctly.

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• SP

  @Speedy_dew · 10 days ago (edited)

  Its amazing how us commoners get fined for dropping rubbish or not picking up dog dirt but gov&apos;s get to throw away stuff like radioactive trash and old fuel without financal consequence, they don&apos;t even have to clean it up until it becomes a real big problem . . and they&apos;ll still probably do a bad clean job of it.

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