I was about to recommend this one. I live in Sweden (I'm from the US) and my SO (who is a Swede) was like "Why isn't the one from Malmberget mentioned in this vid?". Of course, if you try to ask "Which Swedish town has the biggest sink hole?", Kiruna always pops up. However, I think the one is Malmberget is supposedly bigger than the one in Kiruna?

​@@TheReviewQueen82 as a swede myself, I think it's just because Kiruna is much more famous. I haven't seen anything about Malmberget but Kiruna is all over the news.

atleast the last 2 were

You haven’t said why “my boy” (are you as clever as you are conceited?) 🤔

I don’t think you understand what caught on camera means. Just because there isn’t a video of the sinkhole opening doesn’t mean the sinkhole wasn’t caught on camera.

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I call b******* it's not caught on camera.bs.

On the edge of our property, you can hear the underground stream in the spring. It is extremely soft. You can follow the sound clear down to the lake where you can see movement where it enters. Thankfully our house is a ways away on a rock area.

Edmonton built many neighborhoods in the flood plane along the Saskatchewan River. Like that story, one day many people will be homeless after a 100 year flood occurs. Sadly, the city management was bribed to forget the moratorium on development in that area for that exact reason. Corruption happens everywhere despite our best efforts.

its ai

@@Avxt1n I do admire your attempt. Doesn't work on me.

it might not be ai, but im pretty positive its not the same guy that did his first video 6 years ago, sounds completely different and in his first video he slurs his words unlike this godly pronunciation, just saying.@@linda7345n

*These unbelievable scenes made me very impressed and excited, the images and video comments are very good. LIKE a lot, guys*

@@linda7345n Delusional then. Tons and tons of channels using AI nowadays

I found out you can look up on maps the odds of having a sinkhole in your area. Our area is medium.

not anywhere. depends if you got an aquifer below you / ground water. as stated in the previous comment, you can view a map to see if you have ground water beneath you. atleast in the US anyway.

No sink holes can not happen anywhere. Most today happen as result of man made causes. Sink holes are rarely of natural cause

@@drgunnwilliams8239 incorrect. most sink holes today happen naturally in areas that have water underground.

Holy cow!

Should have turn it into an indoor swimming pool at the center of the food court. 😂

umm , i hoppe that got filled in with cement or something ? since if it was flowing water that caused it there still be hoppe the ground at large be geology stable right ? since leaving just a void there even if fixing the pipes... well..

@@Amoth_oth_ras_shash no void was left! They do have inspectors in Kentucky!

@@denniscrane9753 ahh good to hear! all to often the us is a nightmare example of 'outsourced' stuff leading to corp hiding problems rather then dealing with it nice to hear at least some places still has functional regulation to keep some standards up!

I noticed that, maybe alien built?

Probably a much older pipe, there's clear water erosion coming out of it, which makes me think its an old old sewer pipe, soil above it seems To exist at the edge of an old valley or something judging by the color differences, possibly steam though and not water, would want it below the perma frost over there in russia, but these are just guesses

@@davidmedlin8562 Don't think there's any permafrost in El Salvador.

spotted that straight away too, seems unusually deep and is concrete lined

That is a very deep pipe, and interestingly it right above the middle of the hole and at the head of the ravine below, the deepest part. This is pretty hill area and I wonder if it was an underground stream, water pipe, ore sewer that went through a hill. If may be that it was leaking, for a long time, and it eroded the area and created the sinkhole in the first place from it position.

Yep. I believe that one was drilled for ventilation during the alien visitation of 1907.

Incorrect to the context. While one definition of mass does refer to density/weight another definition of mass refers to size being "large in comparison to what is typical" or "large in scope or degree."

In East Anglia the ground is like Swiss cheese due to old and ancient chalk mines, nobody knows where most of them are as record keeping before the industrial revolution (and way into it) about chalk mines was non existent really until the 19th century. A local Llidl's 1/2 mile from my house had just been rebuilt by a few days when the car park opened up a sink hole over an ancient mine. I imagine the thousands of gallons of concrete to stabilise the site wasn't cheap. Something similar happened down a cul-de-sac in St Albans too I remember.

Yes good thinking, they do often say Classic cars are “a money pit”…

@@philtucker1224 hilarious 😆

Hmmm imma check that out. I would bet money your on to something

@@andreahaney42 The Florida is a limestone karst,, soft, porous, and very subject to acidic water. Acidic water, tanins, tea coloured water,, is a normal result of vegetation, leaves and litter, covering the ground and making rainwater percolating down through the sand and soils, mildly acidic,,,, Which, when it comes in contact with a base, limestone,, dissolves it forming caves. Those caves underlie almost everywhere in Florida,,, limestone Swiss cheese. When a cavern, close to the surface gets large enough,, or the ceiling of the cavern too close to the surface,, and/or,, a time of drought when water tables fall,, the roof of the cavern falls in,, a sinkhole is formed. In its extreme,, and given enough years,, some of the sinkhole grow quite wide and large. Certain indications are a sloping ground all the way around one of the lakes,,, and no river exit from the lake. The lake IS at ground water level, and any extra rain or water that flows in flows out under ground. This is exactly why Florida will be entirely in trouble with sea level rise. You can build any dike, sea wall, dam, levee,, any structure at all that might keep sea level and high tides off your property. In Florida, the problem is the water will flow under, through the Swiss cheese, under anything you can build. Sea level rise for centuries has been tiny, slow,, a 1/16th of an inch per decade,,, and then a 1/16th of an inch per year,, and recently a 1/4 of an inch per year,, and more recently 3/4 of an inch per year and the last couple of years,, it may be over an inch per year,, This is NOT theory. These are measurements by satellites. Measurements. Data. It is accelerating rapidly. Sebring, center of the state,, dig down a foot,, and you find beach sand and shells,, and they are not fossils. They are real calcium carbonate shells. Sebring was ocean beach and ocean front 10, 20, 50 thousand years ago? Sebring is 140 feet above sea level. And because of the karst,, there is no way to keep the ocean out.

Yes that would be terrible especially if your whole house dropped down into it while you were sleeping. (I think that happened to a lady that was mentioned in the video) - horrible!

And I have a stinkhole in my toilet😉😋

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Famous last words! Be ready dude!

We get these in the UK, partly because of the natural erosion and partly because of mining. In my area chalk mining was practiced before metallurgy arrived, the locals would dig them out with antlers and animal bones. As such nobody knows where they are. One opened about 20ft across in a supermarket car park 1/2 mile from my house and in a town near me another opened up in a cul-de sac swallowing a house owners driveway and front yard. Both were repaired by filling the void under the sink hole with concrete then rebuilding what had sank. Very expensive process, the concrete lorries have to keep filling for days to fill the space mined out thousands to hundreds of years ago (yes regulation free chalk mining carried on until the 19th century, it's amazing how much can be dug out over periods between ice ages.

A big flock of parrots and swallow live with in it.

Could have been CGI type trick photography maybe..

omg...you are one of THOSE.....

The Corvette Museum in Kentucky?

@ro4eva could be. They actually showed the cars falling into the sinkhole from their security cameras. If I remember correctly.

Yep that was the corvette museum. Sad to see all of them get destroyed like that