"Walking Rocks" Now we know how Rocky got 1st place in the snail race 😂👌

1. The hum is caused by repeated oceanic waves causing vibrations in a frequency range that a very few people can hear. It is not a delusion, as it shows up on seismographs. 2. Walking rocks slide across the wet mud when it rains. No ice, just slick mud. Look it up, they only move when it rains. 3. Mushrooms are not complete organisms, they are the reproductive organs of a fungal organism that resides underground. The underground portion is called mycellium. Mushrooms only grow from the edges of the mycellium, not the center, which is why they are near perfect circles. 4. What is the mystery behind a bunch of ancient spheres? These are definitely possible to make without modern tools, with a little ingenuity. The sandstone ones are thought to be a natural phenomenon. 5. These have been explained as fossilized tree trunks that, due to their density, eroded more slowly than the sandstone around them. Nothing unexplainable about soft rocks eroding more quickly than hard rocks. As for "hasn't been proven," I suggest you google Occam's Razor. 6. These are fireworks. The people setting them off were caught red-handed and even videotaped, and there are zero historical accounts of them before the 20th century. 7. The father of the Pollock sisters had a huge hard-on for reincarnation and repeatedly claimed that the girls were their sisters reincarnated even before they were born. No photographic evidence exists of the matching birthmarks. The girls probably grew up thinking they were their dead sisters reincarnated because their father taught them to be. 8. There are 7 items in this video, not 10.

Why do they show Doctors when talking about Scientist and Researchers???

"No one can explain" Wait..have you seen the comment section?

the moving rocks are from the episode of Spongebob where Spongebob and Squidward deliver a pizza

2:28 - Seriously? One mushroom drops spores around it... next cycle there is a circle... they drop spores around them... next cycle... larger circle... scientists can't figure it out??? PLLLEEEAAASSSEEEE....

@01:37 a dentist holding a X-ray of someones teethe shows proof this is all fact...

"In Cawsta Rica, on the islands of Isla Del Canyu"

Number 11: Donald Trumps hair

What about the phenomenon of raising prices and why nickel-candy can now cost as much as five dollars in some places.

She says scientists but he is wearing doctor gear and holding up a x ray of a body

Pretty sure the the fairy rings are due to mycelium spread.

Why would a scientist studying rock movements be wearing a stethoscope. ? Maybe the rocks have a heartbeat?? LOL.

Why did the video show doctors when talking about the walking rocks? It had nothing to do with doctors looking at a xray.

1:03 it's not just a boulder, it's a rock! It's a big beautiful old walking rock. oh, the pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!

when you want to make a list of unexplaned things, make sure they are unexplaned... seriously!

Fairy rings are actually caused by high amounts of hyphane in the ground

The rocks have clearly been explained, by science. I've seen it covered in a classroom.

walking rocks has been explained. Apparently ice forms on the bottom of the rocks and when it melts it slides. Uphill sliding is possible because one side melts faster then the other.

The mushrooms form in circles so that when one mushroom dies the mushroom next to it can retrieve the nutrients from it and keep thriving, it is an adaptation the fungi has evolved over years to help with survival and supporting the other fungi around it. Scientists have already discovered this.

Some types of mushrooms 'explode' their spores so.they land a little distance away from the parent plant. I think a logical explanation is that a capsule exploded and the spores landed equidistant from the parent plant, forming the circle. This effect would be strongest where there is no wind to disperse the spores until they start taking root where they landed

I think science explained sailing stones ! It's a recent discovery

What a failure of an idea for a video, this comment is underrated: ResidentMilf 7 months ago 1. The hum is caused by repeated oceanic waves causing vibrations in a frequency range that a very few people can hear. It is not a delusion, as it shows up on seismographs. 2. Walking rocks slide across the wet mud when it rains. No ice, just slick mud. Look it up, they only move when it rains. 3. Mushrooms are not complete organisms, they are the reproductive organs of a fungal organism that resides underground. The underground portion is called mycellium. Mushrooms only grow from the edges of the mycellium, not the center, which is why they are near perfect circles. 4. What is the mystery behind a bunch of ancient spheres? These are definitely possible to make without modern tools, with a little ingenuity. The sandstone ones are thought to be a natural phenomenon. 5. These have been explained as fossilized tree trunks that, due to their density, eroded more slowly than the sandstone around them. Nothing unexplainable about soft rocks eroding more quickly than hard rocks. As for "hasn't been proven," I suggest you google Occam's Razor. 6. These are fireworks. The people setting them off were caught red-handed and even videotaped, and there are zero historical accounts of them before the 20th century. 7. The father of the Pollock sisters had a huge hard-on for reincarnation and repeatedly claimed that the girls were their sisters reincarnated even before they were born. No photographic evidence exists of the matching birthmarks. The girls probably grew up thinking they were their dead sisters reincarnated because their father taught them to be. 8. There are 7 items in this video, not 10.

You need to do more research, pretty much all of these phenomena have been explained by science.

It's night time and I decided to watch this video but the music is creeping me out

Who just came here for the big orange wave ✋🏼✋🏼

the last one was creepy.

did anyone else think last one is similar to "The lost doll" story?

Here come the "scientist"

The biggest mystery to me in this video is the background music. Somebody help!! Well atleast it's not Darude - Sandstorm.

Fairy rings are caused by old tree roots that rot under ground and grow mushrooms

Naga fireballs hmmm kamehameha?

I wanna say something but I don't know what so hi everybody!

rock: "Ay! Dont move me!" Frisk: *moves him anyway because they needs to get through*

"it's not just a Boulder, it's a rock, the pioneers used to ride these babies for miles"

The "pipe" images are a rock formation in Australia, and they're very well explained.

Since the Walking Rocks move fast, I'm going to steal one of them and use it for a street race.

the rocks are explained in Winter the floor is Ice and the wind move the rocks

I believe the soul moves from host to host and maybe even sometimes comes back again to the same family, under certain circumstances .

the mystery is why my dog farts at night

The moving rocks have been demystified.

Most of these have already been explained, im about to unsubscribe because every video you guys post is wayy behind. I mean seriously! Mushrooms disperse their spores equally in all directions, hence a circle!

The moving rocks thing is explained in my science book

**grabs moving rock** NOW I HAVE A REAL PET ROCK! Hmm... I will name you... Rocky!

ahh, the good old wind driven, frost floating sailing stones.

You forgot about the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids. There are plenty of explanations on how they were built but still no one is really sure. The accuracy of it and size makes it impossible to build with the type of technology they had back then and we still don't know how to build one even with the technology we have today.

the hum that was heard was from deep earth drilling. come to North Texas I'll show you the inside of one of these huge underground roads. they are all over the country.

The real phenomena science cant explain is why I always lose my socks in the wash.

My dad has a fairy ring in his backyard too. I never knew it had a name I just thought it was kinda cool.

Kids being recincarted wtf I'm out I want a new world please

Ferry ring is actually caused by something underground (usually wood) decomposing. As it decomposes, it creates a layer of mycelium either on the surface or just below. The mycelium holds the moisture underneath it making perfect conditions for mushroom's to grow.

Maybe the sphere stones come from the old war where spartans or barbarians use it as a cannon ball in the catapult

Rocks have already been explained, it due to ice from a lake, which melts during the day and freezes on cold nights.

The "twins" one is not special at all, it is just a coincidence, I can't blame people that will think it is something special because the human brain is designed to make patterns our of nowhere, don't believe me? Go watch Vsause

The fire balls could be chunks of lithium or other such metals, they react with water and set on fire and are also less dense than water. This, depending on the depth, could be the reason they launch into the air.

the fireballs are gases, the rocks are most likely composed of a particular mineral that changes its consistency of makeup with weather change which makes it easy to move..maybe there's lead and it has to with magnetism

Do you even do research? The sound doesn't happen in Australia, it happens in New Zealand

These are all known facts that have rational explanations. Why are you marketing them as something supernatural? 1) Walking rocks based liquefaction and ice. 2) Fairy rings and based on spore expression and expulsion. Have you ever said "Hey, why is there a growth of dandlelions growing in a circular manner? Duh! 3) The spheres are based on the K-T impact event in the Yucatan. Molten rock goes up, and it becomes a glob and falls back to Earth. 4)The pipes are basalt structures. It was once a volcanic area. You can look up basalt cave formations on google. 5) Naga fire balls are similar to swamp gas that is ionized. Not aliens of supernatural things. You can find that information EVERYWHERE online. 6) Pollack Sisters are just parents holding on to their dead children and make up things to easy their guilt and emotional trauma. People in grief will manufacture things in their own mind. That is how the brain works.

the reason the rocks move on their own was explained years ago, i cant remember exactly and i cant be arsed to google it (but i know you will get the answer if you do)

Fairy rings appear in my school every time it draws close to November and when they're not there, there are patches of dirt where the mushrooms would have been until they appear again.

Dr. Monty is the reason for this

We would probably figure out these mysteries much faster if we got the right people on it and not a couple of radiologists.

Fairy rings are easy to explain. As many people know, the real fungus is called mycelium, the mushroom is just the way it spreads it's spores. Well, the mycelium under the ground feeds off of nutrients in the soil. when it runs out of "food" it spreads further throughout the ground, and grows it's mushrooms further out. Then the process repeats, forming new mushrooms along the outer edge of the mycelium

I don't know if you ever looked into it, but check old Scott Owen's stuff on Post Glacial Rebound Effect. Ya know the effects of a nuclear age: the over 2000 bombs set off, the nuclear power plants, Cheryl noble, Fukashima, on and on...just don't fade away.

That last one was mad trippy

I stepped in one of those circles in my yard and nothing happened

I heard the hum and can some days still hear it

The moving rock theory is when a substance, in which I don't know, makes the rocks under side slippery and wind in the area moves them

Baigong Pipes? You have pictures of columnar basalt. No mystery there. I can tell just looking at them.

Damnit I keep seeing that Mafia 3 ad on everyone of these videos and it pisses me off that I can't afford to get it!

1:18 See guys!? That shows that Patricks' rock won on its own!

The way she pronounces Costa Rica😂😂😂

the sound in nm was made by the magma and the core I live there and studied it

the sailing rock phenomenon has actually been explained

also that rock moving one has been solved. its ice that builds and helps nove the rocks or something similar.

Right! Costa Rica that's where I left those, you know you getting old when you can't remember where you left your giant balls

Most of these are preety obvious

the rock one is ice it's hard to explain but look it up

This is the most interesting program I have watched today. Thank you

the moving rocks are caused by condensation. A small layer of water is blocked by the rock when trying to come out of the ground causing it to slide up to 2 inches every year.

Oh my god I freaked out with the twins!! :0

3:54 best photo ever

Fairy circles are made when I mycelial Matt grows out from a central in all directions, the edge where there is new growth is where the fruits can form. This also increases the reach of where spores can fall.

the pipes one reminded me of this show I saw and it talked about some beings known as the creators and I thought they could have done the drilling because they helped people before the great flood and they had advanced tools

the second one was explained

The Naga Fireballs are just North korea testing mini-missiles

"A tooth pick to very large"... science meets KZfaq !

1. maybe power lines? 2. thin ice layers under the sand 3. ? 4. shaped with smaller and sandstone rocks 5. ? 6. methane being released

Fairy Circles? I have 2 in the yard. In the center, underground, is the main one. It's roots spread out and grow above ground. The mushrooms are just centering their underground form...

Wait, "Sometimes figuring out a mystery is a challenge" WHEN IS SOLVING A MYSTERY NOT A CHALLENGE?!?

The walking rocks was just a result of the area flooding, freezing, and melting while taking the rocks with it. Some dude actually put a camera on one of them.

4:30 I remembered a story I saw a few months ago...I don't know if its real...but it said that fireballs that flies out of water, are actually people that died in water that rested peacefully and are now going to the afterlife....

sorry to brake it to you but fungus release spores that's why there are circles the centre one dies

Bruh the last one was creepy

Legend says that if U damage those balls U'll hear horrific screams from souls suffering from damaged testicles.

the cover for this video is orange rain and its not in the video ive seen it once and i cant find any information on it at all does anyone know anything about orange rain?

the hum has also been heard in other English speaking countries 😂

Ay, what if the " hum " is earth itself.......? Or the government......!?😮

The granite spheres may have been a result of volcanic activity so severe that the magma had become space borne and formed as a sphere as a result of being in a microgravity environment.

That last one though