I visited the falls some time ago,Part of its beauty is the noise of the cascading water and the oxygen when you’re close to the edge.The view from the air is also fantastic as the pilot circles the falls given you an opportunity to take your photographs and video.
@Leopard_Lover29 күн бұрын
Love your channel ❤
@atribhattacharyya2631Ай бұрын
Wonderful. I hope I will visit there someday. ❤❤
@lonceyswildcairns333Ай бұрын
Thanks so much for everything ❤ Man, this is so funny, I’m a taxi driver and dropped off this Guyanan woman and her coworkers at the airport, only last week, thinking she was from Africa, haha 😂 She was commenting quite a lot, on just how beautiful Cairns is, and how it’s like there, and I think she said she could live here ❤ I don’t blame here 😂 Now I see why Guyana is so beautiful to ❤
@swissarmytenor2 ай бұрын
Less traveled and lesser known = more real and unique? Less crowded, yes. A marvelous sight? Definitely!
@johnbruno68682 ай бұрын
Good story, thanks!
@loqeceacomocea2 ай бұрын
MUY PRONTO OCUPAREMOS EL TERRITORIO ESEQUIBO, UN LUGAR LEGALMENTE VENEZOLANO, CON DOCUMENTACION TANTO EN VENEZUELA COMO EN ESPAÑA QUE NOS HACEN DUEÑOS DESDE LA CAPITANIA GENERAL DE VENEZUELA, GUYANA NO TIENE UN SOLO DOCUMENTO DE ESE LUGAR QUE LO CONFIRME COMO SUYO, ELLOS SABEN QUE NO LE PERTENECE... OJO NO ES INVACION SOLO TOMAREMOS LO QUE ES PROPIO, GUYANA SABE CUAL ES SU TIERRA ORIGINAL Y NO ES EL ESEQUIBO
@iftikharhusain62862 ай бұрын
Subhan Allah
@hoser77063 ай бұрын
Always dresmed of paddling and hiking Ellesmere and Baffin. Great video thanks. Keep making them please. Just an fyi though, pretty sure Polar Bears are considered marine not land mammals. Not to be a 🇨🇦🍆 about it. Lol❤
@WrappedInSky-uu3pj3 ай бұрын
Very interesting. Thank you very much. Your illustration for the "many species of crustaceans and fish" was quite disturbing. Well done if you were trying to make a point. : ( 4:35
@jackmurphy10813 ай бұрын
These are great videos man. Do you have another channel that you keep it up with or did you decide making videos wasn't for you?
@stn09203 ай бұрын
Gosh, people who want to correct the guy for saying tallest... you need to pay attention. Maybe listen before arguing.
I think you have not heard chitrakoot waterfall in Bastar, chhattisgarh . I think chitrakoot is wider than this fall
@joelwillems40814 ай бұрын
Well, Tom Cruise needs to do some kind of stunt at this place!
@svmafs64014 ай бұрын
Tugela falls in South Africa...
@aggabus4 ай бұрын
Angel Falls Tugela Falls Niagara Falls Yosemite Falls Browne Falls Gocta Cataracts Iguazu Falls James Bruce Falls Victoria Falls Tres Hermanas Falls Vinnufossen Yumbilla Falls Inga Falls Kjelfossen Vermilion Falls Catarata Yumbilla Celilo Falls Colonial Creek Falls Langfoss Mardalsfossen Mongefossen Nohkalikai Falls Ramnefjellsfosse
@Pineconepicker14 ай бұрын
I lived on Baffin Island in the 1970's for 2 1/2 years in a northern hamlet called Arctic Bay. It was established in the 1950's during the Cold War by the Canadian Federal government who forcibly moved the Inuit there from northern mainland Canada.
@marc-etiennemercier65844 ай бұрын
This is what you have in mind when you're a kid watching Tarzan or some movie about the jungle.
@FrossYT4 ай бұрын
A simple google search would tell you that you’re wrong. Definitely not the tallest single drop. Angel falls first. There’s more before this one I believe.
@ih18143 ай бұрын
The title never says tallest. It says largest. Which I mean is kind of deceiving, but it means largest single drop waterfall by volume of water
@jasonallen36784 ай бұрын
Thank you
@mikeflash19734 ай бұрын
No. You all are in Guyana to find what you all can steal, like usual. That's what wp do.
@mr.wright98674 ай бұрын
Click LIKE......i DARE you!
@AckzaTV4 ай бұрын
Thats more than 1 drop
@mariobrunodelprete80223 ай бұрын
Y está también está en Venezuela
@bigobannon45644 ай бұрын
I can imagine dinosaurs roaming around here
@UpToOTop5 ай бұрын
Can I buy and take care of these animal? Is it possible?
@homiet-rex6 ай бұрын
Definitely makes sense why some speculated and wrote about the idea of there being surviving populations of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures upon these tepuis. With the history and the way they formed it would absolutely make sense!, and while reality can be often disappointing it’s still fun to learn about the actual creatures that live there, and to speculate about what could be if such extinct animals were able to live on a South American plateau separated from the rest of the world like in arthur conan doyle’s book. Anyways great video!
@gorillachronicles6 ай бұрын
Where does the water go at the bottom, it doesn't seem to continue flowing
@ravman11847 ай бұрын
Tallest first drop people not the Tallest Angels falls the Tallest
@johnnypootoogook68697 ай бұрын
Those mountain tops that had a V-shape. Some say, there were giant trees, all have been felled, they say, a petrified tree stumps.
@sergeantkawaii80707 ай бұрын
ayo first video? lol
@WorldThought20248 ай бұрын
Bro’s thumbnail: r/mapswithoutnz
@etiendre8 ай бұрын
When is a piece of land not considered an Island anymore?
@mars70548 ай бұрын
Wunderbares Video. Mystisch, voller Geheimnisse und so herausfordernd. Manchmal ist es besser, diese Gegenden zu belassen, wie sie sind, ohne Touristen , ohne Wissenschaftler. Ohne Kommerzialisierung. Und einfach mal staunen und der Phantasie Raum geben. Ich will nicht wissen, was dort ist. Ich möchte das ungewisse Spiel meiner Phantasie bewahren und mich träumen in das Reich des Unbekannten. Wenn ich alles wissen kann, wo ist dann noch der Raum für meine Phantasie? Das Unbekannte bewahren als das, wo man auf die Entdeckungsreise zu sich selbst kommen kann. Der Traum zu sich selbst in dem Geheimnis der Begegnung mit dem Unbekannten..
@mardacs52508 ай бұрын
I bet Loki is real pissed off knowing he's not named after a mountain
@Gibbonologist9 ай бұрын
I'm from canada and I always have wished to visit Baffin Island and Nunavut. Although the only thing I knew about in this video (other than Iqaluit of course), was mount Thor, which I always thought was the coolest looking mountain in the world.
@benlandro67769 ай бұрын
Thanks for a short video. So many sites have laboriously long videos
@stephenbrand56619 ай бұрын
It's crazy that all of Hudson Bay is below the Arctic Circle, but even the extreme southern part, like James Bay, is practically uninhabited polar bear country!
@UserChris219 ай бұрын
Beautiful ❤
@chromegoh58179 ай бұрын
Hi, can you please do an episode on Canada's Ellesmere Island too? 😉
@brucemcquay371210 ай бұрын
Never new they existed until I listened to a podcast about them and the biologist that climbed them to study the species on top. So cool
@chadr260410 ай бұрын
I thought of an easier way to explore. Wait until winter. Ghetto rig a kite I can unfurl. I could slide on my snowboard instead of walking
@sergiolandz605610 ай бұрын
They have not been living in baffin island or ellsmere island for 1000's of years, they have been relocated there by the government so the government could claim said land.
@sergiolandz605610 ай бұрын
they needed settlements up there so it became what Canada is today, if the gov would of not relocated all the natives up there, someone else would of claimed the land.
@sergiolandz605610 ай бұрын
one set of mountains you show in baffin island looks like tree stumps.