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Good job Andrew..

Excellent. Thanks for going over to North Beach for a fantastic overview of the rocks there.

FINALLY! An Explanation! Thank You! 😊

There's no one better to have on a road trip than Andrew. He is a one-man roadside geology, gazing out and pointing to a geographical feature, he has interesting and poignant commentary, general and specific, scientific and historical, and he's a super talented musician with an ear for great sound, from the resonance of giant organ pipes to the haunting, enigmatic vibes (plus saxophone) of Vangelis's Blade runner. If you're lucky, he'll serenade you with his melodica by the campfire, where he helped ensure the campsite was safely selected outside of flashflood hazards 😅.

What time of year was this filmed?

This was solved almost 10 years ago by another youtuber.

Ice and wind isn't it?

Every time I've been out west I wished I had a geologist with me. Thank you. I was my favorite science req too but I took it so late I regret not taking more classes in it.

I was on the Skeptoid Podcast field trip when you explained the process. Your RUclips expanation is wonderful, but it was amazing actually being THERE when you explained the process. Thanks.

The pioneers used to ride these babies for miles

Andrew, your rock solid outfit matches the splendor of the location. Love your concise “no shit” ice sheet explanation of the sailing rocks. 🪨on👏

Morro Bay local, we always called it 7 sisters though I think there are 11 total.

Hey Andrew, love the geology vids, great info! I found u thru your dad's site Skeptoid, which i think should be required reading for everyone. It's obvious you learned a lot and turned into a great guy like him. Thanks to you both for your endeavors to educate the populous in a fun way.

good info

Well....that was less informative than my 6th grade text book.

The Devil has a lot of things... Devils hole, Devils mountain, Devils tower, Devils rock, devils cave, Devils Lake, Devils food cake, Devils stairs, Devils bridge, lil Devils strip club.... the list just goes on and on! must have a really good marketing team.

Granted, this ice age lake maybe filled the valley at one time, but that does not explain the fish. It would have made more sense to say, the Biblical flood or another way that transported the fish, then the lake receded.

Nicely done, Andrew! We continue to be impressed with your videos. Thank you!

I've been scuba diving in there mid 60s. It's beautiful! We were looking for my friends who went diving there, but they were never found.

I’m going to guess that the fish eat flying insects that happen by.

I want you to come to Montana and let me show you some places that I want answers to.

Thanks. ✌🏻👊🏼

You mean after the Waters of the deep receded during the time of Noah you know the flood. 😊

Although variable population mutation rates make it difficult to gauge, several recent genetic studies suggest that that the Devil's Hole pupfish only diverged in the last 1,000 years from the Amargosa Pupfish. My favorite theory is that they were originally brought to Devil's Hole by humans.

Devils hole is a jail. You cannot even see the fish. See the Pupfish at Ash Meadows and Shoshone instead.

Neat!

Los Vegas has been trying to steal the water from this area ,Pahrump is also sinking more well s as its population expands ,those fish are what keep them from stealing the water

I heard about this years ago , I thought these guppies had disappeared and they don't know if they moved further underground or not .

I didn't realize the effects distant earthquakes had on the water. Very interesting.

As usual, spot on.

I was watching another Science channel and they warned us "There is some Maths coming up" then told us there was 80% of one thing and 20% of an other one. OMG. It is nice to learn about stuff we may not be familiar with without having to suck our thumbs .glad I found you.

Short, dense on-location geology content?? Thank you, algorithm! Subscribed!

Water goes down hill.

Great video

6 miles from my house.

I would have never seen this without your channel, thank you!

Wow, this is such a fascinating place! I wish I knew about it last year when I visited Nevada. Greetings from San Francisco!!

Absolutely underrated channel. Where else could I learn like, 20 cool factoids in π minutes

great video!

Tartarus has his own fish species!

Geology is fascinating. Just a hint for future videos, Juan De Fuca is Few Ka in pronunciation. Not foo ia.

Do you believe or have proof that the Cascadia won't react or cause Yellowstone or San Andreas to go off.

Mt.Tabor 1984 Free music festival featuring The motive,major disaster and other local bands.

I found a great teredo fossil there and all sorts of other things that fascinated me

I b lovin this

Very informative video, thank you!

i am scared of earthquakes but want to sit in middle of nature like u

AMong other things, Petroglyph Point tells the story of multiple eruptions of Mt. Shasta which can be seen in the distance.

Anybody ever seen the canyon carved by the Mt. St. Helens eruption?

Do you know anything about the coal / peet deposits on the cliffs between point wilson and north beach? They are closer to point wilson in an area that is impassable at high tide.