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@@gwynt909 "mother nature" will eventually "destroy" everything that we see here today and replace it with whatever time has in store, it's called evolution.
Need to add a special category for the "influencers" who feel their social media accounts are more important than preserving fragile environments, monuments, etc. I swear we're like 20 years from being full on Idocracy.
I f*cking despise people sometimes. As a avid hiker and photographer this video did nothing but infuriate me over the selfish uncaring nature of so many people that I swear gets worse every day.
Here in Florida we had a methhead burn down “The Senator”. The worlds largest and oldest cypress tree. They were doing meth under the tree and caught it on fire... I live near that park and remember seeing the smoke and the sky going grey.
At UBC in Vancouver, there existed a row of very old red cedars, if anyone knows anything about them, as they age their base hollows. An arborist deemed them unsafe and cut the whole lot of them down. There are trees in nature that grow hollow, I wonder if that arborist will want to cut them all down as well. That arborist that had the red cedars cut down should give up his degree and go back to school.
Thank you for mentioning the Senator. I live in central Florida too and that stupid druggy burned it down before I even got a chance to see it. Luckily there are still some other ancient and breathtaking trees at Big Tree Park but supposedly not as great as the Senator.
Ultron spent 5 minutes online, and instantly wanted to destroy all humanity. These people are some of the reasons why. And my friends wonder why I've lost all faith in humanity.
Yes, he was one of those fake nature lovers because if he actually cared about nature he wouldn't have even breathed hard at the tree let alone cutting it in any fashion. Should have gotten major prison time for it.
And mine as a simple Christian woman who knows we are to be the stewards of this planet. I'm sure our Creator is sadden by the virus humanity has become on His earth
Why on earth would you go out of you way to kill a fish that only has a hundred and whatever alive? That’s crazy that fish will never effect your life so you decide to seek it out and crush it????
@ UnwrittenSpade You might want to check out Caitlin Doughty’s deep dive (heh) into this hole, the rare fish, the asshats who broke in, and… Charlie Manson! Seriously. The story’s wild. Her channel’s ‘Ask a Mortician’, & the vid is ‘Missing Divers, Charles Manson, & the rarest fish…’.
@@catmaxwell6691 oh wow actually I am familiar with her channel but have not watched that video…I think I will look it up now! I appreciate the info, you rock!
Yesterday, I went to a local park which has peacocks. While photographing these majestic birds, I saw some clowns stoning these birds and laughing at them while they were running... Humans should be ashamed to call themselves Earth's caretakers.
I went to an aquarium where they had stingrays that you could feed and they would let you touch the top of them. Of course some jerk was slapping them. We got him kicked out but I hope he got some charges on the way out the door!!!
You forgot the last official European wilderness in northern Europe, currently being destroyed for windfarms & mining for rare earths to build them. In fact every wild space in Europe is now in danger of being industrialised for windfarms, many have already been destroyed, including the seas.
@@kevinth66 I have toured the last European wildernesses in my campervan, in Finland/Norway & Sweden (all twice) & seen the destruction for myself, have you? I went up to Nordkapp (top of Europe) & down the old Mannerhiem line through Finland, also up/down route 17 in Norway. I also visited most of Sweden including the North of Sweden where the iron ore mining takes place, have you ?? No you have not left mommy's basement.
this. here in america liberals want to put wind farms everywhere when a singular nuclear reactor will do the job of 400 turbines (and that’s if the turbines are spinning at maximum speed 24/7) not to mention NPPs (which have between 4-8 reactors, so between 1600 and 3400 wind turbines worth of power) only take up about 1.3 sq miles on average and are every bit as clean as wind. The ONLY drawback to nuclear is the waste, which we have already figured out how to turn into usable fuel and are working on streamlining that.
@@westoneuler4065 Yeah but too many uninformed people have an irrationale fear of nuclear reactors so the liberals have to turn to wind and solar as clean energy alternatives. In politics people often push for the stuff they can get away with, not what is best for the people (and that goes for all sides of the political specturm).
One of the saddest photographs I've ever seen was the aerial of a section of desert in some western state. The topography was so geologically stable that the tracks left by a wagon train in the 1840s were still clearly visible. Unfortunately they were being obliterated by dune buggy tracks which crossed them indiscriminately.
Ah, I know a place like that. They have a roadside pulloff where you can still see part of tracks, but surrounded by dune buggy tracks. And down the road a couple of miles is the county dump.
The three sisters at Goblin Valley are simply stunning. If you ever get the chance to go, go. I know everybody raves about the national parks in Southern Utah, but the state parks are something special too.
A lighthouse keeper in the 1800's sent his naturalist friend in England a strange bird his cat had killed. The naturalist realized this was an undiscovered species found only on this island. The bird was flightless as there were no predators on the island before the arrival of this one, single house cat. The naturalist set off at once for the island but by the time he arrived he was unable to find a single example. The cat had killed every last one of the birds before the naturalist arrived.
Sad but it was just a cat being a cat. They're hunters. At my last apartment complex there was a rodent problem in the building we lived in. Our apartment was the only one that never saw one. Other people had cats or dogs but still had problems. We had cats and a dog. We never saw one mouse. Not even a single dropping.
Every time I watch videos of turists climbing Ayer's Rock, I imagine Aboriginee tourists climbing Western churches, taking selfies from the roofs and hitting the bells in the bell towers.
In 1995 I visited Uluru. I could feel the spirit of the place. When some members of my traveling group tried to force me to climb up, I told them this: I would be upset if some freeclimbers where climbing the Colon Kathedrale (I'm german) and breaking down the fragile ornaments on the towers. Not respecting a holy place and damaging it. They looked at me, like morons do. Not understanding. Oh, and they where Americans.
Ayers Rock is a natural formation not owned by, and not due to the labor of, anyone. Aboriginals may or may not regard it as spiritual but they didn't create it and their emotions have no priority over anyone else.
@@lauriekeats8538 So, with this attitude, if you and your local folks had, say, a natural well that was considered sacred, I had all the right to p*ss into it because it was a natural formation, not a man-made artefact? Besides, the aboriginies have a prior 50,000 year claim to Uluru, so you'll have to wait your turn anyway. A holy place is a holy place, no matter if it's build by nature or by man. Learn some respect, please.
@@sneakyfox4651 re: " So, with this attitude, if you and your local folks had, say, a natural well that was considered sacred, I had all the right to p*ss into it because it was a natural formation, not a man-made artefact?" Depend what you mean by "had. If its on land I do not own then I do not have exclusive rights to it, so whether you can piss into it is only a question of whether pissing into a natural well is against the law; if its not, then whether I consider it sacred or not is irrelevant - you can piss in it to your heart's content. If I own the land however, then its private property and obviously you can't come into it and piss into the well. Uluru is not owned by anyone, its public property, and therefore for the enjoyment of everyone. If a small minority choose not to enjoy it because of some make believe that's their choice, but it shouldn't override the majority's enjoyment of it.
In Oregon, a 15 year old boy from Vancouver, Washington, decided to light off fireworks in the Columbia River Gorge in 2017. At the time there was a burn ban, and he and few friends took the fireworks, lit them, and dropped them into a canyon. The lit fireworks then started a fire, but soon started a large blaze in the gorge. By September 28th, 2017, the fire had consumed 48,831 acres of forest, and the fire was officially pronounced the fire 100% contained on November 30th, 2017. The fire threatened the Multnomah Falls Lodge, but was saved. The fire also burned Oneonta Tunnel and Canyon, burned parts of the original Columbia Gorge Highway, and burned more historic sites. After the fire was put out though, the damage continued. Due to the unstable trees, they had to be removed, and due to the heavy rain and snow falling, soil dislodged off the mountain and caused huge landslides. The fire was named the Eagle Creek Fire in October 2017.
It also seems like the easiest to fix since it was caused by diverting two rivers. Those rivers could be diverted back to their original path. It can't bring back the extinct fish, but it would cause the ecosystem to otherwise repair itself in time.
Not to be that kind of person but... Even if God or the Universe assigned leadership of Nature to humankind, it's a blasphemy and vile deed to defy Nature with these destructive behaviors. So yeah, these ignoramus don't deserve to be caretakers of Nature. "According to Dante's Inferno, Art and Nature are daughters of God and violence/defiance against these is condemable to the 7th circle of Hell - Violence"
Were not caretakers of anything. Natures gonna do what natures gonna do. More species have gone extinct than the amount that are around today. A majority of those species went extinct long before humans were even around. But, we can certainly try. Its not a question of preservation, its a question of how we attempt to preserve. Idk a lot about conservation. But, i’ll use an example as it pertains to U.S forestry. If we cut all the trees down than they cannot burn. But, obviously we wont have any trees if we do that. The opposite perspective proposes that we don’t do any type of management to our forests, and leave them be. Unfortunately, forests WILL burn (with or without humans) and we still wont have any trees. I think that the best solution is a marriage of the two. We manage, we log, plant, make firebreaks, isolate old growth, eliminate tinder undergrowth, etc etc. Humans need natural resources. Forests are like any crop. You cannot grow barley if your fields are not maintained. I think people tend to forget that there is no such thing as irreversible damage as far as nature is concerned. If we destroy our resources than we will either perish, or severely diminish as a species.
@@paperdo Not to argue with you or anything... But the rest of the sentences you've just implied opposes the very first sentence you've said. Being caretaker of Nature is more than just preservation, it includes manipulation of what won't and what will be. Species go extinct, yes that's nature of things... Only for better one's to take place and we humans are much evolved and logical than other animals, which is why we survived for so long. But you're right on lots of points, our relation with Nature had to be like a marriage, mutual and benefiting both parties. We preserve trees, wilderness, and more and we benefit from it like food, shelter, and more. Like to a spouse you love, you'll get that love back. Hurt it and it'll bite back tenfold. Afterall, you can't spell caretaker without "care". And certainly, the lizards didn't care because they're just mass of flesh without logic or mind of it's own, just instincts. Again, not invalidating your point.
@@paperdo This is me, responding to your first paragraph. You're defending those people depicted in the video own stupidity and lack of common sense. Many animals and plants have become extinct over the years simply for sport. How many animals have gone extinct because a zoo wanted a live specimen or museum wanted a display? As for what you stated afterwards, we to do more.
There is an historic site close to our home in Wyoming... Sheltered by a rock formation...there are circles of large rocks/stones... These rocks/stones were used by the Arapaho people... They placed these stones around the bottom of their teepees...as anchors...to keep the wind from toppling their teepees... I visited the site in July 2017... I had traveled to Wyoming to visit my son’s family... Fortunately, I photographed the entire site... A few months later...my son texted me asking if I had photos of the teepee circles? I sent him all of the photos... He used the photos to restore the stone circles...that some ignorant person had scattered and destroyed... Ugh!!
Had someone saying a group of nuts, driven by the panic over Covid, had filled a local barn with toilet paper. When restrictions were reduced they decided they didn't need it anymore and decided to set it on fire IN THE BARN. Cue barn burned to the ground and clean-up efforts to deal with the debris left behind.
How can they estimate these losses in terms of dollars and cents? I don't care how many zeros you add to the number, 'irreplaceable' does NOT have financial value! These beautiful artifacts and places can never be replaced or repaired!
If I were Thanos I would gladly snap away half of the population of Humans on this planet just to save this planet's many natural wonders and species, I'm so infuriated of the incompetence and stupidity of us Humans since we are overpopulating and slowly destroying the Earth. and yes, I am a human being but I'm not proud of what we are doing right now.
@Eddie yuen I'm with ya on that, but just make sure you selectively snap away the malicious ignoramuses and not the intelligent people who are appalled by them...
I visited the Giant's Causeway a couple of years ago. Right in front of everyone a foreign tourist took out a pick and started chipping one of the basalt pillars into a bag
In southern Albert in the Milk River Valley, is a park called Writing On Stone. The soft, sandstone walls of the badlands canyons were used for thousands of years, by First Nations, to record events and stories as carvings. One small mesa, a sort of grand gallery, with a wooden walkway circling it, has been overwritten with crude, modern vandalism, starting with settlers in the late 1800's and proceeding to the present day. Apart from a few inaccessible examples, the entire surface has been defaced.
*Woman climbs rock, flashes her breasts!* When asked for comment, the well known Australian Monolith said, "I was mortified, I just didn't know which way to look! A rock of my age shouldn't have to see that kind of thing... Kids these days, no respect - it shouldn't be allowed! I'm 90 million years old, you know!!"
To all those vandalise that destroyed these iconic natural wonders maybe people should go into your house and smash up all your worldly possessions and see how you like it when you lose something so precious.
I heard about the El Dorado National Park don't get me started on the gender reveal parties I could go on a whole rant about how stupid it is that people had to do these kind of craziness. There must be a lot less dangerous way to deal with gender reveal parties or we could just completely don't have it cuz you know does it really matter?
I remember the PRIVATE celebration with my FAMILY when my son's gender was determined. Nazca Lines damage was a bonehead mistake. I saw some of them in1996. The "truck driver" as well as ATV drivers were probably drunk on Pisco.
How about the Colorado River? The mighty Colorado, that carved the Grand Canyon. Where does it flow to? No, not the Gulf of California as it appears to on a map. The river stops 100 or more miles before that--all the water is diverted, mostly to Los Angeles toilets.
So sad to see this happen just in the last few decades. Technology and easy access to travel has enabled these people to go other places and do as they please. What a shame.
That scout leader just plain made me mad. I am glad there were some consquences. I live in a place with many national parks and have no simpathy for "artist" the tag rock outcrops with spray pant or leave garbage everywhere
This deplorable insects that start this fires by doing narcissistic egocentric thing to get attention should be criminally charge with the full extended of the law especially if there are casualties due to their disgusting acts.
Galapagos Islands - in the book Heart of the Sea author Nathan Philbrick cites the story of the whaleship Essex, whose crew stopped on the Galapagos in 1799 to collect sea turtles for food. One crew member attempting to play a joke started a fire that ended up burning down the flora of the entire island and destroying the turtle's nesting spot for many years.
I'd have included that time those monsters in south America (Argentina maybe) kidnapped a dolphin pup, handed it around for selfies then just dropped it in the sand and walked off leaving it to die.
Gender reveal stuff that extreme is basically a symptom of social media bred narcissism. 20 years ago people just had to compete against a small pool for attention, rather it be in high school or the workplace. So people really didn't have to do extreme attention seeking behavior. Then social media came and suddenly everyone from all of the world is in one place. This ultimately caused people to constantly be trying to one up each other for the likes and shares, hence why you see this weird pronoun stuff, which is just a big stretch of the emo phase. Social media is cancer..
By "weird pronoun stuff" do you mean peoples gender identities? News flash bud you also have a pronoun he/him & she/her, cisgendered people go by are pronouns. They/them are also regular pronouns used in every day life, and gender us just a social construct, so it's fine for people to go by the gender identity they feel fits themselves. It's not for attention, and I know this because I'm nonbinary, and I'm terrified to tell people due to the transphobia I face when I do. I can't change who I am, and you must be pretty dumb if you think us lgbtq+ folk, are doing this for attention, instead of just being ourselves. Being nonbinary is part of who I am, just like being cisgendered is apart of who you are. Yet I have to live my life in fear, because people kill/beat/SA people like me every day, and people like you mock our identities instead of helping
@@martymcfly8494 My kids will benefit from having a mother who loves and supports them no matter what. You can't make someone gay or straight or trans or anything else. I am a straight, cisgender female who raised my kids to be accepting of everybody, as long as they're not hurting anyone or anything. I did not influence them to be anything other than who they are. I am very proud of them for being strong enough to embrace who they are, even in the face of unenlightened people like yourself.
In my opinion there is no punishment harsh enough for those that cause this kind of permanent damage to nature intentionally... it sickens me to the core that such disgusting acts have actually been done by members of my species....
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Worldwide there should be severe punishing laws when people for fun or stupidity destroy special areas like this, and maybe been ban for some year to enter natural parks.
wow i randomly was talking about the goblin park boulder that got pushed over, just this morning.. had to look it up because i forgot the details... weird you just made this yesterday
The "balanced rock" in Colorado has concrete below, in order to stabilize it, since some kids tried to dynamite it in the '30s----I saw it for myself in the '60s.
Lockdown should honestly become a permanent, the world was starting to fix itself while we were sleeping in our homes. The ozone was litterly repairing because of the lack of poisonous gasses being let off from our cars and factories. But when we got out of lockdown the time it wanted to take to repair was just lost
The ozone hole (both of them, the Arctic has one too) is caused not by CO2 or methane like what cars and factories release, but chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) that haven't been released in decades. However, the chemicals stay up there for decades, so the only way the holes will close is if we avoid ever releasing CFCs again which isn't a guarantee.
...this is probably THEE MOST "depressing/saddening " video made by MOJO thus far......greatly appreciate the facts of "Awareness " that are BEYOND necessary...."ignorance is bliss"....I guess....🤦♀️🤷♀️🙄😑
You forgot the ABSOLUTE WORST: perhaps you live in a city, perhaps you live in a place he hasn't infected yet, but I live in the Caribbean and in early 2021, Elon Musk wiped out our night sky. I will NEVER be able to teach my grandchildren about the constellations as I taught my children. Those constellations are now masked by Musk's skytrain web of extremely bright satellites. The unnecessary brightness and utter intrusion of these satellites is unconscionable.
the disaster of the Aral sea is by far one of the biggest human-related natural disasters. Not only has it caused billions of dollars of damages, and millions of people displaced, it is now reported that the sea bed salts are being blown all over the world and causing serious long-lasting health issues to local residents. Now the UN spends billions to try and contain this issue, but it's irreversible.
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When the boy scout keaders purposely knocked down the rock. Absolutely no shame
Every friday the 13th film ranked please
Duck bill rock and the Utah hoodoos
This was so hard to watch and I honestly am not surprised, yet it's just heartbreaking.
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As devastating as mother nature can be, nothing compares to the stupidity of human beings.
Forest fires were much worse before us. Thanks to our massive deforestation efforts, forest fires arent as bad! Yay us lol
@Zach H. Exactly, severity is measured by the relativity of damage to the size of what was damaged
"Never underestimate the power of stupid people in groups." -George Carlin
Mother Nature has no hope in destroying the rampant 2 legged virus destruction of the planet.
@@gwynt909 "mother nature" will eventually "destroy" everything that we see here today and replace it with whatever time has in store, it's called evolution.
Need to add a special category for the "influencers" who feel their social media accounts are more important than preserving fragile environments, monuments, etc. I swear we're like 20 years from being full on Idocracy.
I really think that we're there now. We're definitely living through the stupidest period in human history.
And there is no restriction on them breeding.
I've experienced more stupidity in the past 10 years than in the 58 years preceding.
Not you calling people stupid and then spelling idiocracy wrong 🤣
@@lizskateschicago lol, 100 % did 🤣
I f*cking despise people sometimes. As a avid hiker and photographer this video did nothing but infuriate me over the selfish uncaring nature of so many people that I swear gets worse every day.
Do you use gas to get to your hiking spots?
@@alexandercanella4479 maybe they do but I’m sure they don’t intentionally vandalize landmarks that people are intentionally trying to preserve 😒
@@Mandell06 Seems Alexander was picking a fight yet you rose above it. Well said reply.
Those natural wonders were so beautiful, that is, until they were desecrated by people wanting to be bold and daring. 💔💔💔
Your way to kind … bold and daring not at all lmfao🤣
Their actions ruined the fun times for us! Now we cannot take tours on places like Uluru because of their stupidity!
Their ignorance destroyed landmarks that most of them had no purpose ever setting foot near! That's the good ol' human race!
And yet it turned out they were idiots!
Alternative title for this video: "20 Reasons Why We Can't Have Nice Things."
Nice. 👍🏻
So very sadly true
Have a virtual cookie
Absolutely agree.
I find it hard to understand how people can be so stupid.
Number 1; HUMANS
@@4shadow894
So effing sadly true
Here in Florida we had a methhead burn down “The Senator”. The worlds largest and oldest cypress tree. They were doing meth under the tree and caught it on fire... I live near that park and remember seeing the smoke and the sky going grey.
You gotta move outta Florida. It's getting weirder every day there
At UBC in Vancouver, there existed a row of very old red cedars, if anyone knows anything about them, as they age their base hollows. An arborist deemed them unsafe and cut the whole lot of them down. There are trees in nature that grow hollow, I wonder if that arborist will want to cut them all down as well. That arborist that had the red cedars cut down should give up his degree and go back to school.
@@ricahaurymn Sharks are potentially dangerous. Maybe there's a marine biologist somewhere that thinks they should all be annihilated.
Thank you for mentioning the Senator. I live in central Florida too and that stupid druggy burned it down before I even got a chance to see it.
Luckily there are still some other ancient and breathtaking trees at Big Tree Park but supposedly not as great as the Senator.
@@haneefy8700 doesn't matter they'll always be someone acting like an idiot or moron wherever you go.
The loss of those magnificent falls was really upsetting.
I suppose on the plus side it's probably possible to restore them if the dam is ever removed....
We were at Goblin Valley in May. I was stunned that people were allowed to run around unsupervised and climb the hoodoos at will.
People have no common sense
You can't idiot proof everything
Been locked up isn't good enough for morons
Large parks are difficult to patrol (esp on their budgets), and vandals/poachers know it.
Ultron spent 5 minutes online, and instantly wanted to destroy all humanity. These people are some of the reasons why.
And my friends wonder why I've lost all faith in humanity.
I don’t blame you
Kirsten repeatedly saying the word moron in her British accent always makes me laugh. The moron videos are some of my favorite on WatchMojo.
The “activist”who made cuts in the golden tree should’ve had it fall on him.
That would have been karma.xx
While the chainsaw cutting his legs off, he cut the tree down so it would be a fair trade.
What was he protesting?
Yes, he was one of those fake nature lovers because if he actually cared about nature he wouldn't have even breathed hard at the tree let alone cutting it in any fashion. Should have gotten major prison time for it.
Well, he "disappeared" on his way to trial and "hasn't been seen since". Euphemism maybe?
Humans can, at times, be downright evil.
"Evil can be sometimes forgiving. On the other hand, stupidity can sometimes be unforgiving."
As a biologist, it hurts my heart to see these things.
It breaks my heart as an animal lover.
not a biologist, but this hurt to watch idiots destroy nature
And mine as a simple Christian woman who knows we are to be the stewards of this planet.
I'm sure our Creator is sadden by the virus humanity has become on His earth
As an electrician, this hurts my heart too.
As a biologist-enthusiast, the ever-growing pestilence of humans on this planet is breaks my heart, and will be the death of us all.
Why on earth would you go out of you way to kill a fish that only has a hundred and whatever alive? That’s crazy that fish will never effect your life so you decide to seek it out and crush it????
@ UnwrittenSpade You might want to check out Caitlin Doughty’s deep dive (heh) into this hole, the rare fish, the asshats who broke in, and… Charlie Manson! Seriously. The story’s wild. Her channel’s ‘Ask a Mortician’, & the vid is ‘Missing Divers, Charles Manson, & the rarest fish…’.
@@catmaxwell6691 oh wow actually I am familiar with her channel but have not watched that video…I think I will look it up now! I appreciate the info, you rock!
@ UnwrittenSpade You are very welcome:)
Because now they can boast they did it.
For the betterment of humanity, I hope the guy who crushed the fish eggs had his eggs crushed so he will leave no offspring.
Yesterday, I went to a local park which has peacocks. While photographing these majestic birds, I saw some clowns stoning these birds and laughing at them while they were running...
Humans should be ashamed to call themselves Earth's caretakers.
While in Maui many years ago, I saw people holding sea turtles under water so they couldn't surface for air.
I went to an aquarium where they had stingrays that you could feed and they would let you touch the top of them. Of course some jerk was slapping them. We got him kicked out but I hope he got some charges on the way out the door!!!
I would so be in jail for assault and battery of these jerks.
and you did nothing to stop them :)
you are no better
“Mr. Stingray wants to have a word with you, slappy.”
*BZZZZT*
Not to say I miss the empty streets during lockdown, but gotta say, I do not miss tourists doing stupid sh!t in my city…
It’s funny that most these are ‘accidents’ yet were filmed and uploaded to the media..
You forgot the last official European wilderness in northern Europe, currently being destroyed for windfarms & mining for rare earths to build them. In fact every wild space in Europe is now in danger of being industrialised for windfarms, many have already been destroyed, including the seas.
B.S.
@@kevinth66 I have toured the last European wildernesses in my campervan, in Finland/Norway & Sweden (all twice) & seen the destruction for myself, have you? I went up to Nordkapp (top of Europe) & down the old Mannerhiem line through Finland, also up/down route 17 in Norway. I also visited most of Sweden including the North of Sweden where the iron ore mining takes place, have you ?? No you have not left mommy's basement.
this. here in america liberals want to put wind farms everywhere when a singular nuclear reactor will do the job of 400 turbines (and that’s if the turbines are spinning at maximum speed 24/7) not to mention NPPs (which have between 4-8 reactors, so between 1600 and 3400 wind turbines worth of power) only take up about 1.3 sq miles on average and are every bit as clean as wind. The ONLY drawback to nuclear is the waste, which we have already figured out how to turn into usable fuel and are working on streamlining that.
@@westoneuler4065 Yeah but too many uninformed people have an irrationale fear of nuclear reactors so the liberals have to turn to wind and solar as clean energy alternatives. In politics people often push for the stuff they can get away with, not what is best for the people (and that goes for all sides of the political specturm).
Or not. Windfarms are not a major danger to anything....
“Hadwin dissapeared on his way to his trial.”
Oh he dead.
That or he went on the run. But yeah, probably dead.
That’s what I thought as well
Oh definitely
And he totally deserved it.
and now, a moment of silence for Hadw -- okay, that's enough.
correction: that's more than enough.
That Adventure Time clip was just perfect
Great show
at first i thought someone'd added the wrong clip; the more i watched, the more it made sense.
As a diver, my advice to any camper, explorer, tourist, ect. is this: Take only memories, leave only bubbles.
And kill only time
My attitude towards bath time.
I read “Natural Wonders Ruined by MORMONS” 🤣😂🤣 I was getting really excited for new revelations!
🤣🤣🤣
bro i read it like 5 times and only could think about mormons😭
I burst out laughing when I read this 😂
Easy mistake...and understandable!!
Me too.
One of the saddest photographs I've ever seen was the aerial of a section of desert in some western state. The topography was so geologically stable that the tracks left by a wagon train in the 1840s were still clearly visible. Unfortunately they were being obliterated by dune buggy tracks which crossed them indiscriminately.
Ah, I know a place like that. They have a roadside pulloff where you can still see part of tracks, but surrounded by dune buggy tracks. And down the road a couple of miles is the county dump.
The three sisters at Goblin Valley are simply stunning. If you ever get the chance to go, go. I know everybody raves about the national parks in Southern Utah, but the state parks are something special too.
I love Goblin Valley! My family used to go every year when I was a kid, so it has a special place in my heart
@@mollybloxham8028 Me and my best friend went, and we hiked all over the place. We had the best day ever! I'm glad you have happy memories there too.
The U2 Joshua Tree in the JT national Forest. That iconic tree on album cover was destroyed by some idiots. Quite sad
I remember that. Morons they should've gone to prison for years for doing that
A lighthouse keeper in the 1800's sent his naturalist friend in England a strange bird his cat had killed.
The naturalist realized this was an undiscovered species found only on this island. The bird was flightless as there were no predators on the island before the arrival of this one, single house cat.
The naturalist set off at once for the island but by the time he arrived he was unable to find a single example.
The cat had killed every last one of the birds before the naturalist arrived.
so sad, the cat doesnt even know what it did
@@cadietuc Of course not. It was a cat. It was just doing what cat's do.
This wasn't the cat's fault.
Sad but it was just a cat being a cat. They're hunters. At my last apartment complex there was a rodent problem in the building we lived in. Our apartment was the only one that never saw one. Other people had cats or dogs but still had problems. We had cats and a dog. We never saw one mouse. Not even a single dropping.
It’s not right for people destroy beautiful landscape and wildlife in this wonderful world too. Fantastic job watch mojo
I feel sad at the senseless deaths of those sweet piggies.
People don't care and thought it was fun to feed them crap
It happens every where in the world when tourists , alcohol and idiots are involved
"Tourism is a double edged sword"
I like that
Every time I watch videos of turists climbing Ayer's Rock, I imagine Aboriginee tourists climbing Western churches, taking selfies from the roofs and hitting the bells in the bell towers.
In 1995 I visited Uluru. I could feel the spirit of the place. When some members of my traveling group tried to force me to climb up, I told them this: I would be upset if some freeclimbers where climbing the Colon Kathedrale (I'm german) and breaking down the fragile ornaments on the towers. Not respecting a holy place and damaging it. They looked at me, like morons do. Not understanding. Oh, and they where Americans.
@@juttalio1664 Genau!
Ayers Rock is a natural formation not owned by, and not due to the labor of, anyone.
Aboriginals may or may not regard it as spiritual but they didn't create it and their emotions have no priority over anyone else.
@@lauriekeats8538 So, with this attitude, if you and your local folks had, say, a natural well that was considered sacred, I had all the right to p*ss into it because it was a natural formation, not a man-made artefact?
Besides, the aboriginies have a prior 50,000 year claim to Uluru, so you'll have to wait your turn anyway.
A holy place is a holy place, no matter if it's build by nature or by man. Learn some respect, please.
@@sneakyfox4651 re: " So, with this attitude, if you and your local folks had, say, a natural well that was considered sacred, I had all the right to p*ss into it because it was a natural formation, not a man-made artefact?" Depend what you mean by "had. If its on land I do not own then I do not have exclusive rights to it, so whether you can piss into it is only a question of whether pissing into a natural well is against the law; if its not, then whether I consider it sacred or not is irrelevant - you can piss in it to your heart's content. If I own the land however, then its private property and obviously you can't come into it and piss into the well.
Uluru is not owned by anyone, its public property, and therefore for the enjoyment of everyone. If a small minority choose not to enjoy it because of some make believe that's their choice, but it shouldn't override the majority's enjoyment of it.
Well...I think we know by now that being a scout leader is NOT a guarantee of good character.
In Oregon, a 15 year old boy from Vancouver, Washington, decided to light off fireworks in the Columbia River Gorge in 2017. At the time there was a burn ban, and he and few friends took the fireworks, lit them, and dropped them into a canyon. The lit fireworks then started a fire, but soon started a large blaze in the gorge. By September 28th, 2017, the fire had consumed 48,831 acres of forest, and the fire was officially pronounced the fire 100% contained on November 30th, 2017. The fire threatened the Multnomah Falls Lodge, but was saved. The fire also burned Oneonta Tunnel and Canyon, burned parts of the original Columbia Gorge Highway, and burned more historic sites. After the fire was put out though, the damage continued. Due to the unstable trees, they had to be removed, and due to the heavy rain and snow falling, soil dislodged off the mountain and caused huge landslides. The fire was named the Eagle Creek Fire in October 2017.
The Aral sea is the saddest one😔
Agreed
The destruction of the Aral Sea was worse than the rest of these combined.
It also seems like the easiest to fix since it was caused by diverting two rivers. Those rivers could be diverted back to their original path. It can't bring back the extinct fish, but it would cause the ecosystem to otherwise repair itself in time.
Another reason why humans don’t deserve to be ‘caretakers’ of the earth.
Not to be that kind of person but... Even if God or the Universe assigned leadership of Nature to humankind, it's a blasphemy and vile deed to defy Nature with these destructive behaviors. So yeah, these ignoramus don't deserve to be caretakers of Nature.
"According to Dante's Inferno, Art and Nature are daughters of God and violence/defiance against these is condemable to the 7th circle of Hell - Violence"
Were not caretakers of anything. Natures gonna do what natures gonna do. More species have gone extinct than the amount that are around today. A majority of those species went extinct long before humans were even around. But, we can certainly try. Its not a question of preservation, its a question of how we attempt to preserve. Idk a lot about conservation. But, i’ll use an example as it pertains to U.S forestry. If we cut all the trees down than they cannot burn. But, obviously we wont have any trees if we do that. The opposite perspective proposes that we don’t do any type of management to our forests, and leave them be. Unfortunately, forests WILL burn (with or without humans) and we still wont have any trees. I think that the best solution is a marriage of the two. We manage, we log, plant, make firebreaks, isolate old growth, eliminate tinder undergrowth, etc etc. Humans need natural resources. Forests are like any crop. You cannot grow barley if your fields are not maintained. I think people tend to forget that there is no such thing as irreversible damage as far as nature is concerned. If we destroy our resources than we will either perish, or severely diminish as a species.
@@paperdo Not to argue with you or anything... But the rest of the sentences you've just implied opposes the very first sentence you've said. Being caretaker of Nature is more than just preservation, it includes manipulation of what won't and what will be. Species go extinct, yes that's nature of things... Only for better one's to take place and we humans are much evolved and logical than other animals, which is why we survived for so long.
But you're right on lots of points, our relation with Nature had to be like a marriage, mutual and benefiting both parties. We preserve trees, wilderness, and more and we benefit from it like food, shelter, and more. Like to a spouse you love, you'll get that love back. Hurt it and it'll bite back tenfold.
Afterall, you can't spell caretaker without "care". And certainly, the lizards didn't care because they're just mass of flesh without logic or mind of it's own, just instincts.
Again, not invalidating your point.
@@paperdo This is me, responding to your first paragraph.
You're defending those people depicted in the video own stupidity and lack of common sense.
Many animals and plants have become extinct over the years simply for sport.
How many animals have gone extinct because a zoo wanted a live specimen or museum wanted a display?
As for what you stated afterwards, we to do more.
There is an historic site close to our home in Wyoming...
Sheltered by a rock formation...there are circles of large rocks/stones... These rocks/stones were used by the Arapaho people... They placed these stones around the bottom of their teepees...as anchors...to keep the wind from toppling their teepees...
I visited the site in July 2017... I had traveled to Wyoming to visit my son’s family... Fortunately, I photographed the entire site...
A few months later...my son texted me asking if I had photos of the teepee circles? I sent him all of the photos...
He used the photos to restore the stone circles...that some ignorant person had scattered and destroyed... Ugh!!
Now why would they light toilet paper on fire that's just totally stupid
The same happened in Corsica.
Had someone saying a group of nuts, driven by the panic over Covid, had filled a local barn with toilet paper. When restrictions were reduced they decided they didn't need it anymore and decided to set it on fire IN THE BARN. Cue barn burned to the ground and clean-up efforts to deal with the debris left behind.
How can they estimate these losses in terms of dollars and cents? I don't care how many zeros you add to the number, 'irreplaceable' does NOT have financial value! These beautiful artifacts and places can never be replaced or repaired!
Love the adventure time opening 🤣
The only tree for miles- how the HELL can you hit it on accident?
Once again, this makes me agree with Thanos a little bit more.
If I were Thanos I would gladly snap away half of the population of Humans on this planet just to save this planet's many natural wonders and species, I'm so infuriated of the incompetence and stupidity of us Humans since we are overpopulating and slowly destroying the Earth.
and yes, I am a human being but I'm not proud of what we are doing right now.
The fact that these idiots are the same species as us fills me with shame.
@Eddie yuen I'm with ya on that, but just make sure you selectively snap away the malicious ignoramuses and not the intelligent people who are appalled by them...
Pol Pot would be proud.
Only half? Try 80%
I would just kill of the stupid ones first.
I visited the Giant's Causeway a couple of years ago. Right in front of everyone a foreign tourist took out a pick and started chipping one of the basalt pillars into a bag
Let's not forget about the Bioweapons the Soviets developed at Aralsk-7 in the Aral Sea
In southern Albert in the Milk River Valley, is a park called Writing On Stone. The soft, sandstone walls of the badlands canyons were used for thousands of years, by First Nations, to record events and stories as carvings. One small mesa, a sort of grand gallery, with a wooden walkway circling it, has been overwritten with crude, modern vandalism, starting with settlers in the late 1800's and proceeding to the present day. Apart from a few inaccessible examples, the entire surface has been defaced.
Some of these 'Morons' should be given life in prison.
*Woman climbs rock, flashes her breasts!*
When asked for comment, the well known Australian Monolith said, "I was mortified, I just didn't know which way to look! A rock of my age shouldn't have to see that kind of thing... Kids these days, no respect - it shouldn't be allowed!
I'm 90 million years old, you know!!"
Yes exactly, nothing to see here, move on
This is why we can’t have nice things
We can refill the sea if we take the dams down! I get excited about being able to help the planet.
!love the special effects at 2:49-2:59!
To all those vandalise that destroyed these iconic natural wonders maybe people should go into your house and smash up all your worldly possessions and see how you like it when you lose something so precious.
I heard about the El Dorado National Park don't get me started on the gender reveal parties I could go on a whole rant about how stupid it is that people had to do these kind of craziness. There must be a lot less dangerous way to deal with gender reveal parties or we could just completely don't have it cuz you know does it really matter?
A simple popping the balloon or slicing the cake would suffice for gender reveal parties. Why do they need to go extra?
I have asked the same question. Just ask the doctor and look at the blasted sonogram picture or whatever they use now a days.
I remember the PRIVATE celebration with my FAMILY when my son's gender was determined. Nazca Lines damage was a bonehead mistake. I saw some of them in1996. The "truck driver" as well as ATV drivers were probably drunk on Pisco.
@@glenatkinson1230 exactly it should be a private non-dangerous affair
Hear about the gender reveal party that killed a grandma? Not as bad the one that sparked the fire but damn
It's no wonder these wonders are no more 😥😡💔
How about the Colorado River? The mighty Colorado, that carved the Grand Canyon. Where does it flow to? No, not the Gulf of California as it appears to on a map. The river stops 100 or more miles before that--all the water is diverted, mostly to Los Angeles toilets.
So sad to see this happen just in the last few decades. Technology and easy access to travel has enabled these people to go other places and do as they please. What a shame.
We really are parasites
That scout leader just plain made me mad. I am glad there were some consquences. I live in a place with many national parks and have no simpathy for "artist" the tag rock outcrops with spray pant or leave garbage everywhere
Gamerfrommars did a really good video about them
This deplorable insects that start this fires by doing narcissistic egocentric thing to get attention should be criminally charge with the full extended of the law especially if there are casualties due to their disgusting acts.
Heartbreaking
Galapagos Islands - in the book Heart of the Sea author Nathan Philbrick cites the story of the whaleship Essex, whose crew stopped on the Galapagos in 1799 to collect sea turtles for food.
One crew member attempting to play a joke started a fire that ended up burning down the flora of the entire island and destroying the turtle's nesting spot for many years.
I'd have included that time those monsters in south America (Argentina maybe) kidnapped a dolphin pup, handed it around for selfies then just dropped it in the sand and walked off leaving it to die.
Gender reveal stuff that extreme is basically a symptom of social media bred narcissism. 20 years ago people just had to compete against a small pool for attention, rather it be in high school or the workplace. So people really didn't have to do extreme attention seeking behavior. Then social media came and suddenly everyone from all of the world is in one place. This ultimately caused people to constantly be trying to one up each other for the likes and shares, hence why you see this weird pronoun stuff, which is just a big stretch of the emo phase. Social media is cancer..
My family never did the reveal until the baby was born and named. Sometimes keeping it a surprise is best.
"Weird pronoun stuff?" As the parent of a transgender son and a gender neutral child, I say piss off!
By "weird pronoun stuff" do you mean peoples gender identities? News flash bud you also have a pronoun he/him & she/her, cisgendered people go by are pronouns. They/them are also regular pronouns used in every day life, and gender us just a social construct, so it's fine for people to go by the gender identity they feel fits themselves. It's not for attention, and I know this because I'm nonbinary, and I'm terrified to tell people due to the transphobia I face when I do. I can't change who I am, and you must be pretty dumb if you think us lgbtq+ folk, are doing this for attention, instead of just being ourselves. Being nonbinary is part of who I am, just like being cisgendered is apart of who you are. Yet I have to live my life in fear, because people kill/beat/SA people like me every day, and people like you mock our identities instead of helping
@@martymcfly8494 My kids will benefit from having a mother who loves and supports them no matter what. You can't make someone gay or straight or trans or anything else. I am a straight, cisgender female who raised my kids to be accepting of everybody, as long as they're not hurting anyone or anything. I did not influence them to be anything other than who they are. I am very proud of them for being strong enough to embrace who they are, even in the face of unenlightened people like yourself.
They should realize no one cares about the gender of your baby
To quote Edd and Scar from Ed Edd n Eddy and The Lion King respectively, “I’m surrounded by idiots”
Thank you for helping me reaffirm my misanthropy
All the trees in Iceland
All the trees in Easter Island
All the trees in Ireland
The moa birds in New Zealand
The wooly mammoths across the Americas
Very nice
The human stupidity knows no limits.
The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
- Albert Einstein
In my opinion there is no punishment harsh enough for those that cause this kind of permanent damage to nature intentionally... it sickens me to the core that such disgusting acts have actually been done by members of my species....
Top 10 Popular Heroes With Their Popular Villains
Examples:
Batman & The Joker (DC),
Ninja Turtles & Shredder (TMNT),
Simba & Scar (Disney/The Lion King),
Goku & Frieza (Dragon Ball Franchise),
Luke Skywalker & Darth Vader (Star Wars),
Link & Ganondorf (Legend of Zelda),
Harry Potter & Lord Voldemort (Harry Potter),
Mario & Bowser (Mario Franchise),
Cloud & Sephiroth (Final Fantasy),
Spider-Man & Green Goblin (Marvel),
Shrek & Lord Farquaad (Shrek),
Dorothy & The Wicked Witch (The Wizard of Oz),
Superman & Lex Luthor (DC),
Sonic & Dr. Eggman (Sonic) etc.
Worldwide there should be severe punishing laws when people for fun or stupidity destroy special areas like this, and maybe been ban for some year to enter natural parks.
I like the way they introduce the video
I'm an expert idk....so I killed it then found out it was the oldest life. I work for the government, it's fine. -human achievements.
Super. 💙 T.E.N.
“Mother!”-the movie,depicts perfectly humans relationship with mother nature!It’s horrifying!
Its more of a pagan metaphor style movie. Not my cup of tea. I like documentaries better.
wow i randomly was talking about the goblin park boulder that got pushed over, just this morning.. had to look it up because i forgot the details... weird you just made this yesterday
The "balanced rock" in Colorado has concrete below, in order to stabilize it, since some kids tried to dynamite it in the '30s----I saw it for myself in the '60s.
First sentence in the summary says it all. Sadly there are numbers of equally horrible acts that didn't make this list.
I love the intro 😆
Lockdown should honestly become a permanent, the world was starting to fix itself while we were sleeping in our homes. The ozone was litterly repairing because of the lack of poisonous gasses being let off from our cars and factories. But when we got out of lockdown the time it wanted to take to repair was just lost
The ozone hole (both of them, the Arctic has one too) is caused not by CO2 or methane like what cars and factories release, but chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) that haven't been released in decades. However, the chemicals stay up there for decades, so the only way the holes will close is if we avoid ever releasing CFCs again which isn't a guarantee.
I just love the title.
The desecration of Uluru in Australia. Would be like peeing on the star in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher!Is that a good thing? I think not.
...this is probably THEE MOST "depressing/saddening " video made by MOJO thus far......greatly appreciate the facts of "Awareness " that are BEYOND necessary...."ignorance is bliss"....I guess....🤦♀️🤷♀️🙄😑
How do you manage to hit the only thing for 200 miles? smh
Wow, i can't even say, if mad or sad describes my feelings🤔
I'm shocked that the burning amazon and the garbage dump that has become mount Everest has become
yeah, I was going to mention Mt Everest, the tallest dump in the world.
Aral Sea's destruction also exposed nuclear waste as well as islands that had been used for plague testing
Humans are the worst. 😔
12:31 well that person is considered stone... stone hearted!!!
Man needs to stop messing with nature. 💔
The tourism industry was a horrible mistake
When I hear stories like this, I root for the asteroid.
As a Princess Bride fan, the Cliffs of Moher graffiti REALLY pisses me off.
How about the Great Barrier Reef speaking of reefs…we’re destroying it right now. It will be gone soon.
Banaue Rice Terraces | Philippines
used for ‘Dolomite’
Alternate Title: Times governments prioritized money
15 non skip able ads in the first 8 min. Several covid ads, Decided not to finish video. Seemed a good video.
You forgot the ABSOLUTE WORST: perhaps you live in a city, perhaps you live in a place he hasn't infected yet, but I live in the Caribbean and in early 2021, Elon Musk wiped out our night sky. I will NEVER be able to teach my grandchildren about the constellations as I taught my children. Those constellations are now masked by Musk's skytrain web of extremely bright satellites. The unnecessary brightness and utter intrusion of these satellites is unconscionable.
At least the stars are still there; but yes, I too miss the night sky I had as a kid.
the disaster of the Aral sea is by far one of the biggest human-related natural disasters. Not only has it caused billions of dollars of damages, and millions of people displaced, it is now reported that the sea bed salts are being blown all over the world and causing serious long-lasting health issues to local residents. Now the UN spends billions to try and contain this issue, but it's irreversible.
I'm a member of the haida nation and live on haida gwaii I still remember that idiot destroying that tree
Maybe it ain't the same scale but the Scout Camp I went to as a kid burned down in one of the many California fires over the years started by people.