Isle Royale National Park
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Isle Royale, Michigan -- Rugged, isolated island where wolves and moose roam.
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We love you MINONG! Dreaming of you and your fresh water Bahamas during this cold Dec. night. Can't wait to get lost in your fog, beauty and solitude again soon! No wonder you have the most return visitors than any other National Park, not bad for having as many visitors in ONE SEASON as Yellowstone has in ONE DAY. -Guardians of the Isle
Been there with a bunch of friends! Had a great time! Hope to see this beautiful island again!
We were there last June, it was beautiful. I just wish my husband hadn't lost my camera out by Lookout Louise
I found it, a Canon G7X?
Beautiful! Vicariously soaked in the sights and sounds and adventure! Great vid!
That's where I'm going when the zombie apoc begins.
Yeah but the lakes freeze during the winter and can walk over the ice and walk to the island.
Thanks to good ol' climate change the lake isn't freezing over anymore so there is no land bridge. This is why the wolf population is dwindling there, so zombie free!
@@DemHialeahBoyz not freezing over anymore my ass lol.
My bucket list consists of kayaking to Passage Island, within the park.
Yes!! When IR gets discovered and goes main stream, Passage Isle is where I'm going to escape to. Mini Isle Royale.
This inspired me to spend seven days on the island in June 2016! If you want to see the video, it's on my channel.
Looks awesome.
It is! No traffic jams!
they are introducing 20-30 new wolves over rhe next few years. just announced the other day.
Minong is the most remote NO in the USA, has the longest stay per visitor of any NP and has the most return visitors of any NP. It also has the best hiking, fishing, canoe, kayaking, SCUBA diving. The world's rarest gem is also found there, and only there, the IR Greenstone. Isle Royales copper has a chemical signature all its own and can and will be used to discredit Catholic Columbus as being the first explorer to find America and prove he was the LAST explorer to find North America. Now, what copper fueled the bronze age in Europe, middle east and Asia?Time to question our Sunday school educations, we have been lied to about our collective past. Those lies stop right now. Congrats on your first steps to enlightenment, thank Isle Royale.
@@BeefFshstick It depends who you ask. If true it would shake the foundation of the academics and everything we know about pre-Columbian history. The math does add up however. Its extremely interesting and your world view could possibly change with 30 mins of research. Grahm Hancock did a thing on Lake Copper and the bronze age. There are these old tablets called the Michigan Tablets that are in the museum in Lansing, and they kind of go along with all of it.
@@BeefFshstick Ya its way deeper than that. In a nut shell, the bronze age took a lot of copper, no where near what the tiny copper mines of Europe and the mid east could produce. The Copper Country has countless pits and workings, and the little trinkets they have found in mounds and elsewhere just make up a fraction of 1% of all the copper taken from the region. The question always was, where did all that copper go? Thats where the chemical signature of Lake Copper comes in... It has markers, like high silver content, purety etc.that we can ID it with now through spectral anyalisis and test the make up of ancient bronze artifacts. Egypt was known to sell the best, purest copper and they said the Khufurites (not sure of spelling) brought it. "The red men who bring the red metal from the sea beyond the sea". Brought to Egypt on Minioan and Phonician ships with actual "native" Americans on them.
Thats pretty much what the "Michigan Tablets" say. They also say the lost tribe of Israel came from Egypt to America on those ships and settled the mid West and west and they were who we call mound builders and later other Indian tribes. Its extremely deep and that's just a tip of the iceberg on the subject. The Vikings allegedly used the old bronze age trade routes also and that info got eventually filtered down to Columbus.
Live with in150 miles and never been there thats stupid on my part
Was looking into a trip but then got to wolf and moose.
Isle Royale was called "Minong" (a good place, heaven- Manitou's home) by the Ojibwa/Chippewa. There is a reason for that.
I am a Brit and this is on my bucket list
I'm quite certain the narrator was talking about surface area, which would give Lake Superior the crown for largest. However, Lake Baikal has the largest VOLUME of any freshwater lake on earth. Basically, Baikal holds more water (it's A LOT deeper).
I haven't found a single video on RUclips where 'royale' is pronounced correctly. The island is called Isle ROYALE not ROYAL.
Wow!!! Beautiful
@stuff- Depends on what you mean by "large".
Lake Baikal by surface area in square miles: 12,200
Lake Superior by surface area square miles: 31,700
Most define "large" bodies of water by surface area (shore to shore), and as you can see, by that measurement Lake Superior is a whopping 61.5% larger in square miles than Baikal (you can never even see the other side in contrast to Baikal). Lake Baikal does have more water, but that is solely because of its maximum depth (5,315 ft max depth vs. Superior's 1,332 ft). Think of Baikal as more of a deep flooded mountain range, somewhat long & certainly quite deep, but very narrow, where you can always easily see the other side.
d'Etroit Ultramann the great lakes are true inland seas. the lore and vastness of them is comparable to the Atlantic or Pacific ocean
I love Lake Superior and royale has thirteen
A great place... See it if you are able... However, it is not the largest fresh water island in the world; that would be Manitoulin Island in the Georgian Bay off of Lake Huron -- 1098 square miles versus 893 square miles...
You are correct. However the largest island IN the largest lake is.... Isle Royale.
Bucket list!!!!!!!
I now have a reason to go on!
@@gwencurry3405 Its the most revisited NP in the US. Almost everyone who goes comes back. You might want to move it up your bucket list because you will never be satisfied going any other place. Bring a fishing pole, the fishing is legendary. Almost as good as the hiking and kayaking. Just remember to do Isle Royale SMARTER, not harder. There are ways to go anywhere on the island without breaking a sweat.
It's so sirene people should visit it like I did
I would love to buy an island in one of the great lakes and build a house on it.
wouldn't it be great if we all did that and then when all the islands were full up we could battle for control, maybe band together to keep the non-islanders off and back on the non-island side of the lake (where they fucking belong !!)
If you ever end up doing that...I'd really advise against Erie. It's gross. Hahaha
SAVE THE WOLVES IN ISLE ROYALE
Dylan h its bets for the islands ecosystem to introduce new bloodlines for the wolves just because if the moose can't have a controlled population it will cause disease and famine among the population
Save the moose of IR! How? By saving the wolves! Down to the last wolf as of this month!
You obviously don’t understand the fact that current batch of wolves didn’t inhabit the island until 1949. (There were no wolves originally!!) Over the millennia, I’m sure there have been fluctuations in which wolves have lived on Isle Royale, as the weather naturally cycles between cold and warm periods . Do you know what cycle means? I’m guessing not because I take it you’re a liberal.
That or he doesn't care and wants to save the wolves. Personally I don't care how or when they got there. I just know its a better place with them than without them.
I also heard there are two wolves still, but they are old and related so they won't be breeding.
I feel bad for the moose, they are really going to multiply soon, then starve. And eat everything on the island that they can reach. Won't be any seedling trees for awhile...
Minong Maniac just so you guys know, they just reported they were gonna introduce 20-30 new wolves in the next 2-3 years
Love it. I shall write a poem.
Just think, this is the place that fueled the bronze age...in Europe and the middle East. Columbus who?
this year the kids in the school i am are going there but that only for the good kids but you can't bring electronic there and i love camping helping and more during out door but if i be good i can be able to go there i always imagine going there watching bird and drawing bird seeing bugs and insect sleeping out door playing out door games. I do hope i be able to go there. 😊😊😊
Its a supernatural place from ancient times.
Hey classmates!
Can I bring my bicycle?
no...
sup xander
No? Why not? Its a fresh water Bahamas with no 3rd world dirt bags covering every inch next to stinky, sticky, salty pee water with shark and jellyfish and 90+ deg. days every day. Guess I am just spoiled for the best.
Three left and they need help to survive
What needs to survive?
This is fantastic, but Lake Bikal in Russia is actually the largest lake in the world.
By volume not size. Lake superior is the largest fresh water lake by area.
@@panchogeorocks and the most restless rough inland sea on Earth. It brews storms like the north Atlantic, with wave heights of 40 feet and 100 mile an hour gusts.
Im just watching this for biology, i cant believe people watched this for fun 👁👄👁