Facts and Lore of the Great Salt Lake
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- A whole much of wild stuff on an often over looked place. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
How was the Great Salt Lake made?
Human history
How salty is the lake?
Brine Shrimp, Birds and Bison and more
Lore and Legends
A bunch of other stuff.
Thank you for watching.
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Ugh I’ve passed the salt lake a hundred times and never knew how much there was to see!
Even though you are a complete stranger I totally agree with you that I learned so much about this lake in this video from this man who is a great nature teacher. I have never met him but I hope that one day maybe I can meet him and shake his hand and tell him all the things that he taught me about nature. He probably has so many fans that he will not care about that moment but I will care and I will tell my grandchildren about that moment.
Don’t seem like much to see at all in my opinion. Personally I wasn’t impressed at all w/ the shots I saw in the video. There was barely even any exotic trees or wildlife
I can't wait for one of you videos to pop off. This is great content.
Great video! Beautiful and informative! God bless!
awesome video!!! glad you and your thongs survived the sulfury mud pit!
Can't be losing any footwear these day.
Ohhh very cool! Just discovered this channel and am now subscribed! Excited to see future videos!
Thank you my old friend!
And soon, it will only be the Great Salt flat land, with no lake.
Sadly this is a true possibility.
@@ThunderstoneWV the great salt lake used to cover hundreds of miles in all directions-salt lake city was under hundreds of feet of water--lets all cry and whine about that--it was before many humans were around so could not be man made problem that the lake is gone--oh my heck...what other drama can we invent...
Awesome video 👏🏼 My brain is filled with salt lake knowledge 🧠. And Bones looks like he was having a blast 🤘🏼
You should go there tomorrow. I’ll tell you where to get Allan’s truck stuck.
very good video, you forgot to mention that Salt Lake City has some really good restaurants.
This reminds me of time I was there in SLC. Yes, it is stinky but good lake to visit overall. I found a space rock there.
Love to hear about this space rock!
@@ThunderstoneWV It was the western side of salt lake where the lake was dried. I saw a small black stone in the white background. It is rare to see those black stone at that spot. I picked it up and it was bit heavy for its size. I did not know at that time but I was carelessly bounce it to the hard ground and made a strange metallic sound. At that time, I realized it is a special rock. Later, I have heard that many people collect space rocks in Antarctica the same way. It is a same situation.
@@befairmonk5988 right on! So cool thanks for sharing! I’d love to find one
I learned many things from you in this video Mr Stone. You are my number one favorite nature teacher on the internet. You remind me of Bear Grylls or Coyote Peterson. I was wondering if you could let the brine shrimp eat your hand for us to watch for science.
But really this video was extremely good.
Let’s get together and eat some popcorn brine shrimp in Washington this month. Your my hero.
@@ThunderstoneWV I would love to eat some brine shrimp popcorn with you in Washington someday Mr Stone. But I'm very sad to report that it is official that I cannot come to Warshington because of my new job that pays millions of dollars and makes me go to Hawaii.
Also I wonder if we should only communicate in the future through RUclips comments so that it apparently helps the algorithm and we get famous and rich
@@FordThunderErickson Let’s go survive in Hawaii and eat coconuts and popcorn shrimp next month, Bob is there now.
@@ThunderstoneWV I could actually probably get you a job there if you want and you could work 2 weeks with me there and we could learn survival when we are not working. Also Bob says there is a lot of cockroaches there and there are a lot of tourists and maybe I will hate it.
Perfect, thank you!
Welcome!
Hell yeah dude
The story is that you see the curvature of the Earth on the Salt Flats...
Oh yeah I’ve heard that! Interesting
Yeah I would have warned you. Dont wear anything you care about if your planning to walk the mud and go to the water. It will permastink anything and will rip off most footwear. If you go barefoot then it can hurt. Sharp salt.
I found a trilobite fossil in a rock, almost at the peak of a mountain in Tooele, which is south of the Salt Lake.
Wow that's awesome!
You need to turn that fossil in to a local wildlife preservation museum. It’s against the law to be poaching/taking fossils from protected national parks. What is your full name, county of residence, date of when you found the fossil, phone contact number, and address of residence if you don’t mind me asking? Also where was the exact location where the fossil was taken from.
@@macysondheim PRIVATE land honey....PRIVATE. You have my name, do what you wish. Just remember, some of us have skills that we haven't forgotten!
Right across the road from the entrance to Tooele Army Depot. If you look up on the side of the mountain there, you'll see some of my art work in stones!
@@macysondheim Can you send me a head shot photo of you, in order to be able to confirm your identity when looking thru a 4.5-27x56 lens?
Hahah you went at the wrong season!! My first time I made the same mistake.
Yep I did, but I just happened to be around.
I might go there within a year
Right on! Enjoy
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Shouldnt those sites be under conservation protection? Thats human history
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It’s so sad. In the early 2000’s it really was a private ocean. In the early 2010’s it was still amazing and swimmable in Bridget bay.
Went a weekend ago, you can see three decades of past shorelines at Bridger. You’d have to go a mile and a half from parking before you’d fine deep waters.
It’s still amazing and considered a happy place for what it’s worth. But def sad af.
I agree I never saw it so slow. Used to visit as a kid. I wanted to jump in just to try it but it was just so low, even on my raft.
Can someone plant ocean fish like tuna and other salt water fish species in that lake?
I think the salt content is too high for ocean fish.
It’s 5x saltier than the ocean. I don’t think very many creatures can survive that
Columbus never discovered America. People were here alive and well thousands of years before Europeans.
What’s the state, people don’t seem to understand what discover means it means he discovered it for that side of the world, the eastern world of the western world two worlds I discovering it for that world. It doesn’t mean other people hadn’t landed there before it doesn’t mean other people hadn’t lived there before it just means discovered it so that time for that world. It would be like if I went up to Alaska and discovered a settlement, well we know that there’s a settle we know that people have been there before but for our world today I discovered it because no one had been there in such a long time
Those people were subhuman.
@@justin8894Damn straigh bro u r right 👍
Yea and we Conquered it get over it. You are not strong enough to protect your land someone would have came along and took it eventually anyway.
learn how to pronounce "escape"
Now do a video on Jacob Hamblin
I'll check it out. So many good characters! Doing this video I read about a trapper named Daddy Stump who lived in a cabin on Antelope Island, they believed he got killed by natives and some said they saw his ghost.
@@ThunderstoneWV ahh yeah. Use your diving rods to find where he died and talk to the ghosts!
No bugs if you go there in the fall.
You forgot to say stay wild 😅
pray for el nino to come
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