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What an excellent, informative video! Years ago I learned that much of this region had been clear cut just prior to park establishment, and I wondered just how recovered the forest is. Is Brown, Wild East, your source for that question, which you discuss at 03:42?

This deserves to go viral!

Yu truly captured the "prairie " feeling in this vid Great work

1:19 what?

You could go to the great smokey mountains, or you could stand in a shopping center parking lot in Washington. Just about the same experience.

Revisited this video, its very good! Great job

This was very helpful I’m writing a report about different diverse landscapes this was very helpful 🤌🏼🌸

Biomimetics can be used as an argument against biological evolution. According to the theory, there is no inbuilt intelligence in evolution, only happy accidents, unlikely mutations that in real life destroy life and order.

Hi you clearly know a lot about this region, I'm currently doing research and this video was really helpful so thank you!! Do you have any additional references you could share so I can further my own research? I'm specifically looking at the 1900-1930s :) Thank you again.

Something like 99.6% of tallgrass prairie has been plowed under and planted with row crops or destroyed by other means. I wonder if we’d accept that if it were any other ecosystem.

How are you not popular?

This is a great informative and honest video. As someone who has visited the smokies dozens of times and loves to go I think its important we acknowledge much of the park's difficult history.

This dude is showing images of places that arent The Smokies. Good info none the less

Your video is way more useful and informative than our professors lecture series! Thank you very much!

Informative mate. Thank you.

Wish could share with Grandma

Single handedly improved my research report thank you

Excelent!! Used for homeschooling❤

i was about to complain about how you didn't mention any sources, but it's in the description 7:40 dune competition 👀 8:15 this on isn't in the description. The Physics of Blown Sandand Desert Dunes by R. A. Bagnold

The problem is that sand dunes are not created by wind, they are created by water. This is obvious if you look at satellite images. There is also the issue of dunes that contain gravel and rocks as in Libya and many other places, these are clearly not created by wind. Only water can create parallel, straight dunes that go on for hundreds of kilometers. You can see the effect of water velocity on the deposition of sediment, and also interference patterns where waves have reflected off a coastline. The wind blown theory has never been experimentally proven. Star dunes and dome dunes are an effect of wave interference on a lake bed.

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THANK YOU, im researching dunes for my Landscape Architecture class and this is super helpful

how do u have only 248 subs this vids GREAT!!!

loved it

GREAT VIDEO!!!!

Very informative, well presented and I really liked the demonstration with the balls. Good job.

Enjoyed this video. Well done 👏!

That's amazingly helpful and useful for the relevant topic. One can not only understand the landforms but the continuous procedure of Dune formation. Would you please cover the other portions of Geomorphology?

Excellent video! Keep it coming!

Where is this exactly?

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one example the transformation of butterflies

thanks dude

Imagine if there was a project where someone would snap a picture of a dune range from the exact same location and angle once a year, and the tradition would be kept up for thousands of generations, and eventually someone could watch eons of time as the dunes crawl across the land like a living organism.

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This is amazing thank you!!

Writing tomorrow, but this was helpful

It pains me how this guy hasn’t got more subs! These videos are so incredibly helpful and interesting!

Snakes definitely need a new P.R. Firm.... Fantastic Narration / Very Interesting!

Great video, very informative, should be shown on Discovery channel and in schools 👍❤️

Fascinating!

I didn't know about the blue mussels and the web's UV reflection for birds, very interesting and cool, well done

Great video, I really enjoyed it!

Snakes terrify me

Man what a cool video. Way better than my snake road vid 🙈 That glacial melt is suposedly what formed the kankakee sand deposits, was called the great kankakee torrent. Now it's home to bull snakes, racers & hognose. That kinda stuff is really interesting. I look for rocks and fossils everywhere i go. In kansas u can flip snakes under fossil filled rocks along the road. Gotta love when 2 hobbies combine into 1

Living in Union County makes Snake Road an easy trip and great fun for me. While LaRue-Pine Hills has a great show so do several other places in this end of the state. Heron Pond Swamp in Johnson County feels like a Jurassic vacation. I believe it is the northern most Cyress/Tupelo swamp in the country and to be in the swamp gives a feeling of awe sadly lost by human misuse and abuse. I've seen lots of Copperheads and Cottonmouths in and along the trail. The swamp has a floating walkway extending into it and on a weekday with few visitors its a trip back into time. I liked your video a lot. Hopefully people will want to explore this area and also respect it. Good Show.

Ur awesome lol ty