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It's a UA-cam "mystery". Not a mystery to anyone else.

I mean, if you took science in elementary school, you would have learned all this. So childish.

His firstborn and he was so ready to let him go when the time came that i cried a bit, the shots from the crystalis molting was beautiful too

Are most of them built at the base of a tree? If so why

Better question, have you ever seen a white squirrel???? Black squirrels are pretty common. Yes white squirrels exist.

Could they be from the revolutionary war? Lookout spots for soldiers?

Driven over this bridge a hindred times and never noticed, might be a weekend trip!

Every year I have to wait until I catch a female laying eggs and follow her around to collect those leaves. If I don't, they are gone by the next day. I blame the ants. I also have tons of wasps as they love my pollinator garden. I raise about 30-60 every year. Tip: a layer of paper towels to line your terrarium will make it easier to clean. Floral tube's will help keep the milkweed fresher, or just wrap a small wad of wet paper towel around the stem of the leaf, wrap with a small piece of seran wrap or cut piece of plastic bag and secure with a twist tie.

When I was a kid going through driving instruction school my instructor Mr Harvey brought me there and we rolled up the hill in the car it's pretty cool so is Mr Harvey.

I can't believe how much I enjoyed this video! Thanks Josh!

Josh, I am so happy to happened upon your video. I was absolutely mesmerized. What a great job you did caring for your insect family. I have seeds of a number of Asclepia varieties. I will not bring any caterpillars in the house next year, but I am definitely setting up a care station on my deck. There will be a lot of milkweed growing, and hopefully many monarchs will find them. I am thinking about some kind of enclosure or mesh to keep predators out. Thank you so much for giving me the extra motivation to take on such a project. ❤❤❤

What he said!

Very well presented and interesting, I would say they werent built as root cellars

I'm a little late to the party. I think it's Sasquatch/UFO/Aliens, maybe some local cryptids too, ATB

As a big nature lover/herp geek, this is the content where I've found this man the most attractive. His kind heart 😍

Nice try, but I know an Eldritch horror when I see one. 8 generations of the Dewey family, that's not suspicious.

Beautiful

Interesting

Ancient toot cellars

20:54 The butterfly “Yeah sure bro”.

There is a huge useless cut lawn out there tho, plant some more milkweed instead maybe?

Here gravity falls live action was going to be filmed

Don't Touch it!!

Fun I have hundreds of caterpillars in my habitat. But what is with the sock and sandals?

It's slowly become obvious that there were people in the US before the Native Americans.

Day St off Rt 189 just East of High Meadows.

A lot of them were used as "community" paddocks, so when someones livestock got loose who ever caught them would put them in one of these.

Well done 👍 great presentation!! Well done parents and instructors!!😅

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this is hilarious. Come over my house my back yards full of them.

They probably had the entire area to themselves. Running from shelter to shelter following the seasons and the herds.

I went here when I was 8 with my baby sitter. It was my first ever “cave” exploration, a core memory

root cellars, not ancient

There's really not much of a mystery.. In Europe the stone walls are everywhere, in any landscape that has many stones. The farmers would move the rocks to define their fields, and soon enough they would get a wall.

Hoe is the weight determined?

Where I live we have a black squirrel population ourselves too.

Very interesting video. Thank You 😊

Living in Londonderry NH and growing up in Hudson Valley NY there were a lot of similarities. I was told (Grandpa) the Dutch Farmers were mostly responsible for this and I’m hearing the Merino Sheep story now Very Cool !

Indian Meth Caves…..🤙

Learning a lot about this cool plant in the comments and how you cant move them!

Just found your channel! I live on the South Shore! This is so cool 😎

Great vid! Where is the one in Shutesbury located?

I found one in Danville NH...its now registered

Aren’t you on OF?

Beautiful! So cool. Thanks for doing this video! I worked for WWF Mexico for 2 years and spent lots of time at the overwintering site, as well as tons of politics to protect them. You should definitely go. Thanks again, I loved your message at the end!

"Nobody knows who they were, or what ____________ they were doing"

Looks downhill to me

I DIDN'T KNOW YOU ARE INTO BIOLOGY OMFG 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Those stone walls were never a mystery. Everyone already knew that they were made by farmers to mark boundaries.