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  • Опубліковано 21 жов 2024

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  • @sargervbftw626
    @sargervbftw626 8 років тому +2

    This channel probably has more videos in my favorites than any other.

  • @thrillhouse_vanhouten
    @thrillhouse_vanhouten 8 років тому +4

    So happy to see you guys posting 100 Wonders videos again! Looking very forward to your book release in Sept!

  • @TS-fd5dz
    @TS-fd5dz 8 років тому +2

    OK I just started watching your 100 wonders videos like.... 5 days ago and I've almost watched all of them!!!!!! HOPE THERES MORE TO COME! I am OBSESSED with your channel!!!!!! you guys do a great job! :)

  • @patrickrussell9
    @patrickrussell9 8 років тому +6

    Hi Dylan,
    Just discovered your show and love it!
    The Armagosa Opera House in Death Valley and the story of Marta Becket is really fascinating. You should do a video on that!
    Keep up the great episodes!

  • @thezionsoho
    @thezionsoho 8 років тому +1

    100 Wonders videos!!!! thanks!!

  • @chipfairy08
    @chipfairy08 8 років тому

    So glad this is back I discovered this two months ago and binge watched all the videos can't wait to find out more cool stuff on the planet

  • @samhyde2366
    @samhyde2366 8 років тому

    More video's please! Literally the most informative and fun video's on the web!

  • @nickmckenzie3361
    @nickmckenzie3361 8 років тому +3

    Can you guys make a video on the Abita Mystery House (UCM Museum)?

  • @drpetersellers
    @drpetersellers 8 років тому

    So glad you're back!!!

  • @natuu94
    @natuu94 7 років тому

    I miss the 100 wonders series sooooo much :( Please do more of these, they are so interesting and wonderful!!!

  • @ElizabethTravelsNow
    @ElizabethTravelsNow 8 років тому

    Just as a quick FYI, the annotations are not working at the end of the video.

  • @lindsaymccormick9607
    @lindsaymccormick9607 8 років тому

    So happy you guys are posting again! Great video :)

  • @eirinoien4624
    @eirinoien4624 8 років тому +1

    I love your videos, please do more if you can, I learn so much from these

  • @humboogu
    @humboogu 8 років тому +16

    WELCOME BACK!

    • @shereesheree7735
      @shereesheree7735 8 років тому

      Hi Dylan!! Yes, welcome back. It's been too long since we heard from you.😆

  • @lottieanderson5368
    @lottieanderson5368 8 років тому +5

    You're back!

  • @rebeccalucas2787
    @rebeccalucas2787 8 років тому

    Love this! Guess I need to go visit these bristle cone pines and Great Basin NP.

  • @texaslonestarrider
    @texaslonestarrider 8 років тому +1

    Fantastic Story! Thanks For Sharing My Friend!

  • @chaoss5
    @chaoss5 8 років тому

    Finally! Another video of you. Welcome back!

  • @XoraKun
    @XoraKun 8 років тому

    OH JESUS YES. You were gone for so long I was getting scared you weren't going to post again. Phew

  • @LinusWilson
    @LinusWilson 3 роки тому

    Thanks for showing me the location.

  • @Dextersmythe
    @Dextersmythe 2 роки тому

    Great video, thanks I’ve sprouted six of these so far 😊

  • @TheRenprice
    @TheRenprice 7 років тому

    Are you still making more videos? I really like these videos.

  • @exonestist3945
    @exonestist3945 8 років тому

    YOU'RE BACK!

  • @xatyr
    @xatyr 8 років тому +7

    I miss Dylan:(

  • @TylerMatthewHarris
    @TylerMatthewHarris 8 років тому +2

    Love it!

  • @sainthuckelberry
    @sainthuckelberry 8 років тому

    Great video and really great national park. The story of Prometheus is both sad and poignant.

  • @JoseGranny
    @JoseGranny 8 років тому +2

    I don't get thrilled when it comes to spirituality and such, but i do wonder if these trees, somehow "know" something that we don't.

  • @AlexCab_49
    @AlexCab_49 7 років тому +1

    I don't want the bristlecone pines to go away.

  • @centipede167
    @centipede167 8 років тому

    He's back!...poor trees.

  • @jacobmortimore
    @jacobmortimore 8 років тому +2

    I love these videos :))))

  • @emanjadallah3525
    @emanjadallah3525 3 роки тому

    Woooow its amazing

  • @SergioGomez-eg7wr
    @SergioGomez-eg7wr 8 років тому

    YOUR BACK!!!!!

  • @miso.1993
    @miso.1993 8 років тому

    yessss you've returned!

  • @OneDollarBuddha
    @OneDollarBuddha 8 років тому

    Oh I remember hearing about him on radiolab! Such an interesting story.

  • @slingslang2934
    @slingslang2934 4 роки тому

    Cool how it looks like 20 pine needles growing but they spread about 5 times each making 100. And they arrange out oddly even, like bristles.

  • @victorz3885
    @victorz3885 8 років тому

    Wohooo, you're back \o

  • @brianlindstrom1044
    @brianlindstrom1044 8 років тому

    its been so long i forgot i was subscribed

  • @RomanVideos1
    @RomanVideos1 5 років тому

    It is amazing to think that the tree has seen a lot of things throughout our human history., just thinking about it makes it kind of scary.

  • @joel_molyneux
    @joel_molyneux 8 років тому

    YAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! He's back!!!!

  • @isacku129
    @isacku129 8 років тому

    HELL YEAH! WE BEEN WAITING ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @MeAuntieNora
    @MeAuntieNora 8 років тому

    Jeez, this and the Tree of Ténéré... I wonder if there are any historically/biologically important trees that have been killed that we DON'T know about...

  • @rindin100
    @rindin100 6 років тому +1

    I don't care what gets stuck in that tree! You don't just go cut down the oldest tree on this planet! Only a crazy person would do such a thing!

  • @doodsravenlolo7173
    @doodsravenlolo7173 3 роки тому

    Praise the Lord for his wonderful creation. And only the saviour of human beings. Amen.

  • @marcorodvas
    @marcorodvas 8 років тому

    make one about the general sherman tree in california's sequoia park!

  • @rosiemarsili265
    @rosiemarsili265 8 років тому

    bellissimi alberi !

  • @Mike-Primus7777
    @Mike-Primus7777 Рік тому

    I read through the comments and not one comment about these 5000-year-old trees

  • @stangeric1
    @stangeric1 8 років тому +1

    'mazing!

  • @michaelwiebe8273
    @michaelwiebe8273 4 роки тому

    "How do we measure time? It's incredibly subjective."
    Answer: number of orbits around the sun.

  • @adamgrimsley2900
    @adamgrimsley2900 Рік тому

    Time measurement isn't subjective

  • @seanmiller9304
    @seanmiller9304 3 роки тому

    Well I did not know the rest of the story. I'm glad it was not on purpose, it was almost an accident.

  • @jaysheth2090
    @jaysheth2090 8 років тому

    Mirny Mine,Siberia!

  • @kilawattkidd
    @kilawattkidd 6 років тому

    One more year and the tree will be able to join AARP

  • @sipsindustrial7258
    @sipsindustrial7258 5 років тому

    Check an olive tree in Palestine... It may be older... :)

  • @ericcartman8354
    @ericcartman8354 6 років тому

    these trees were old when Jesus was born

  • @onelowerlight
    @onelowerlight 8 років тому +5

    Great video, except the last part about climate change threatened the bristlecone pines. The climate has changed dramatically within the lifetime of many of these trees, such as the warm period during the Roman era and the little ice age during the Medieval era. The climate is always changing, and if these hardy plants survived all of that, they're not going to be killed off anytime soon.

    • @hin930
      @hin930 8 років тому +3

      It was not just the range of the change but the speed of the change will kill it off.
      The Roman Warm Period you mention last about 650 years and the temperatures range were within a degree of modern temperatures. The Little Ice Age (Wasn't really an Ice Age) last about 200 years and the change were still less profound than the temperature increased in the last 100 years.
      Human have greatly change our climate in less than 150 years since the industrial revolution. We literately doing EVERYTHING we can to cause the climate change. Deforestation and releasing green house gas are just some of the things we did to cause the warming. The sixteen hottest years since 1880 are ALL between 1998-2015. We are almost 2 degree warmer and most of it are caused by human activities.

    • @onelowerlight
      @onelowerlight 8 років тому +1

      The climate is certainly changing (as it has always changed), but I'm not convinced it's man-made. I don't have an agenda so I'm not going to push one way or the other, but there's a real bias against healthy skepticism among pro-climate change activists, and some of the "facts" they cite are of questionable scientific value.

    • @nareshkumarnareshkumar300
      @nareshkumarnareshkumar300 6 років тому

      Are you sure

  • @TheRomeoSan
    @TheRomeoSan 2 роки тому

    It just happen to be in America, I am pretty sure this is not the oldest tree.

  • @easymode_RL
    @easymode_RL Рік тому

    End of the video was dumb.. trying to claim that climate change is going to kill trees that have been around a lot longer than we have.. I mean, sir, may be a lot of them will die off, but he makes it sound like they’re going to go extinct.. please..

    • @danielhudon9456
      @danielhudon9456 4 місяці тому

      Like he said, they will try to go higher with the warming climate, until they can’t go any higher.

  • @sargervbftw626
    @sargervbftw626 8 років тому

    This channel probably has more videos in my favorites than any other.