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  • @pollutingpenguin2146
    @pollutingpenguin2146 Рік тому +258

    Their GDP per capita is high because Denmark gives them $600mill a year to ensure they have have a similar standard of living as to the Danes.

    • @malik87breaker
      @malik87breaker Рік тому +7

      What about the fish that is being exported to denmark?

    • @pollutingpenguin2146
      @pollutingpenguin2146 Рік тому +6

      @@malik87breaker what about it? That’s still accounted for in their GDP per capita

    • @ingvarhallstrom2306
      @ingvarhallstrom2306 Рік тому +33

      There's also the political factor, Denmark is paying because they want to inhabit the island with Danish citizens for political reasons. Without people living there, they would have no real claim to the island. And the Greenlanders can't survive on fishing alone. So, either Denmark have to pay people to live there or almost all of them would move to Copenhagen.

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому +5

      @@ingvarhallstrom2306 logically that makes sense

    • @AJvideoshare
      @AJvideoshare Рік тому +5

      You sure it includes the subsidy? That info usually isn’t included in GDP. And if you added $600MM to the $3.1B, it would move their GDP per capita to $63k which would exactly match Denmark. So that seems more right if that is the purpose of the subsidy.
      And even if you took $600MM off their $3.1B GDP, the GDP per capita drops from $53k to $43k which is still pretty good… top 25 in the world.

  • @rvrrunner
    @rvrrunner 10 місяців тому +11

    In 1974 I spent a year in Greenland with the US Air Force at Sondrestrom AB now listed as Kangerlussuaq. I had a pilot's license so got to fly a private aero club airplane into the fjords and by the glaciers in the local areal. Saw herds of Musk Ox and Caribou. Was not to happy during the freezing total darkness of winter but the summer was fantastic. Flew on a supply airplane and landed on the ice cap at one of the radar sites and the east coast at Tasiilaq. Beautiful but rugged country.

  • @YourFavNava
    @YourFavNava Рік тому +59

    I LIVE in NUUK

  • @MusicalRadiation
    @MusicalRadiation Рік тому +63

    The whole country has a tundra (ET) climate except for just two spots that have a subarctic (Dfc) climate: the Kangerlussuaq fjord, and the Qinngua Valley. The latter one contains the only natural forest on Greenland!

    • @andrebruce2371
      @andrebruce2371 Рік тому

      It's ice cap

    • @ia8018
      @ia8018 Рік тому +5

      @@andrebruce2371 ice cap covers about 79% of the island, so 21% is ice free.

    • @ia8018
      @ia8018 Рік тому +2

      There are now about 5 planted forests in Greenland, I think Narsarsuaq Arboretum is the largest one (150 hectares).

    • @nikhilpandey2618
      @nikhilpandey2618 Рік тому

      @@andrebruce2371 *ice crap

  • @manniaraq
    @manniaraq Рік тому +16

    As a Greenlandic person, maybe if y'all stop focusing on ICE and SNOW you will see the Green part of the Greenland. In summer every land/Islands are Green, especially a land without people

    • @Queenni1111
      @Queenni1111 Рік тому +2

      I would love to visit

    • @manniaraq
      @manniaraq Рік тому +1

      @انسان no

    • @janahnavales
      @janahnavales Рік тому

      Base of what I saw in the video , there no any car there? Only kayaking?

    • @manniaraq
      @manniaraq Рік тому +1

      @@janahnavales Greenland do have cars💀

    • @derrickmcadoo3804
      @derrickmcadoo3804 2 місяці тому

      Mars

  • @sadiariya2034
    @sadiariya2034 Рік тому +14

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  • @nicholasharvey1232
    @nicholasharvey1232 Рік тому +84

    I've heard that Greenland got its name because its discoverer landed at the southern tip of the island in the middle of summer, when it was actually quite green (there's even a forest there-- not all of Greenland is a barren wasteland, there are farms in southern Greenland as well!)

    • @anonUK
      @anonUK Рік тому +8

      The man who discovered Greenland was the world's first estate agent.

    • @ladymacbethofmtensk896
      @ladymacbethofmtensk896 Рік тому

      @@anonUK And at the time, there was cause for Erik to be enthusiastic about the place.

    • @whysoserious702
      @whysoserious702 Рік тому +2

      You are right. That was not any kind of "marketing campaign;" not only did they see a green land, the
      world's climate was gen-
      really warmer.

    • @AlvinSeville1
      @AlvinSeville1 Рік тому

      Did you know that in the south, architects drew up the blueprints of the first igloo? They have the drawings in a museum somewhere.
      You can find all drawings...the foundations, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC there.

    • @ginsederp
      @ginsederp Місяць тому

      @whysoserious702 well, I wouldn't say the world was warmer in general. Since we are currently warmer than we've ever been in the past 125000 years, based on an IPCC report.

  • @eckligt
    @eckligt Рік тому +38

    I would add that Denmark and Canada are about to ratify an agreement that would see them split Hans Island down the middle. This will give the two countries a land border.

    • @gabriellescur4085
      @gabriellescur4085 Рік тому +1

      They did that in June

    • @eckligt
      @eckligt Рік тому

      @@gabriellescur4085 I know it was signed in June 2022, but I haven't seen any proof it has been ratified by the two parliaments yet. There is a sentence on Wikipedia that indicates that it has been ratified, but when I check the source, it doesn't actually say that.

    • @marcozolo3536
      @marcozolo3536 Рік тому +1

      If Canada doesn't build a city of at least the size of Anchorage there, it was all for nothing lol

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому

      that happens a while back

  • @AJvideoshare
    @AJvideoshare Рік тому +41

    Another fun fact: Greenland stretches further North, West, South, and East than Iceland.

    • @jamesbong4928
      @jamesbong4928 Рік тому +2

      Well Iceland is tiny 🙃

    • @DENVEROUTDOORMAN
      @DENVEROUTDOORMAN Рік тому +1

      Not fun at all don't know why people say "fun fact" kinda stu]id

    • @AlvinSeville1
      @AlvinSeville1 Рік тому +1

      Another fun fact: Greenland has mostly ice and Iceland is mostly green.

    • @jamesbong4928
      @jamesbong4928 Рік тому

      @@AlvinSeville1 not in winter

    • @daviddeppa122
      @daviddeppa122 2 місяці тому

      So does Russia and Canada...

  • @KhaoticDeterminism
    @KhaoticDeterminism Рік тому +2

    A proud Nation of Inuit. Everything the Arctic Ocean touches. 😊😊
    At least that’s what Caligo tells me. Her and the Nesoi. Islands are a primordial force of nature. They force development of consciousness and each island has its own personality.

  • @DougKahn
    @DougKahn Рік тому +6

    I spent a year there. Was a blast! Had a great time. Thule AB

  • @starexgo3888
    @starexgo3888 Рік тому +4

    Couldve showen the beauty so much more beautiful than people think Greenland over norway for me

  • @robthetraveler1099
    @robthetraveler1099 Рік тому +25

    Long been on my bucket list, and I'll finally get to go in June of '24!

    • @mike15.
      @mike15. Рік тому

      why tho. there is literally nothing

    • @ia8018
      @ia8018 Рік тому +15

      @@mike15. where you see nothing, others see wonders.

    • @mike15.
      @mike15. Рік тому

      @@ia8018 bruh there are a million square miles of just ice and snow... icecold, isolated from the world.. and a few hundred ppl living in one small town..

    • @rob9994
      @rob9994 Рік тому +2

      Go for it mate and enjoy every second of it

    • @Storm-ib7uz
      @Storm-ib7uz Рік тому +3

      @@mike15. that sounds interesting actually. You are wrong of course, but even if you were right, I would still wanted to visit.

  • @AIGeographyTeacher
    @AIGeographyTeacher 4 дні тому

    Your content is so engaging! Thanks for providing such valuable and interesting geography lessons. 🌍❤

  • @alexwilliamns
    @alexwilliamns Рік тому +8

    2:28 This looks like the average highs and lows of each month, not the range. It likely gets significantly colder and significantly warmer than these numbers.

    • @Reitzel996
      @Reitzel996 Рік тому

      You are absolutely correct. Temperatures in Nuuk can easily go below minus 15 in the winter, and above plus 15 in the summer.

  • @neddyladdy
    @neddyladdy Рік тому +14

    "Greenland" is a name. It is the name of an island, a very particular island. The one called Greenland.

    • @chuckinhouston9952
      @chuckinhouston9952 Рік тому +1

      Thank you Kamala. That clears up a lot.

    • @FewVidsJustComments
      @FewVidsJustComments Рік тому

      @@chuckinhouston9952 You spelled "neddy laddy" wrong.

    • @AlvinSeville1
      @AlvinSeville1 Рік тому

      I spilled a lot of green dye on the ice cap. Now it can truly be called Greenland. 😆

  • @scottishwarrior8014
    @scottishwarrior8014 Рік тому +3

    The way the earth is heating up soon this country will make sense

  • @abeautifulmindispoetrydefi5323
    @abeautifulmindispoetrydefi5323 10 місяців тому +1

    Greenland of all places on this planet is about to take the biggest hit from "Mother Nature" in the coming months. I wrote a poem some years ago once again around the same time as the disaster movie also called "Greenland"
    The biggest problem lays beneath the ground and that is volcanic activity which sadly alters the future but not just this Island. It will in time affect the "Americas" and whilst that might sound in sane it will. There is a number of issues that at first, doesn't seem worthy of worrying about, until one key event unlocks all the others leaving us very little time and because of its location it is near impossible to deal with.
    We normally associate a "Chain Reaction" with nuclear bombs, but this is on a totally different level. This grand design is purely "Mother Nature" and it was not the place I would expect such drama to take place. With the Permafrost melting this has the potential to escalate global warming by shifting it up a gear. The other present danger is the release of the next pandemic due to the thawing of the ice.
    The Islands population albeit small will have to flee, which sees an increase refugees and the impact that will have on neighboring countries, Europe being at the top of the list. It was about 3 years ago, when I wrote the poem which troubled me at the time.

  • @skycrow9594
    @skycrow9594 9 місяців тому +1

    milk, eggs, onions and chicken have the exact same cost in denmark, though the prices made a big change 2 years ago, so if that data is older than 1 year, then its much more expensive.

  • @Reitzel996
    @Reitzel996 Рік тому +2

    It's great to see a video about the amazing country that Greenland is, trying to educate the world on it. Unfortunately there are a lot of inaccuracies in your video, so for you and especially for all other who might view this video, please be aware of these:
    1. The name of Greenland DOES NOT come from some marketing trick. It doesn't. It's wrong. It is called Greenland because it is actually green in the area where Erik the red settled. That's it.
    2. Greenland IS a country. It is not a sovereign nation, but it is a country. The most correct translation of it to english would be "Autonomous constituent country".
    3. Oil and gas ARE NOT inustries in Greenland - also, mineral extraction is not that big yet, construction and tourism are much bigger at the moment.
    4. While the stats for the temperatures are correct, they are averages. It is not uncommon to see temperatures below minus 15 degrees celsius in Nuuk during the winter, and in the summer it often reaches well above the numbers shown.
    5. There are NO roads between cities - not "virtually no roads". That is unless you count Qinngorput and Nussuaq as their own cities, but they are generally considered to be part of Nuuk. Also, there is an ATV track/dirt path between Sisimiut and Kangerlussuaq.
    6. You are also not correct about the reason why there are no roads between cities. It is much more complex than that, but it is not because it would require a ferry sevice - something which there actually is. The reason is more because of the incredible distances between cities, the culture and history of the country, the difficulties in acutally building such, and the lack of ressources.
    7. Not all towns/settlements are along the coast, depending on how you define it. Kangerlussuaq, the airport city, is located in the bottom of one of the deepest/longest fjords, which technically puts it on a coast, but it is not considered as such - at least not in Greenland.
    8. While rent prices are higher in London, that is also not a great comparison seeing as London has some of the highest rent prices in the world. The rent prices in Greenland are also quite high.
    Source: being from Denmark and having lived in Greenland while working in the government.

    • @michaelboyle1805
      @michaelboyle1805 Рік тому +1

      Thank you for correcting the blatant misinformation in this video

  • @JacKanapie
    @JacKanapie Місяць тому

    Great video, Greenland is a place I knew practically nothing about

  • @94emha77
    @94emha77 Рік тому +6

    It gets alot colder than -10 in Nuuk haha

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому

      yeah i found it hard to believe it didnt get in the -30s+

    • @Reitzel996
      @Reitzel996 Рік тому

      @@rebel2809 It doesn't really go into the -30s - at least that is VERY rare. However, it is not uncommon to see it go below minus 15, and some of the coldest temperatures during the winter in Nuuk is in the minus twenties.

  • @nathanjohnwade2289
    @nathanjohnwade2289 Рік тому +4

    Parts of Siberia gets colder - Yakust anyone?

    • @johanneabelsen1644
      @johanneabelsen1644 Рік тому +1

      Yakutsk is insanely cold. We can't manage those temperatures in Greenland.

    • @PaulVinonaama
      @PaulVinonaama Рік тому

      @@johanneabelsen1644 Yes but Yakutsk is hot in summer.

    • @adamlea6339
      @adamlea6339 Рік тому

      Siberia is continental, the coastal regions of Greenland will have the climate tempered to a degree by the ocean.

  • @ladymacbethofmtensk896
    @ladymacbethofmtensk896 Рік тому +10

    I really hate the story that Eric the Red lied by calling it Greenland, because I understand that the climate was quite different back then, to the point where Newfoundland warranted the name Vinland. Indeed, at the time, the southern reaches of Greenland were green enough to support a colony, and I imagine that the name was only intended to apply to that part, and it was only much later that the name was applied to the entire island, none of which, by that time, was still green enough.

    • @CTJM_Middleton
      @CTJM_Middleton Рік тому +2

      It was green, he didn't lie

    • @ladymacbethofmtensk896
      @ladymacbethofmtensk896 Рік тому

      @@CTJM_Middleton Climate changes. It has done so since the earth first formed, and it shall continue to do so until the Sun dies, and everything is darkness for the rest of eternity.

    • @Reitzel996
      @Reitzel996 Рік тому +2

      Southern Greenland is still very green during the summer and also part of spring and autumn

    • @CTJM_Middleton
      @CTJM_Middleton Рік тому +1

      @@Reitzel996 almost all of Greenland's coast gets green too

  • @AppNetEnt
    @AppNetEnt Рік тому +4

    Greenland is not a dependency. It is an integral part of the Kingdom of Denmark, albeit self-governing and has the right to independence if a referendum is held and they vote yes.

    • @jackpowell8864
      @jackpowell8864 Рік тому

      Who freaking cares the point is, it’s not independent

    • @AppNetEnt
      @AppNetEnt Рік тому +1

      @@jackpowell8864 I wasn't passing comment on whether it should or shouldn't be, I am making the point that Greenland is not a dependent entity to the sovereign state that is the Kingdom of Denmark.
      There is a massive difference in status. So, Greenland 'freaking cares'. There's no need for impertinence.
      For the record, I absolutely support Greenland's full statehood, there is no logical reason in my mind for continued control of any European nation over anywhere else in the world.

  • @javierramirez4722
    @javierramirez4722 Рік тому +2

    It must be a city underneath that ice like the pne Chile explorers found in antartica and the one the pentagon took over forbiden anyone but them to get in

  • @oleggoldberg905
    @oleggoldberg905 Рік тому +1

    Greenland is Iceland. Iceland is Greenland. In other words, Greenland is like a sheet of ice topographically and Iceland was self named to fool people into believing the land wasn’t worth invading even though it is much greener than Greenland.

  • @nelsonvalencia7889
    @nelsonvalencia7889 27 днів тому

    I've heard that Greenland 🇬🇱 got it's name, because it's discoverer landed at the Southern tip of the island in the middle of Summer, when it was actually quiet green (There's even a forest there - not all of Greenland is a barren wasteland, there are farms in Southern Greenland as well!!!). 😍🇵🇭

  • @n.vinther3087
    @n.vinther3087 Рік тому +1

    Correction = Greenland is a country, but not a nation, because it is part of the Danish Kingdom.
    Where did you get your temperatures from? I have personally experienced both a lot higher and a lot lower temperatures, -20 degrees C is not unusual in winter.

    • @adamlea6339
      @adamlea6339 Рік тому

      Those are average monthly temperatures. Daily variance will result in temperatures higher and lower than the monthly average.

  • @dlight9849
    @dlight9849 Рік тому +3

    Wish we could have colorful houses like that in the US. Instead we have drab boring vinyl siding everywhere.

    • @dark12ain
      @dark12ain 11 днів тому

      @@dlight9849 you do realize you can paint your own house right.... You do know this right

    • @dlight9849
      @dlight9849 10 днів тому +1

      @@dark12ain If you lived in the US you would that HOAs don't allow you to change the color of vinyl siding.
      My subdivision only allows beige.
      The subdivision to the south only allows beige.
      The subdivision to the north only allows beige.
      The subdivision to the west only allows beige.
      The subdivision to the east only allows white.

    • @dark12ain
      @dark12ain 10 днів тому

      @@dlight9849 yeah and that's why I will NEVER live in a HOA community. All those rules and fees for what? To keep the property value high? Ehh no thanks HOA are the scum of this country with no real backing

  • @j2174
    @j2174 Рік тому +4

    It doesn’t make sense to do total land and total population. Most km2 have zero people living on it. This makes large geographic countries, even Russia with 140million people seem “sparsely populated”, however most people in these countries will live in just a few regions that no more sparsely populated than many other countries.

    • @arqalolyberth1148
      @arqalolyberth1148 Рік тому

      They were 105 cities and towns in Greenland and Danish cut off 55 and now only 50 dialects on Greenland

  • @juliansmith4295
    @juliansmith4295 Рік тому

    "The nearest country to Greenland is Canada, to the west and southwest across Nares Strait and Baffin Bay." It's actually a little closer, across the border on Hans Island.

  • @daveharrison84
    @daveharrison84 Рік тому +5

    The winter temperatures are a lot more mild than I expected.

    • @94emha77
      @94emha77 Рік тому +2

      Its not accurate it gets alot colder

    • @tadhgmccain7785
      @tadhgmccain7785 Рік тому

      Winter temperatures for most of Greenland is -40s to -50s.

    • @Reitzel996
      @Reitzel996 Рік тому +2

      They are also not that telling. They are the averages. It is definitely not uncommen to see minus 15 and below during the winter in Nuuk. And further north it easily goes well below that, some places reaching below minus 50.

    • @PEPevents007
      @PEPevents007 Рік тому

      @@tadhgmccain7785 No it is not. Only in the very north it becomes that cold - and only a couple of months. I lived in the VERY north (Qaanaaq) for one winter. We did not go below -38

    • @tadhgmccain7785
      @tadhgmccain7785 Рік тому

      @@PEPevents007 I've just looked at the charts now for Greenland and a large part of it is showing -30s now in mid may.

  • @sambucas.4645
    @sambucas.4645 Рік тому +9

    I've always wondered why it was called Greenland 👍

    • @BendyDH
      @BendyDH Рік тому +1

      Gotta love those Viking trolls

    • @ia8018
      @ia8018 Рік тому

      Because it's pretty green in the summer, and even so in Vikings times when Greenland was warmer than nowadays.

    • @malik87breaker
      @malik87breaker Рік тому +1

      @@ia8018go to south greenland. In the summer. You will see why :D

    • @Reitzel996
      @Reitzel996 Рік тому

      Then don't take the explanation given in this video as a fact. It is called Greenland because it is green in the southern part where the "vikings" settled.

  • @suevialania
    @suevialania Рік тому +7

    North América 🇬🇱🇵🇲🇨🇦

  • @thegreatRDU
    @thegreatRDU Рік тому +1

    I’m gonna try and visit in March

  • @nelsonvalencia7889
    @nelsonvalencia7889 27 днів тому

    Correction = Greenland 🇬🇱 is a country, but not a Nation, because it is part of the Danish (Denmark 🇩🇰) Kingdom.
    Where did you get your Temperatures from? I have personally experienced both a lot higher and a lot lower temperatures, -20 degrees Celsius is not unusual Winter. ❄⛄😍🇵🇭

  • @j2174
    @j2174 Рік тому +4

    How do you know it was Inuit hunters from Greenland and not Canada that invented kayaks?

    • @arqalolyberth1148
      @arqalolyberth1148 Рік тому

      It's depending where you are to design qajaq.

    • @DENVEROUTDOORMAN
      @DENVEROUTDOORMAN Рік тому

      It was from Illegal Columbians fleeing Cocaine Cartels in the 5th Century AD

  • @j2174
    @j2174 Рік тому +2

    Greenland should actually join Canada since there is common culture in parts of Canada. Greenland had been considering it, and Iceland was considering to adopt Canadian loonie as currency.

    • @arqalolyberth1148
      @arqalolyberth1148 Рік тому

      Inuit from Siberia, Alaska and Nunavut yeah we all came from Siberia

    • @tonyward2086
      @tonyward2086 Рік тому

      Greenland, Canada, USA and Mexico join together and become the most powerful country ever. North America.

    • @j2174
      @j2174 Рік тому

      @Einherjar DK Undoubtedly the Danish government would not just abandon them and offer them some sort of residency or citizenship.

    • @j2174
      @j2174 Рік тому

      @Einherjar DK Apparently you chose the route of being a douchecanoe. Or so it comes off in your comment. Why don’t you be more specific in what you mean and what you are thinking about when you say “lose the connection to”?

    • @j2174
      @j2174 Рік тому

      @Einherjar DK You replied like a little twat. I asked you to elaborate on what you were specifically inferring in your query, but you obviously cannot do that. Go away little Dane. Shoo. Eejit.

  • @bowser3017
    @bowser3017 Рік тому +9

    you forgot to mention suicide

    • @abelolsen9656
      @abelolsen9656 Рік тому +2

      That was the most death-rate we have, but when the communication with smartphones and internet has made it lower, I feel.

    • @Konmonachi
      @Konmonachi Рік тому

      The 90s is the depression periods, it has Decline, but still hight though.

    • @KokoroKatsura
      @KokoroKatsura Рік тому

      a n i m e
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    • @Konmonachi
      @Konmonachi Рік тому

      @@KokoroKatsura so true

  • @CreastNess
    @CreastNess Рік тому +1

    Should just be called by its inuit name.
    First to live of the land as owning land isn't their way of culture, and are the majority are its inhabitants

  • @Blaqjaqshellaq
    @Blaqjaqshellaq Рік тому +7

    "Inuits" is redundant: "Inuit" is plural! (The singular is "Inuk.")

  • @slothyyedm
    @slothyyedm Рік тому +7

    5:22 this is not true! longyearbyen, the capital of svalbard, is much further north!

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому +3

      svalbard is not a country, but at the same time neither is greenland so

    • @slothyyedm
      @slothyyedm Рік тому

      @@rebel2809 I know that, but if he's naming Greenland in the list then you might as well just name any territory with a capital

    • @sofus47
      @sofus47 Рік тому +1

      @@rebel2809 Greenland is absolutely a country what are you talking about

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому

      @@slothyyedm yeah thats fair

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому +1

      @@sofus47 you're funny

  • @mrtblackmann9874
    @mrtblackmann9874 Місяць тому

    I want to go there and Iceland in one trip!

  • @PaddingtonSoul
    @PaddingtonSoul Рік тому +2

    Even en Greenland women live longer than men 😅 By now we all agree that it's a universal true, right?

    • @Otterstone
      @Otterstone Рік тому

      It is factually true women outlive men 😅. An interesting thing too is there are more men than women on the island, so some do marry foreign women from abroad with Philippines and Thailand being the largest

    • @DENVEROUTDOORMAN
      @DENVEROUTDOORMAN Рік тому

      So what

    • @PaddingtonSoul
      @PaddingtonSoul Рік тому

      @@DENVEROUTDOORMAN It's an interesting detail. Apparently there are many more men than women there and yet... statistically, women live longer there. Not interesting in your opinion... that's ok. YOU DIDN'T REALLY NEED TO TELL ME 😅

  • @totalfootie-edits
    @totalfootie-edits Рік тому +1

    Greenland's flag: Poland on the outside Indonesia in the inside 🇵🇱+🇮🇩=🇬🇱

  • @DJ-uk5mm
    @DJ-uk5mm Рік тому +1

    5:35 “ have you ever went kayaking?” the Internet Grammar Police Pedant says please change to “have you ever ‘been’ kayaking” not ‘went’ kayaking ….😂. Great video though and if that narration is an AI,then it is impressive.

  • @Historicdepth
    @Historicdepth Рік тому +2

    Greenland 🇬🇱 🤝 Denmark 🇩🇰 🤝 USA 🇺🇲

  • @dreemsaragon3544
    @dreemsaragon3544 Рік тому

    I live
    In green land
    Last year..
    What I love the most
    Of this country??
    Is full of green..?
    The water is green
    The sky is green
    The grass is green
    The trees is green
    The food is green
    The animals is green
    The soil is green
    The building is green
    The air is green
    Alllll is green..

  • @blackpanda7298
    @blackpanda7298 Рік тому +1

    I’m just wondering how the Inuit of Greenland made kayaks, does Greenland have trees?

    • @arqalolyberth1148
      @arqalolyberth1148 Рік тому

      America have a lot of trees and most trees they used taken from the sea

    • @jacoblynge5418
      @jacoblynge5418 Рік тому +2

      In the old days, they didn't have wood, instead they got driftwood from Canada, tho mostly on the east side:)
      Btw im from Greenland😅

    • @Reitzel996
      @Reitzel996 Рік тому

      In general, Greenland doesn't have any trees. If you count naturally occuring trees, I think there are like 7 or 8. I've seen a book by some guy who travelled Greenland to visit all the trees and write a book about it. However, there are a small plantation of trees in southern Greenland, but that is "artificial".
      Kayaks has been made by driftwood and animal skin.

  • @stargirl5194
    @stargirl5194 10 днів тому

    July/August only 10c there? i would like to live there! Temperatures in Serbia now are over 40c! Our country turned into Africa!

  • @anguteeraqolsen2016
    @anguteeraqolsen2016 Рік тому +1

    Im in Greenland rn

  • @wowdavey1146
    @wowdavey1146 Рік тому +2

    Those average winter temperatures look pretty mild to me!!

    • @omar-hy3th
      @omar-hy3th Рік тому

      It's colder in the prairie region of Canada

  • @farseverosapirico6248
    @farseverosapirico6248 6 днів тому

    Then read : The last Greenland Viking .
    It is worth very very much .

  • @rans3935
    @rans3935 Рік тому +2

    Greenland

  • @LuckyFluke007
    @LuckyFluke007 3 місяці тому

    Welcome to Concacaf Greenland 💚💚💚

  • @kk440635NORWAY
    @kk440635NORWAY Рік тому +1

    I am from Norway. I was in Grenland last year. I was flying from Oslo (Norway) - Reykjavik (Iceland) - Nuuk (Greenland)
    *Denmark is part of Schengen, EU and Council of Europe
    *Greenland is NOT part of Schengen, NOT part of EU and their autonomous hovedmeny is not members of Council of Europa, but at the same time the goverment of Kingdom of Denmark is a part of Council of Europe, and since greenland is under the kingdom its KIND OF politically a part of europe but still a geographic part of North America
    But since is not located in Europe, and their autonomous goverment is not a part of Council of Europe, and since they are not Schengen members, I woulden’t see them as complete politically european either. They have a different phone code, a different internet code, and other agreements on international call’s on phonecall prices between european countries
    If you travle from Norway or Iceland to Denmark, there is no passport controll, just sometimes random control’s. But traveling from Iceland to Greenland I had to enter passport control before I enter the plane, and also when I arrived. All this got me a feeling of not beeing in Europe

  • @molon___labe
    @molon___labe Рік тому

    This is an introverts heaven shoot I need to go look up rent price!

  • @brandonhehn7527
    @brandonhehn7527 Рік тому

    I originally thought Greenland was part of Europe then i heard it was part of Europe and part of North America.

  • @EdwardHerman-co4yw
    @EdwardHerman-co4yw 11 місяців тому

    Fahrenheit and miles please 🙏. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA U.S.A.

  • @guruprasad__
    @guruprasad__ Рік тому

    Feels weird to see Iceland is green and Greenland is ice an ice cap.

  • @DuckDonald44
    @DuckDonald44 Рік тому +1

    Fun fact, it's not melting, in fact the opposite...

  • @xingyang101
    @xingyang101 Рік тому +1

    While I enjoyed the video immensely, I have a completely unrelated question - can anyone tell me what is the background music?

    • @DENVEROUTDOORMAN
      @DENVEROUTDOORMAN Рік тому

      It's Chopins 9 th concerto in R minor with the main movement of GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

    • @duncandl910
      @duncandl910 Рік тому

      The video begins with satie's Gnossienne No. 1!

  • @redwanahmedapon5769
    @redwanahmedapon5769 Рік тому +1

    A VERY VERY MISUNDERSTOOD PLACE IS THIS GREENLAND

  • @kebbandong9762
    @kebbandong9762 Рік тому +1

    Danes seeing the title WTF

  • @noodengr3three825
    @noodengr3three825 Рік тому

    I would love to add Greenland to my country count

  • @angelofamillionyears4599
    @angelofamillionyears4599 Рік тому +1

    Does it have any geothermal?

  • @FjellxFred
    @FjellxFred Рік тому +1

    Can you please tell me what the background-music is?

  • @perpetuummobile100
    @perpetuummobile100 Місяць тому

    where is the mystery part?

  • @KokoroKatsura
    @KokoroKatsura Рік тому

    just an eskimo passing by

  • @scottcarter6623
    @scottcarter6623 Рік тому

    It's climate is better than the Canadian islands just west of it. That is something I guess.

  • @luke125
    @luke125 Рік тому

    Greenland is the ice wall.

  • @johnnyli4702
    @johnnyli4702 4 місяці тому

    89% Inuit, but none of the official languages are Inuit languages...

  • @mrsticky005
    @mrsticky005 Рік тому

    It’s a continent.
    (We must take a stand against the tyrants
    who call Greenland an island)
    Why would they lie?
    I dunno probably dinosaurs.

  • @jeffreydeeds9225
    @jeffreydeeds9225 Рік тому

    Went there once, don't care to go back.

  • @someone-kw7gz
    @someone-kw7gz 5 місяців тому

    i live there

  • @markbounds6413
    @markbounds6413 Рік тому

    Hoo!

  • @DracoMeteor91
    @DracoMeteor91 8 днів тому

    you know the video is propoganda when you see the disclaimr below the video.

  • @anthonymorris5084
    @anthonymorris5084 Рік тому +1

    Fortunately, with warming, Greenland will actually become green.

    • @danielevans3932
      @danielevans3932 Рік тому

      Actually, greenlands ice mass is near a 10 year high. Been a stellar year for ice advance!!!

    • @anthonymorris5084
      @anthonymorris5084 Рік тому

      @@CTJM_Middleton How so? Why is Greenland remaining a desolate wasteland of ice positive? They've begun farming there. Insects will arrive followed by flowers and forests, and the migration of animals. It will be naturally terraformed.

    • @CTJM_Middleton
      @CTJM_Middleton Рік тому

      @@anthonymorris5084 global warming

    • @bradyryan5105
      @bradyryan5105 Рік тому

      Paying more $£ to world elitists won't stop global warming either

    • @anthonymorris5084
      @anthonymorris5084 Рік тому

      @@bradyryan5105 Agreed. No policy that the climate movement has demanded will prevent any of this or keep people safe.

  • @kenesufernandez1281
    @kenesufernandez1281 Рік тому

    ❤❤

  • @Jeppe-Covid1959
    @Jeppe-Covid1959 Рік тому +1

    They do not produce oil neither minerals.

  • @malikdollerup-scheibel9662
    @malikdollerup-scheibel9662 Рік тому

    Im from greenland and some of the information you are talking about like the gdp is not actually correct because the danish take the majority of the money and the culture is not European but just danish there is nothing european about Greenland and it’s culture is Inuit.
    And Greenland is not mysterious and officially Nuuk is the most northern capital in the world since we have our own flag people culture political system and are still a part of Denmark because of economical benefits. 🇬🇱

  • @AndersJensenTH
    @AndersJensenTH Рік тому

    This video made by AI? (asking for a friend)

  • @seanchadwick9036
    @seanchadwick9036 Рік тому

    Nuuk, is a real capital, it’s just not a national capital.

  • @ah8893
    @ah8893 Рік тому

    Pretty obvious this guy based his video off Geography Now

  • @mikeb.7381
    @mikeb.7381 Рік тому +7

    Would be great if Greenlanders could free themselves from the Danish Imperialist occupation of their island.

    • @justinarzola4584
      @justinarzola4584 Рік тому +1

      Yeah it's sad some countries like Greenland and French Guiana are still controlled by foreign overlords of the past, and they say colonialism dosent still exist.

    • @rebel2809
      @rebel2809 Рік тому +12

      considering greenland almost completely relies on funding from denmark, and the fact that any soldiers positioned there is actually in the danish military, it is beyond unlikely that the island would become independent anytime soon

    • @Otterstone
      @Otterstone Рік тому +4

      I hope Greenland can become self-sufficient so this happens. It would be cool to have a country in the Americas where the native language is the official and most spoken language

    • @piru2913
      @piru2913 Рік тому

      @prehistoricpostmodernist8281he said in the video that 89% of the people in the capital are native.. doubt it’s any different in rural areas

    • @arqalolyberth1148
      @arqalolyberth1148 Рік тому +1

      @@rebel2809 in ww2 Greenland entering the war, British violated Greenlands neutrality by destroying Norwegian weather station on Greenland. 15 native hunters volunteer for mobilise. Allied with USA and they destroy 3 German weather station's Greenland had 1 casualty and 1 German casualty.

  • @TANg-in8ms
    @TANg-in8ms Рік тому

    👍🙏❤

  • @shortclips4023
    @shortclips4023 Рік тому

    The flag is a pokeball

  • @griffintubridy8443
    @griffintubridy8443 Рік тому

    The USA should definitely purchase the country. For Tourism, Skiing, Oil, and passage to the rest of the world (Very close to Europe and even Asia.

  • @dexteww
    @dexteww Рік тому

    🇺🇸needsGREENLAND

  • @tylerkriesel8590
    @tylerkriesel8590 Рік тому

    “White land” lol I don’t think that’d work out very good 🤣🤣

  • @mattsage1056
    @mattsage1056 Рік тому +1

    i love green lannnndddddddddddd

  • @besticudcumupwith202
    @besticudcumupwith202 Рік тому

    ...2:20...you think -5 to -10 Celsius is pretty chilly?
    😂
    Tell me your not Canadian without saying you're not Canadian.

    • @LexieLPoyser
      @LexieLPoyser Рік тому

      The windchill where I’m at the last couple days has been -30°C and colder.

  • @Travecation
    @Travecation Рік тому +1

    Ok then … snowland..... what a perfect name 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @AlvinSeville1
    @AlvinSeville1 Рік тому

    "What on Earth is Greenland?"
    It's an island on Earth, I reckon'. 😆

    • @DENVEROUTDOORMAN
      @DENVEROUTDOORMAN Рік тому

      So you clogged comments section with a lame joke????

    • @AlvinSeville1
      @AlvinSeville1 Рік тому

      @@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Just bein' honest

  • @kylelopez629
    @kylelopez629 Рік тому

    Why did Nerf not Greenland? Everybody knows Greenland.

  • @PyFagoras69
    @PyFagoras69 Рік тому +1

    Maps are liars

  • @lumithelapphund6990
    @lumithelapphund6990 Рік тому

    0:20 Norwegian*

    • @fastertove
      @fastertove Рік тому

      Both can be argued. He became an outlaw in Norway because of murder and was considered dead according to the law, when he settled on Iceland.
      I guess he was neither Norwegian or Icelandic when he arrived on Greenland :)

  • @a.r.t.4611
    @a.r.t.4611 Рік тому

    Have you ever 'gone' kayaking before, not, have you ever 'went' kayaking. Poor grammar.

  • @Harsha18599
    @Harsha18599 Рік тому

    The maps are wrong on so many levels