The Most Horrifying Lakes In The World
2023 ж. 28 Қаз.
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What do you picture when you hear the word "lake"? Bathing in clean water and having a great vacation? There are lakes, one drop from which can cost your health or even your life. Lakes can be silent killers, suffocating with accumulated gases, become a haven for incredible creatures, and can even... explode! There are 304 million lakes in the world, and we've gathered for you the ones you'd better not go into!
The Most Horrifying Lakes In The World.
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22:20 Kaindy Lake in Kazakhstan isn't toxic. A landslide in the early 1900s blocked a mountain stream , the gorge filled up, drowning its spruce trees. The cold water is crystal clear; sunlight and clear skies make it intensely blue or green throughout the day. It's a popular diving spot.
Wow! Sounds absolutely beautiful and magical ✨️ 😊
The trees in the lake didn't look ancient or anything so I googled it and ya, it was in 1911 from what wiki says, some earthquake or landslide like you said. The water is not toxic and is teeming with fish including rainbow trout and other popular fish. This show also said nobody knows how deep it is which prompted me to call shananigans with my first post (before seeing your post) reaching depths of nearly 30 meters at its deepest point. What is this channel even trying to say? Since they were so off with that, I'm not watching the rest and in the future seeing this channel if anything is suggested; forget it. A simple google search debunked the whole thing. I knew it.
@@dukeofthedance8062 There's a lot of BS on KZhead. It's almost as bad as Quora. 😁
This is why fact checking is so important before uploading a video about "real deadly lakes".
What’s sad is the red lake of death, the flamingos make nests out of salt. If the flaminglets (yes that’s what baby flamingos are called) slip into the water in the dry season and since they don’t have the water proof feathers yet, they turn into salt loaded and most never catch backup to their parents (they keep moving as the water level drops).
Well, that's a horrifying death for a baby.
Thank you for giving imperial measurements along with metric.
Does Lake Erie make the Eerie Lake list?
Lake Lanier
So yer sayin, my 70 story house would fit?! Dagum man
Yeah, sucks my 72 story house wouldn't 😢 man, what were those builders THINKING!? jerks. (Sure SUCKS when the power goes out, huh?) I mean, ONE trip out of there a few years back... And, well,.thighs of STEEL?? A+!! Heck YES?! Literally EVERYTHING else?!. F F F F F! I live in the penthouse of my... House... Permanently. I like to think of myself as an Extra Terrestrial at this point, ya know?
Poor Davenport xD cant prove to people hes not a robot lmao, take it as a compliment tho :) u got a nice balanced voice, intonation at times resembles AI, but its clearly not a robotic voice, there are tehnologies that help hearing impairment, just saying
what is that what youre trying to explain to your GF. no dont worry babe i know you not a real person but you sound like one and thats good enough for me. I weep for everyone under 30
Thanks for featuring our boiling lake in Dominica.. Great Videos!
Really? Canada has over 30,000 lakes? Manitoba alone has over 100,000 lakes. Sit down.
Yea, and 1.16 Sq miles does not sound quite right as well.
@@user-kp6eh2wp3olmfao Yeaaah that absolutely random little sentence at the beginning really threw me... "3sq kilometers" ... Amongst....30,000 lakes? Are we talking about, ummm, puddles??
Lamprey eels are very delicious. they are eaten here in Finland.
Try them fried in butter, garlic, onion, and a pinch of sprinkled cinnamon added and stirred in just before taking it off the heat. The cinnamon is reality-changing, I daresay you'll find yourself using it on all fried seafoods [scallops with a sprinkle are just amazing] going forward, you can thank me later. =)
@@Maddoktor2that sounds delicious
I want one
Very interesting. Thanks.
Lake Lanier is very deadly I wouldn’t go near that place for a reason
Been in ga since 96. Still haven't gone to Lanier.
I won't swim there either
There's absolutely nothing wrong with it.
It seems people have a habit to live beside dangerous areas, I find it hard to understand!
Lake Nios: question how do you feel a smell???
Because it's a rotten egg smell sometimes if I have indigestion my burps will taste almost identical to the smell I hope that answers your question 😀
Carbon dioxide will wrinkle your nose. Crack a beer or soda and get a close smell...
Flamingos are the only animals adapted to go in lake natron i saw that on tv once
♈👁️🎭 Excellent video 👏😉 filled with facts... Love 💓 it
You understand that most of this video is not fact right most is fictional as in fake
Why no mention of Lake Gitchy goomie ? Named by the Chippewa. It's legendary for the extrodinary number of people who have been killed on/in it.😢 Gordon Lightfoot sang a Ballard about it. The Big Lake they said... NEVER GIVES UP HER DEAD.
That's "ballad." And Lightfoot's song included a mention, that's all.
@user-fu5dq7bc4g That's All ? I find it interesting that it's named Lake Erie. Kinda ominous. So what's your point?
@@brucegoodall3794 I'm with you on this one, Bruce Goodall3794. You tell him!! I've heard, over the years, lots of weird stories about Lake Erie, in Pennsylvania unless I'm mistaken. And from what I have heard about Lake Erie, nearly ALL the stories were brown trouser 👖 jobs, meaning scary enough for you to shit ya pants 👖!! So WHERE exactly is THAT on this list then?
Lake Erie is by far the eariest lake in the world
lol 😂
I once owned a parcel of 50 acres land in Muskoka, near Sprucedale, Ontario, Canada. Buck Lake, nearby on the adjoining land parcel was a smallish, shallow, landlocked, spring fed lake, meaning that no streams or rivers entered or left from it. The few fish, (smallmouth bass & pike), that were in it, were contaminated with mercury as well as other nasties, and the provincial guidelines for consumption of fish from all Ontario lakes, strongly urged unsafe levels of contamination of fish in Buck Lake, and similarly landlocked bodies of water, unfit for regular consumption.
What is a parcel of land
@@Milklemonade.Parcel = acre idk why he said a parcel of 50 acres 😂 that's like saying I own an acre of 50 acres 🤦 they are the same
Wow! I noticed that I never hear about good fishing in Canada now that I think about it. Where is all of the toxins coming from? When did they discover that most waterways in Canada were toxic?
@@WarrenHolly Mercury is natural and comes from the ground
@@WarrenHolly Canada has excellent fishing almost anywhere not downstream of large metropolitan areas... or in isolated lakes with insufficient inflow/outflow throughput flow rates.
I got my advanced altitude and nighttime diving certification at Tahoe, fantastic lake to vist lol the scariest thing was the black bear at our hotel
70 story house 😂, that's called a building.
Am I the only one who was expecting him to say something tragic happened to the photographer who handled the birds that turned to limestone?
Correction. Cameroon Lake Nios was gas pipe vented from the bottom already and maintains stasis now. Some well done documentaries on KZhead now about that super project.
I, too, live in a 70 story house 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This channel takes the price of non related video clips just to fill out the content.
There is a perfect example of why nuclear power plants are not the answer for our power needs. People are not to be trusted with something so deadly.
A perfect example of ignorance. People like you shouldn't be trusted with internet access
As a child in the 70's I lived in Tahoe. One day my mother, brother and I were at the lake and I stepped on something in the water that just felt wrong. It was soft and squishy until my foot went through it then there were hard pieces jutting out. I got a cut from my foot going through the squishy bits and scraping on the hard ones. I yelled for my mom and I had to be seen at the hospital. She saw what I stepped on and acted very, very odd. She never did tell me what it was even right before she passed away. My guess is a human or animal chest and rib cage, that's what it felt like. I looked up the year and bodies found but can't find anything about it online so I don't know what to think.
The Lake Taho sighting was probably a sturgeon. A fish known for growing to enormous size. At Shasta Lake, CA. In the 1980's a couple of divers were sent down to do a repair weld on one of Shasta Dam's turbines when a sturgeon the size of a small school bus swam by them. They were so shocked by the size of the fish, they quit what they were doing, surfaced and refused to dive back in the Lake. Nuclear Power is not the answer for sustainable energy when time and again men prove they're irresponsible and careless with safety measures. The waste product it produces is too toxic to dispose or store? Theres absolutely nowhere to recycle it, remove it, or clean it EVER! The destruction accidents cause are lasting serious health issues, and death! The risks aren't worth it. The Stupidity in the aftermath is worse? Piling dirt around a radioactive polluted lake and planting grasses isn't cleaning up any of the Radiation? Why not drain the water into a led filled pumper truck used for pumping septic systems, line the ground with led then they could actually distill the water! Distillation actually will get rid of Radiation in water that's still there? Or dump it back into the led lined hole and cover it with led then dirt. Leaving the water radiated is a risk. It's still seeping deep into the ground to eventually end up in an aquifer or underground water table one day and poison a whole City of unsuspecting Citizens? This is as bad as Hexavalian 6, aka: Chromium 6, which is not a natural occurring mineral such as Chromium 3. Yet in the US each State allows for a certain ppb count that's acceptable or allowable for drinking water? Unthinkable! Tracking down the source of the polluter is the first line of defense. If the ppb are still high the State will force a City to either add a Reverse Osmosis Filtration System. Or close the source of polluted drinking water? Hexavalion 6 causes cancer, blood diseases, and birth defects.
why not blast the barrels into space, at venus, saturn, etc. not the moon, mars, or somewhere we may visit one day. definitely not the sun. imagine if it set off a solar flare killing everyone on earth. but we oughta be able to figure out a way to shove it into uranus or neptune without causing any problems. We've always known what to do with it, it just eats into the rich's profits. Writing the cost of disposal into the upfront expense is costlier than having an "accident" & getting the gov't to bail them out.
We are in the Terminator Era
2 lakes in the region I live in also connect to Pyramid Lake; neither of them isTahoe
Ty
Why must everything be AI generated as well as narrated
I've been saying this for a while now.
Half of the narration is converting imperial units of measure to metric SI.
To get videos out faster and faster so that more and more bots can reply to comments 😂
I agree! I hate AI narration.
I promise - I'm not AI voice
The segment with the lake with trees, where the kid woke up 2wks later (out of the water somehow, it said he went into it and lost consciousness so he should have drowned, like how did he even get back out?), it says "it's depth has never been measured!" which is nonsense. If you have a boat, even a cheap inflatable raft, a long string or rope marked by 1' increments with a magic marker and a rock, well there you go for all the genius's in the world who can't figure stuff like that out. I remember testing the depth of a pond near my house when 7yrs old. Didn't take much to come up with the idea.. I was 7 after all and using common sense. I call bs on that whole thing. Kid was probably high on lsd or drunk and made the story up. Whole town is probably an isolated alcoholic village constantly going through withdrawals and hallucinating all the time. Or else a village of hopeless liars.
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All legends have a little truth to them.
Last I knew, 1 km = 1.5 miles
I would call it medusa gaze lake
Because we all know someone with a 70 story house... right?🤘
Did the stats about Canada's lakes at the first seem wrong 1 sg mile isn't much
Yep Video says Canada has over 31,000 equal to 3.1 sq. km's, or 1.6 sq. mi. Understatement to say the least. Manitoba alone has over 110,000 lakes totaling just over 101,000 sq. km's(39,200 sq. mi)
I might swim in karachay
Uh ya kinda left out lake eerie and lake loch Ness
Science will Never Create NOTHING without coping Nature! GOD IS THE SCIENCE, NO COPY!❤
70 story house?
The AI language or the Asians attempting english is hilarious in this narration
There are 870,800 lakes in Canada.
Lake Champlain's lampreys are hardly a reason for the lake to be mentioned in a 'creepy lake' video (funny - no mention of the alleged monster either) but you left out Lake Lanier. Easily one of the most creepy, eerie, mysterious, and deadly lakes in the world. Cursed too, as well. The story of how the lake came to be (manmade) is just as interesting. Shame.
This video gonna make me throw up if I continue to watch.
"with an area exceeding 3 square kilometers, or 1.16 square Miles..." Ummm.... Are we just spewing random tidbits & numbers throughout the first 60nseconds? Because uhh... This particular little "factoid" mentionrd sround 32 seconds in, directly following the (far more impressive?!) Tidbit about there being over 31,000 lakes in Canada....? Im.... very confused lol
Why did I have to go to a link to subscribe to this channel? Why couldn’t I subscribe right here? That is so weird
I would finish watching this, if you actually showed the area. You just filled it with other pictures. Disappointed ☹️
Misleading thumbnail
lol how so it was a lake and this is definitely about lakes 😂😂😂😂
@@kateapple1 I'm looking at a deformed hand, don't know what you're looking at. Better get to Specsavers.
@@urbanspaceman7183 Not so much deformed as perhaps all the skin has melted away and you're left with bones and bits of flesh.
Those planes definitely were not ww2
Most of cience Mistakes Always end up in Catastrophic ,which includes all living things on the Planet ,Trying to copy God the Only Creations,will Always B a MISTAKE!😊
Roentgens = Rin kins
Or.... "Rent-gens" with a hard 'g'. That's how it's been pronounced in my school years decades ago.
That’s AI for you.
Pity Putin couldn’t stand next to that lake
Dominica baby 😊😊😂
Bit of sorbelene all ok
Free money
any lake with a gathering of the wild bikini is dangerous
About the only one of these that they got right was Lake Karachay. I don't think a single other thing they said was accurate. This channel is a joke.
The narrator voice is weird
Reminds me of Bob Ross.
Money
Why do y'all make these videos and tell all these lies you don't know how old these lakes are you were not here you haven't been here that long you are new try asking the original people to this planet
People can tell the lakes age by DNA and type of rocks and water so uh...... YOU BOOFON
usual russians
“Ohhhh, those Russians.”
70 thousand slaves
Wont watch ai i like people talking dont recommend this channel sorry not ai
He's not ai that's his real voice
Keep your cheap back pack annoying AD-AD-AD. Please
how the hell do we know what the oldest lake in the world is?
alkaline seafood reciipe receipes must return to candace marie hughes and candace marie hughes voiced on. paid.
I’m a bit over all these AI generated KZhead channels 🫤
It's not ai it's his real voice you boofon