15 MOST BEAUTIFUL Oases 

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E no Deserto haverá super abundancia de alimento e ninguém ......

check las playitas, poza de la beccerra in cuatro cienegas coahuila, mexico

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I think that’s how it’s pronounced in England.

@@factssboy I *am* subscribed.

That’s how you say it in Engurland.

Chyna ??

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Thank you

he had moved on from the introduction to explaining that it was part of the dynasty/peoples that inhabited all the way up to petra. Similar mountain side cut out structures are also at Alula

@@absabs129 You're right, it's just a bit misleading since Petra is 100s of kilometers away from AlUla / Hegra

Do you mean 9:47

he had moved on from the introduction to explaining that it was part of the dynasty/peoples that inhabited all the way up to petra. Similar mountain side cut out structures are also at Alula

Havasu is Turkish word. It means weather+water

@@lalequrbanova the lake was named after the Mojave ( Native American tribe) word for blue

Lmaooo well guess what Dave . It’s not pronounced like that. Bc the way you pronouncing it is white washed

@@cyanes I know it's native American tribe's word, and some other words are the same with turkish

@@JoseNoSwag your comedy

Over achievers

No, it would be bland. An oasis is a mysterious place, you destroy the mystery if you bluntly show such a cosmos of its own in a map.

As cool as that would be I feel it’s better you don’t know where they are because too may pretty nature places get wrecked by tourists and their rubbish so better these pretty places get left alone

@@AlanaArtDream Don't forget your "n" in "many"! Apart from this: I think you have a point.

@@HansDunkelberg1 that is very strange mindset: something is being shown, but should be protected from people? Why is it shown then? You are beside the point and showing you expect that other people except for you behave disgustingly when in the nature, which tells more about your negativity than about others. It is usually the fear of unknown while your mind exaggerates the reality. Don't worry. Besides, 1) there is no chance for me to ever go there, 2) if I'd want to, it's easy to find where to travel, and I'd ask the travel agent. My point was about the convenience while watching this video. Of course I found these places, but had to search for them, that's all.

@@Alarix246 My principle is an utterly positive one: I generally only travel if I see a distinct reason to do so. For example, when I was about 17 I traveled throughout Germany, in which I had been born, to familiarize myself with where I came from. On another occasion, I've traveled Canada, the USA, and Mexico for the sake of avoiding psychological damage; certain people had begun to quarrel terribly in a connection with an unwillingness of mine to fly to the American continent. I did not lie down on any beach, rather collecting impressions of ruin sites as eagerly as I could. I did learn Spanish, communicated with ordinary people, and came back with a treasure trove of psychological gains. When I had been taken to Greece by my parents as a boy, meanwhile, I had watched numberless empty plastic bottles littering the beaches. These bottles looked as if they had been left by tourists. I can assure you that I often collect rubbish from local meadows around me, and never leave any rubbish in the nature myself. I also do assume - and even believe to know - that many act as conscientiously as I, in such a respect. And I have read in credible-appearing texts that voyages of people from rich countries into poor ones as tourists notoriously cause trouble. Why should you not show a place without advertising its location? Is there anything evil about such a proceeding? Who gives you a right of expecting every convenience, just because you'd like to have it?

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the way he pronounced wadi bani khalid... big uff

Old dead channel man lol

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@@factssboy upload the videos in 1080 and I might

quick tip for surviving millennia in the desert. Never poop or pee near your water supply. Plenty of sand for that purpose.

Lol I came here to say this

not worth risking your life to visit pakistan

quick tip for surviving millennia in the desert. Never poop or pee near your water supply. Plenty of sand for that purpose. By the fact that they're still here should indicate they're still fresh.

1440? My connection starts buffering after 360. Definitely at 480. But I'm only watching on an android tablet in the brave browser, so I don't need much.

I think the first is singular, and the latter is plural… I THINK!?!

@@alexanderfaldico9538 You think this correctly. It's a typical way of making the plural for less common words ending "-is", in English. I think it's the same in Latin, with the candidates thus treated in English coming from the latter.

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Find!! Not found!!!!

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You say that like it's a bad thing.

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