3 unsolved mysteries in New Zealand 

@wayne goff Slightly larger than Japan.

I lived in malaysia,yes this is way smaller country but it feel pretty big,have a few more several place still reserved as nature.

Unfortunately alot of mysterious found our government have blocked us from uncovering more truth because they think it predates Maori. I don't think it predates Maori but its pretty weird how the government won't allow further recearch. There's extremely old structures etc

Of you overlay NZ on to Europe it reaches from Denmark to Spain.

@@deprimat666 I reckon its several thousand plus years old

?? There is no official government reason to protect moose. Public places with TB are not closed (limited sites usually are temporarily for pest control operational safety due to activists dangerous/stupid behaviour), although warnings are clearly provided despite activists trying to cause problems by removing warning signs. Maori & any other artifacts and historic sites are protected by historic places etc legislation. As are most natural features/species, helping yourself to natural items etc is not a right, any more than it is for privately owned items. If costing includes not being able to freely steal, vandalise etc whatever public property one feels like, the issue might be deluded social values and ethics. The increasing vandalism society suffers shows it is a growth sector, alongside the entitled and offended, & often welfare parasite .

nope

Yeah your right almost said it twice

Did you ever hear about Ahu Vinapu in Rapa Nui (Easter Island), it very similar wall, Polynesian have few megalith sites and temple called 'Tahiti Marae' or in Hawaii called 'Heiau', Cook Island called 'Arai-Te-Tonga'. in Fiji, the temple called 'Bure Kalou'.

@@safuwanfauzi5014 its in the kiamanawa ranges, its also speculated that its actually the top of a buried pyramid

@@bigvee401 not far off the Napier , Taupo hwy I think it's sign posted now haven't been back for a few years .

Down Clements Mill rd on the left hand side beside the road

It's a small outcrop of ignimbrite with cooling fractures. Quite common. People are bedazzled by the fact a few of the lines are straight and intersecting at near 90 degrees.

That's a demonstration hunters & other "reliable" NZers don't know what cats look like. One was shot a few years ago by a pest control expert (on whose definition unknown) and some inconvenient scientist took a DNA sample. A large black feline creature (weighed 11kg) significantly larger than DoC pest control people considered upper limit. And it was merely a cat, a giant & meritorious trophy. A few feral cats get really big, but they don't change species. Or age, the hunter suggested it was a panther kitten. Also claimed to have seen its mother elsewhere (pretty good skills identifying cat gender from a distance), but queen puss was mum to a mature cat in that case. So probably a figment Shows sightings can be easily misinterpreted, and grow.

It's a cat not a Panther,that 1 is easily solved

@@alistermacpherson7120 prove it

@@PORTAL_BUSCK No need to A Panther or Panthers if they were actually real & existing in NZ would have been positively identified,possibly even photographed,or shot.The only place Panthers exist in NZ is in over active minds

By who d.o.c.?

@@xroadwalker I don't recall the details but I believe it was geologists, apparently they're not unique in the world, something to do with cracking as they cooled.

@@DomingoDeSantaClara are you sure it wasn’t flying saucer people who got disoriented over Wellington on their way to fiordland to hunt for moose and instead built a castle in the kaimaniwas?

@@Hotdoritos73 could it have something to do with how digging under large boulders makes them unstable and could cause said rocks to fall, killing the digger?

@@Hotdoritos73 public safety. Can’t have a bunch of conspiracy theorists going bush to go dig up something that isn’t there before getting injured or dying because they don’t know what they’re doing.

But was picked up by radar? Explain that.

@@nzmarco the object that was shining the lights, it was the camera that was shaking!

@@nigelmcculloch3746 and the object picked up by radar that was shining the lights was what?

@@nzmarco probably not another aircraft, could of been a couple of vehicles on a hill in the distance, the point is the lights looked suspiciously of human origin

@@nigelmcculloch3746 how does aerial radar pick up road vehicles? Think about it

Good grief. Ever heard of tides?

The biggest lie is that the pyramids in Egypt were built by the Egyptians. They were built by the maori people of New zealand.

@@nzmarco You clown - so tides over-come "gravity"?? Tell me why do tides on the Western coast of Korea differ so much in amplitude only several hundred kilometres apart?? Your science and what you have been told to believe are all bullshit. School teaches you what to think, not HOW to think. You need to open your mind and delete your indoctrinated school teachings.

Repeat it often enough and you will believe it - continue repeating it and it will be true.