I Found The Scariest Sound in the Desert.... Sandworm? 

4:40 , you are welcome

I seen the short and came here. Who else did the same???

This video was amazing, the story and plot were on point. Like your style of story telling man. I’m looking forward to be a good story teller in my video thanks for the inspiration man

Great video, I was really hoping you would of tripped and fell when u where running down the sand mountain at the end

That’s crazy, we just visited those dunes a couple years ago and had no idea about the fact that they produced that sound. Like you, it was a windy day for us and we probably wouldn’t have been able to hear it anyways. Thanks for sharing this, very cool video and I think you just gave me a reason to go back and check out Death Valley one more time

That sound is haunting! The best part of trips like that is the journey to get there. It's an excuse to get out and see something. I dig these videos!

Really enjoyed your video. Dune sound is amazing. Also appreciated your honesty about capturing the sound for the video. 😁

Hi Jeven , what a great video! The filming, the history and sound of the sand is amazing and very well told. I love traveling and exploring and from time to time share on my channel in spite of what my overall channel is about and followed for. So thank you for sharing because I learn so much from your content, whether it be tutorials or your adventures. So congrats on your new channel and I look forward to following you on this channel as well.

Thanks for showing us Jeven! 🙏

Great video as always!! I love your story telling style! 😊

I really enjoyed this journey. Thanks for sharing the behind-the-scenes stuff. 👍👍

Great stuff. Been watching your other channel for a while and using some of your tips in my own exploring videos. Glad I found this channel now.. great videos

Man this is amazing, loved the place and your visual story. Whenever I visit the US again, I'll make sure to see some of the places you show us!

Thanks for making this video very informative and interesting. 👍🏽

The music in this video is perfect. It’s never easy to hike in the sand. Thanks for sharing something new!

Hi Jeven cool video! It's really interesting to hear the sounds of the dune. Sounds like an organ. Amazing phenomenon. I like the format of this video!

Hi Jeven, great video, very interesting! With the perfect amount of informations on the dunes and the behind the scene task of filming. The sound is amazing. PS : nice rack focus at the end. Anne & Eric

Great videos, Jeven! Looking forward to seeing more on this channel .... Climbing sand dunes is very hard - you should have brought a body board for some sand boarding down the dunes - that's a lot of fun!

Such an interesting video. Glad I subscribed. Look forward to more 👍🏻🇬🇧

Excellent story Jeven. Very inspiring how you do these/

Loved this video and the phenomenon you shared. Subscribed! ❤️👍

This is great man!

Loving these videos Jeven.

I like the style of the video!! Came from your other channel😃👍🏻

*climbing sand dunes are the worst, every foot step just sinks, like walking through syrup. That sound is pretty crazy.*

Great video! Climbing dunes is a real workout. The dunes at Great Sand Dunes National Park here in CO are 900 feet almost killed me 😂

Your living my dream. Ty for sharing

Hey Jeven, awesome video man!! Just found your channels and I’m loving the content! What’s crazy is I just realized I was there the exact same time you were and was drooling over your rig at the dunes. Don’t know if you remember a 5th gen grey 4Runner with a tepui tent, that was me!! Also that was the day those people lost their lab and were searching all evening and night.

Thats pretty awesome. Didn't even know that was possible. Great video to. Keep them coming

Great video I've just come across from your main channel and I look forward to watching more videos😁👍

What a great video. I have never heard about this phenomenon, so now I want to check it out!

Nice story, loved it. You should have done a little sand surfing while you were there.

thats really cool, never knew this was a thing. thanks for sharing and providing more inspiration to go explore!

Apart from the great adventures you are sharing with us, I'm learning a lot from your other channel and this one to make my channel better. Thank you!

Thanks for going out there and capturing the sound, you did it for all the right reasons :) Sometimes you just have to hear and feel it for yourself.

Loved this! That noise was very freaky. I was able to visit DVNP for the first time in 2021, it was amazing!

I thought you were doing a play on words at 3:44 "It's not Foley understood" I definitely enjoy your Adventure/Travel videos

Nice video. Michigan has Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore along Lake Michigan. The Dune Climb is one of my favorite things to do in the state. It's about 3 and a half miles to hike the trail and back, but you're going up and down multiple sand dunes that range from 200 to 400 feet. Most people wouldn't expect a site like Sleeping Bear Dunes in the Midwest.

Kelso Dunes in the Mojave National Preserve has the same sounds. Pretty cool.

Wow, what a cool phenomenon! I found you via a search I did after watching a piece on the making of the sound design for Dune. And how about this: I have those same lightweight, comfortable, airy, Merrell hikers. Seeing that I just had to subscribe.😀

Wow that’s amazing!!

Thats awesome

Dune. Drumsand. Dude! Lollollol that just made this Dune fan's entire week!

I would love to go there!! Great video.

Elite content👌

Thats amazing 😊

Great video Jeven, I always like a good story and informative facts. I’ll have to add this to my bucket list. Question, how do you avoid getting sand in your gear? I’ve wanted to shoot at the beach but I steer away from it because of fear my gear taking a 💩 after due to sand. Any tips?

I wasn’t aware there were such dunes near Death Valley. We enjoyed dunes in Namibia though I remember climbing was quite difficult as with each step you slip slightly down.

Woow...amazing dune.

There is a place in the Kalahari in South Africa called Brulsand, brul means roar. I always heard about it when I was a kid, searched now for it and heard it now on here as well😊

Love the content of this video. I was hoping you were going to just lay down with the snowboard that could’ve been epic ended. 🥰🥰🥰

a litte clarification. California had a series in inland seas, the last remaining of the seas is what we nw call mono lake. The trona pinnacles were create from another inland sea.

That’s awesome! I thought you were going to say the sound of a rattlesnake.

As someone who used to live in California sonewhat near Death Valley I instantly guessed where you were talking about lol

“Its a cool 90°” yeah ok

It would be cool to have a full hour of just this sound.

Loved it! Did you skip coloring the footage ?

Subscribed to it

Awesome place.

This video deserves more attention. It was made like a video from someone with hundred of thousands of subscribers but you only have 16k subs. I'll take a look at the rest of your content and if I like that too, count me as one of those subscribers. Edit: *I misread the view count as the subscriber count.* Still, you deserve more subscribers and viewers. Edit 2: Your content looks pretty entertaining, I subbed

That's crazy imagine hearin that at night and having no knowledge of this phenomenon 🤯

Shai Hulud is coming!

“A cool 90 degrees” heck noooo

Hi what mics did you use? Amazing stuff.

I feel like you kept this one from me hahaha

I have to wonder exactly why those dunes in particular do that. I live near the Sleeping Bear Dunes in Michigan, and I’m tempted to try it there.

I wanna go there!

does anyone know the music? in the video?

Does this happen in other areas with sand dunes such as the Sahara desert?

It’s like you disturbed a creature that dwells deep beneath the blistering heat. It’s roar warning anything near.

Is that the levitation frequency?

it sound like a like a light saber moving

I'd recommend buying LOM Geofon seismic pickup. Put it in the ground, and record.

12 x 6 being 72 feels so wrong

Imagine skiing down that and the loud, deep, roars just vibrate all around you, like you were so cool that you just awoke a demon or something

So why are you / why is he wearing a long pants but short shirt? Any reasons for that?

I believe it's just the sand rubbing on itself as it goes down

The next time someone tells me to "kick sand", I'll happily agree 👍😊

You should do this video again with Physics Girl on your side :)

My Jeep broke down in the middle of Death Valley.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U0f0FIE7bdc.html

Something sus is buried

So exciting and weird that sound. I didn’t know about. I would for sure go there if I lived in Ca. Thanks for great videos🤗🤗

That'd be me!

It sounds like OM chanting!

Should have brought an old snowboard to descend.

I'm surprised you didn't play more of the sound since you did all that work to get there.

Which microphone do you use?

Denis Villeneuve needs to record this sound for his next "Dune" movies...

Man I LOVE California. We got almost every climate, and so many amazing amd amazingly harsh locations, from the gorgeous mountains up north, to Sandstone peak, to the valley(of hell) and to the ACTUAL valley of hell, Death Valley. So much fun and awesome stuff here. The lava tubes we have ard fucking nuts, a lil scary, as hell lol. If you get a chance to visit us, please do. You WILL enjoy yourselves, aaas long as you stay out of the bay area. This place, kinda poopy.

What if the sound is caused by a static electricity field in the dry sand, somehow propagating a change in field throughout the dune, and causing sand to move?

cool

The reason why is because the friction and sound create sound because of heat

maybe its the whale just stuck

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Bunch of sand in your shoes...

Kewl 😎

At first I thought a passing airplane was ruining your shot. Death Valley has rocks that move and dunes that hum. What a unique place. No wonder it's a national park. I will now proceed to be That Guy. Ready? Ahem. Well actually, those are not the tallest dunes in North America. That honor belongs to the Great Sand Dunes, also a national park, in southern Colorado.

Brilliant. Puzzles me why this channel is so low in subs.

What did you use to record this? Please give us more time to fully absorb the sound and get into the peace of it. You made all that effort and you keep talking over it, it's kind of obnoxious. Pause once in a while, man.

Your panting is louder. 😎 Need to get out there more often.