Mystery of Devil's Kettle

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If you love being outside and knowing the fun, weird, wild, and unknown parts of the forests, this is for you! If you've ever heard of Devil's Kettle, or maybe you haven't, check this video out and learn more about it! Geological Mystery of The Devil’s Kettle. A river flows and drops down as two waterfalls side to side, one flows down and continues and the other waterfall becomes a geological mystery, it disappears forever. This is the mysterious Devil’s Kettle Falls. Geologists and scientists are still trying to solve this mystery. Hope you enjoy and don't forget to subscribe!
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30 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@davidstone7404 4 года назад

Always fascinating content...so many cool things around us and you guys seem to find them all. Nice job!

@ingest111 4 года назад

Thank you!

@JibjibTV.. 4 года назад

try to fuse the water into another side of falls sir, then observe what's in that side

@dwanemckiernan9819 Месяц назад

If money is the problem.....Nothing impossible if want to be found or maybe just want people coming there ... any way a reel of of steel cable and float then start working from there simple

@mrnick6126 4 года назад

I'd say just dive in and find out in person

@ingest111 4 года назад

You first LOL

@ronaldgent3713 3 года назад

Amazing place, I will have to visit once we can travel again. How about 1000 little yellow rubber ducks?

@krhlaw1 4 года назад

Just an idea but have you looked into ingestible sensors? If they’re small enough to traverse human arteries, they might be able to survive...

@ingest111 4 года назад

Hmmm. Interesting. I bet those are expensive! I’ll have to check it out.

@alecr117 2 года назад

@@ingest111 waterproof liverstreaming device in a plastic cage with metal welded too a very long cable.

@user-sk7ib5iw6u 3 года назад

Sound of many watets

@user-sk7ib5iw6u 3 года назад

Waters

@krhlaw1 4 года назад

Why not stick a GPS device inside a pingpong ball and then chuck it in? Then track where it goes? Maybe add a simple function to trigger when the ball floats back to the surface. Or to attempt to trigger intermittently.

@ingest111 4 года назад

Good suggestion. I’ve thought of that to. But when ping pong balls go through then never come out. The thought is they get shedded by the rocks underground.