The Amazon’s Boiling River Kills Anything That Enters

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When Andrés Ruzo was a boy, his grandfather would tell him tales of a mythical city of gold deep in the heart of the Peruvian jungle. Though never believing the stories to be true, the legend of the lost city stuck with him into adulthood. Years later, as a geothermal scientist, Ruzo decided to investigate. To his surprise, he discovered an incredulous river deep in the Amazon, with water hot enough to kill a human. Historically a place of pilgrimage for shamans and sorcerers, the river now faces increasing threats from poachers, loggers and squatters. Now, Ruzo is working hard to protect it.
00:00 Intro
00:28 A childhood dream turned reality
00:43 The journey to the river that boils
00:50 Experiencing the boiling river up close
1:52 Its incredible history and features
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19 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 8 тыс.

@viped561 3 года назад

that's definitely the river our parents crossed on the way to school.

@srirangabharadwaj8565 3 года назад

Underrated af

@lewserlife 3 года назад

Without a boat and shoes, and a broken bag, for sure.

@alliekat85 3 года назад

@@srirangabharadwaj8565 agree 100

@drak3661 3 года назад

Oh you don't say.... My stupid father keeps bragging about how much distance he travelled on foot everyday to reach school, when the real truth is that he was simply bunking classes and roaming around aimlessly....... And i gotta listen to his bullshit all the time!! Edit : I know it's naive of me to think like this about my parents. But I'm not deleting this comment as of now.I need to acknowledge the fact that i need to change!

@alex.7638 3 года назад

@@drak3661 Damn lmao

@elguacamolesf4414 4 года назад

This video was like “there’s a boiling river in the amazon” and that was it, literally no other information

@keishab7522 4 года назад

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

@imtiyazahmed6689 3 года назад

Ikr 😂😂😂

@daphnemorales7907 3 года назад

rodrigo sf@ For real

@I_am_Jordan_K 3 года назад

He also said that the river is hotter than coffee

@BasedBlackGirl_ 3 года назад

@@I_am_Jordan_K so that's something...

@curttuckfield5565 3 года назад

Guy: "I'm a geothermal scientist studying a boiling river." Audience: "Please tell us about the boiling river. What causes it to boil?" Guy: "Oh. Well, the water is really hot. Boiling hot."

@nana93106 3 года назад

i hate it that shit lol

@OddOtter707 3 года назад

No geological reasons.. Man..

@coryv5679 3 года назад

Well, given it was made in 2017 they probably figured people had brains and used them. Why does water boil in streams, rivers, lakes like this? Either an active Volcano or super heated water coming from underground. The Earth has many cracks in it and super heater water from underground comes up. In this case there is no Volcano nearby which would mean it's super heated water coming from underground.

@curttuckfield5565 3 года назад

@@coryv5679 It's obviously a geothermal thing. Most people hopefully would know that. But the fact they made a video like this without ever mentioning it tells me that the creator or editor is oblivious and not really doing their job.

@mackenziehoward9602 3 года назад

@@coryv5679 you realize we live in a dumb society, right? You're optimistic in thinking people have brains lol

@uchihabolt 3 года назад

"Hi I'm geothermal scientist" *proceeds to say the river is boiling in 20 different ways without giving any scientific knowledge*

@scubadiverrio 3 года назад

Apparently it is an Amazonian water spirit lol

@Hobiemyhubby 3 года назад

Well since they didn't mention it I guess it works like how any hot springs out there, like a volcano nearby. Problem is they didn't mention why its Deathly, scalding hot

@scubadiverrio 3 года назад

@@Hobiemyhubby he is probably not even a thermal scientist. He sounds like he went to school for a philosophy major. He was very disappointing.

@tatum2771 3 года назад

@Aria Black 😆

@wildanh7806 3 года назад

They tell stories

@kholkedekho 4 года назад

Finally something to cook maggi in 2 mins..

@monavibarthakur586 3 года назад

HAHAHA

@nasbrapowers3453 3 года назад

U crazy😂

@SafeKidd 3 года назад

Fax

@justsomeguywithasmolmustac9476 3 года назад

😂😂

@Midireamer 3 года назад

LOL

@SunnyTacos 6 лет назад

I know you are emotional about the whole thing but telling us why it boils like that or for how long the hot water runs down river would have been nice.

@EbyKat 5 лет назад

Sunny Burrito He was on a podcast called the TED Radio Hour where he explicitly says that they don’t know why it boils when boiling rivers are usually associated with volcanos and there are no volcanos nearby. They don’t tell you why it boils because they don’t know. Which is fine. It’s an awesome mystery and maybe one day they will figure it out.

@averystrangeghostlysquid7637 5 лет назад

EbyKat it might be an underground volcano or geothermal energy.

@mel3760 5 лет назад

Sunny Burrito instead of complaining about what someone else is doing why don’t you go there yourself and come back and tell everyone 🤔

@averystrangeghostlysquid7637 5 лет назад

@Princess Kida Yeah you too.

@jenniferwebb5954 5 лет назад

Exactly my thoughts...

@personofinterest3062 3 года назад

"I'm a geothermal scientist and my local shaman says it boils because of the heat of the sun and that it is the home of a powerful Amazonian water spirit." -Andrés Ruzo

@Scorpio-- 3 года назад

😅🤣😂

@mastro4886 3 года назад

Add it Wikipedia, you’ve outdone yourself Johnson.

@steviepigford2356 3 года назад

Gahaha hahahaha.. lmao 😅😁😋

@omkr0122 3 года назад

Makes sense. Voodoo magic mon! That's the only explanation

@philip-at-tube 3 года назад

😂

@_Pike 3 года назад

Doesn’t even explain why it is hot... “This river is really hot. When you stand near it, it feels really hot. You probably would not like it if you swam in this river.”

@swv6508 3 года назад

Sounds like a Trump sort of explanation 😂

@_Pike 3 года назад

@@swv6508 😂🤣

@bradkirchhoff3751 3 года назад

Thermal vents on the bed. Just be glad he showed u this place. U can then look it up and find out all about it.

@billymanziel5666 3 года назад

It’s the hottest river in history, in terms of heat

@daniellemeyer8568 3 года назад

He did explain it. It's from the heat of the sun and the powerful Amazonian spirit.

@jovanramos4202 4 года назад

School nurses: Just put an ice pack on it.

@setsers1 4 года назад

Bruh

@amritkaur03 4 года назад

Uk school nurses: puts a soggy blue paper towel on it .

@poopfart7096 4 года назад

Choco 🤢

@rena6841 4 года назад

Choco that shit was the WORST 😂😭

@tad4053 4 года назад

Mexican parents:just put vicks.

@balance5216 4 года назад

Was kinda actually hoping to learn something about this river.. I guess it’s 200 degrees and killed a frog

@silvergemteam 4 года назад

@proximascentauri 4 года назад

200 degrees??

@samuelelohim1786 4 года назад

@@proximascentauri farenheit

@nekikins4936 4 года назад

Just add pepper and you got lunch

@SirKolass 4 года назад

93°C in non-alien measurements

@kungfukenny3376 3 года назад

This man: describing all the deadly details of this river* Also him: stands 2 feets away from it on slippery rocks*

@chs7787 7 месяцев назад

in flip flops while its raining haha

@devendrakc999 3 года назад

Says he’s a Geo-thermal scientist but never mentions a single time why/how the water is boiling hot.

@shelbyseelbach9568 3 года назад

No, but he does specifically mention that the hottest temperature he found was actually below waters boiling temperature. LMFAO!

@sauercrowder 3 года назад

It's hot because it's boiling, boiling is hotter than coffee btw and it hurts if you touch it!

@shelbyseelbach9568 3 года назад

@@sauercrowder water boils at 212 degrees F, he specifically said the hottest temperature he measured was barely over 210 degrees F. That's not boiling, not any day of the week, close but no cigar.

@sauercrowder 3 года назад

@@shelbyseelbach9568 Why don't you leave the science to the scientists, Shelby. The man is qualified, he said so.

@shelbyseelbach9568 3 года назад

@@sauercrowder lol, knowing the boiling temperature of water is hardly science. Freaking hilarious.

@robertwhough 4 года назад

This piece needed to answer one question and one question only: why is the water so damn hot?

@hsnbrg2718 4 года назад

robert hough probably because there is geo thermal water sources contributing hot water to this river through cracks in the earth.

@golden.fire.princess9653 4 года назад

robert hough probably through lava under the earth’s crust kinda like a geyser

@rahulbaruah4587 4 года назад

Lime stones underneath..

@rahulbaruah4587 4 года назад

Same thing is in North East India too .....not that hot thou .... people can take bath.... its hot becz of lime stones.

@Iifeandmoney 4 года назад

robert hough accoding to google, VOLCANO.

@gpcaraudio 6 лет назад

I'd like to go fishing here. The fish would come out cooked and ready to eat.

@chelsinguyen6021 6 лет назад

www.GPcarAudio.com if you find any fish, that is

@emilynarkeviciute6978 6 лет назад

Cooked and ready to eat fish won’t eat the bait

@rowni 6 лет назад

I literally lol'd at this

@zacharyshinzato5786 6 лет назад

I am in Okinawa I wish I had a boiling river

@dieterbl2075 6 лет назад

www.GPcarAudio.com lol

@arain764niara 3 года назад

The only thing I learned was that there's a river that's boiling. How frustrating

@akhileshchunam5094 3 года назад

Good place to cook sushi

@viko799 3 года назад

@@akhileshchunam5094 ???

@poestis474 3 года назад

Probably active volcanic line under the river...

@mattspurrell6572 3 года назад

I love how he didn’t bother to explain why it’s boiling.

@cwangcompengesi4980 3 года назад

🤣 🤣 🤣

@Domo- 5 лет назад

Put some dry ice in it

@sandimalssd 5 лет назад

Liquid hydrogen might serve as a better visual experience as liquid on liquid, not liquid on solid.

@sandimalssd 5 лет назад

All dry ice would do is produce a crap ton of bubbles and cool down the surrounding water briefly I'd think

@ur1299 5 лет назад

CO2

@weijii9427 5 лет назад

Anti Bhakt isn’t that carbon dioxide

@ajaxsanchez737 5 лет назад

This isn't King Of Random

@GarageStudio7 6 лет назад

*He's very brave for even going near it; what if he slipped...*

@SEVEN-tw4nc 6 лет назад

GarageStudio *I'd pull him out throw some salt and pepper on him and eat em up.*

@ramseyj3024 6 лет назад

....then this video would have suddenly become interesting.....

@Toshii242 6 лет назад

G*59 SB your name makes this so much better.

@robbarrett9577 6 лет назад

+G*59 SB You need to let Ramsey here season him up just right for you first.

@strobenights1998 6 лет назад

actually it's could be not that bad, he can escape it for sure. Just badly burned

@Tukkerrandy 3 года назад

Guy: "We literally start to cook on the bone" *Stands with flip-flops on the edge above the boiling water*

@darkhorseisheartshaker9783 3 года назад

I clicked so fast than I'm disappointed ,he literally didn't explain anything

@irahenderson7840 4 года назад

Hey coronavirus, take a swim. It's really rejuvenating

@adrianbarron298 4 года назад

Lmao why was this recommended to us?

@natsarimbutterfly 4 года назад

For real. Let it kill covid-19. Especially when it's a fact that the virus dies in heat. So it's PERFECT!

@garrethunt8796 4 года назад

Ira Henderson CoronaVirus: Do i look like a joke to you? 😂

@shejar 4 года назад

Cringeeeeeee

@cringefest7841 4 года назад

Meghana Minnie did somebody say cringeeee?

@sromero6738 4 года назад

Wish he could have thrown a veggie or a piece of meat to show us how hot it is. Or even better cook pasta.

@tanderson1143 4 года назад

He literally showed dead animals that fell in it. And as a scientist, he probably doesn’t want to contaminate the water or perpetuate an idea that it is okay to throw food into boiling rivers or lakes. Yellowstone National Park in America prohibits people from throwing things in the super hot waters for the same reasons.

@sromero6738 4 года назад

@@tanderson1143 like a leaf of lettuce or a small handful of pasta isnt going to contaminate the whole entire water system. After its boiling I doubt any bacteria would survive since it would be killed off. As well i doubt any living creature can survive in the water.

@tanderson1143 4 года назад

@@sromero6738 Its not about one person doing it once. It is about setting an example of what is and is not acceptable for how to treat the Earth, so that people watching don't go out to accessible places with hot springs (i.e. Yosemite National Park) and do the same thing... Plus, he already showed DEAD animals in the video that fell in...

@episode_maserati 4 года назад

Sandra Romero Lol 😂

@sromero6738 4 года назад

@Dee we can go together.

@dansmith6990 3 года назад

"210 degrees.. to put that into perspective the average coffee is 130 degees", or, how about uhhhh boiling water which is 212 degrees.

@niketkumar2933 3 года назад

He said fareinhight not in Celsius

@otakuu9609 3 года назад

@@niketkumar2933 yeah, but what's wrong with what dan said.

@Zer0nite 3 года назад

@@niketkumar2933 ..and? Did you bother to read what he said?

@jackmatthew1880 2 года назад

Is that how they serve coffee in the states?

@spacebaged 3 года назад

I’ve don’t think I’ve ever been more fascinated and disappointed at the same time...

@idfk7527 5 лет назад

U could use this river to cook your ramen

@thejsph 5 лет назад

idfk the noodles would be gross af tho

@NewHueyX 5 лет назад

Ideal area for college students

@yassifiedcleorrr 5 лет назад

@@NewHueyX 😂😂😂

@arhanbcey7292 5 лет назад

Weeb

@shoganai2545 5 лет назад

The JSPH but it’s boiling water so there wouldn’t be any harmful bacteria

@judesteyn5471 3 года назад

Oh ok so they're just NOT going to tell us how exactly the temperatures of this river gets so high? And here i was, ready to learn something.

@Gmbt141 3 года назад

Pretty sure its thermal like the ones in New Zealand

@AngelMartinez-hv6fj 3 года назад

Geothermal energy, it just looks like a flowing hot spring

@rd9669 3 года назад

@@AngelMartinez-hv6fj the earth is angry or has bad gas

@SulliverVittles 3 года назад

It's kinda obvious. It's not as if it is heated by magic.

@zn316 3 года назад

nono its obvious magic is what makes this happen everyone knows that this is supernatural thing so the wright brothers need to investigate and fix it

@noabinnendijk361 3 года назад

Imagine putting a whole bunch of instant noodles in there

@blossomnessstudios4446 3 года назад

that was my first thought lol

@marker6814 3 года назад

Noodle in da house

@garveziukas 3 года назад

For people who wanted a scientific explanation: In short, rain water travels down into the Earth's crust within deep-rooted faults and then as it becomes boiling hot due to geothermal gradient it gets back to the surface and it just so happens to release to this river.

@aak5297 5 лет назад

You would think that a geo thermal scientist would also explain the science behind it.

@quintonkirk285 5 лет назад

Probably can't, just call it phenomenon

@suchetachatterjee6089 4 года назад

Exactly what I was waiting for.

@Zahrul3 4 года назад

A porous rock formation hundreds of meters below the surface is heated indirectly by magma and a geological fracture allows the hot water to seep out at some spring. Until a detailed geophysical survey is done, its difficult to know what really is there, down there, and its best not to do it altogether to preserve the forest instead

@ryangraham2241 4 года назад

Zahrul3 thank you for explaining it and taking the time, have a good day!

@chriscash7779 4 года назад

...thought the same. Hmmmmm.

@citlalliir 5 лет назад

It gave me anxiety bc I kept worrying he would fall in

@mightyhabib1182 5 лет назад

Illogical.... If he fell in you wouldn't be watching the clip would you lmao

@jelleposthuma8786 5 лет назад

@A Hint Of Salt This wasn't even a joke, get your whooshes right..

@Jangz_ 5 лет назад

Jelle Posthuma r/wooosh

@rere7163 5 лет назад

@@Jangz_ r/ihavereddit

@Vel073 5 лет назад

A Hint Of Salt get your woosh right and straight wtf

@biggoathorns 3 года назад

Wow I really couldn’t have asked for a video containing less information about this fascinating river.

@nickseven6814 3 года назад

Geothermal Scientist: Its Hot Also Paris Hilton: its Hot...

@CosmicHarmony58 3 года назад

Ffs lmfao

@TheeMrAbz 3 года назад

Will Smith... ahh that's hot that's hot

@definitionxmk 6 лет назад

I heard this is where Chuck Norris takes a cold bath

@KronicBAD-CONTENT 6 лет назад

Project Definition its 2018 not 2010 stop

@gewibit7919 6 лет назад

*slowly steps away*

@iamhappythingy9258 6 лет назад

I heard this is where Big Shaq got his ice bucket challenge

@monstermushmush 6 лет назад

Ahahahahaha

@ashishlehri613 6 лет назад

Even Chuck has nothing on Queen Daenerys of House Targaryen

@mynameispoetiamaphilip3081 5 лет назад

Imagine if there was a flood

@that1nerdyblackgirl736 5 лет назад

Thanks satan

@vinnie4538 5 лет назад

The whole area will turn into a hot bowl of soup

@bushhejira6020 5 лет назад

Kevin S. No the water would cool by then

@krazreaper6853 5 лет назад

No guys it would be a giant bowl of ramen

@koyonafri 5 лет назад

Pompeii

@jeremiahshaw9349 3 года назад

My dad had to swim down this river everyday just to get to school.

@davidkerr797 3 года назад

Well...my dad had to swim up it....twice a day.

@MessOfThings 3 года назад

Was he barefoot?

@davidkerr797 3 года назад

@@MessOfThings Didn't even have feet mate, lost them fighting in the war...when he was 7 years old.

@Jorge-125 3 года назад

@@davidkerr797 🤣🤣🤣

@ackermanlol 3 года назад

Wow, this video is such a great source of information! I even know the reason why water is so hot there!

@WindiaNata 6 лет назад

first thing that came into my mind "i'll make some ramen in there."

@nancycastillo1992 6 лет назад

Windia Nata me tooo!!!!! I literally imagine my ramen bow using this water!

@DripDropFilms 6 лет назад

Zen Rave you must not eat much asian foods; Ramen is a type of noodle dish. You talk so confidently about subjects you know nothing about lmao.

@DripDropFilms 6 лет назад

Zen Rave lmao Idk what part of asia you in. There's noodles everywhere in asia.

@derronferguson6240 6 лет назад

Windia Nata I wish I could push my ex girlfriend in that

@nonexistent5859 6 лет назад

Zen Rave Dude, ramen is the more common term now lol

@hottakebabe3842 6 лет назад

Can’t be hotter than my iPhone when I’m trying to stream Netflix over cellular

@SquidCena 6 лет назад

Catlily Holmes Samsung beats iphone

@adrenalinejunkie6979 6 лет назад

Hahaha

@shane20114 6 лет назад

Yeah mate macha lulllaa

@successezekwe4298 6 лет назад

Catlily Holmes

@s55558 6 лет назад

Catlily Holmes I use google maps and my iPhone almost burns up lol

@iamjvmac 3 года назад

I think this has a great potential to generate renewable energy.

@iamjvmac 3 года назад

@Alex it depends on how they implement it. There are plenty of ways not to disturb the nature but still harnessing its heat. In my city we have been harnessing energy from a beautiful waterfalls and did not even damage it in the process. It powers almost 70% of our Island. Because of it the waterfalls became a protected area.

@chaselearnslanguages47 3 года назад

This gives him goosebumps. This gives me anxiety.

@Kingsec10 6 лет назад

I dropped my mixtape in this River back in 97.

@britb90 6 лет назад

Kingsec10 hahaha I see what you did there 😜

@ralph3555 6 лет назад

😂😂😭

@respectseasoning8162 6 лет назад

And its been boiling ever since? you should have dub that tape

@a13xj59 6 лет назад

Kingsec10 oh haha i got it😂😂🔥

@davidfinney3240 6 лет назад

👏

@InsideF1 3 года назад

Sad to see this channel retire. Always had the great content.

@therealmamabeardontcare 3 года назад

Wow! I never knew this. Great video ♥️

@asktheetruscans9857 4 года назад

He's not telling us everything. Where is the lost city of gold?

@touringtiran3632 4 года назад

Underneath

@hectorespinal5430 4 года назад

I was gonna like this comment but it's at 69 likes

@weirdobozo8883 4 года назад

Hector Espinal now it’s 96

@mipearll959 4 года назад

Yeah make me wonder 😂

@AinzWoolGown 4 года назад

Disassembled liquidated melted reformed sold Now In belly buttons

@TESkyrimizer 4 года назад

0:58 cameraman is immortal confirmed

@riley7990 3 года назад

😳 oop-

@heymistercarter. 3 года назад

Maybe they used a GoPro or something?

@davidm.9537 3 года назад

@@heymistercarter. believe it or not but..... *It's a joke*

@Ishikii 3 года назад

@@heymistercarter. are you stupid?its literally the cameraman bruh wtf

@tacodude9902 3 года назад

@@heymistercarter. lol

@BigMoney23223 3 года назад

Never thought of it that way. "You can feel the presence of your lungs by the heat of the air" Wow

@AndruXa 3 года назад

when you love the sound of your own voice so much that you can‘t find the time for boring stuff like studying why the river is boiling

@Qeisama 5 лет назад

Scientist: "It's over 210 degree" Me: WHAT???!!! Scientist: "Fahrenheit" Me: Oh

@drdispekful747 5 лет назад

Qeisama He has an American accident, why would you assume it'd be celsius? use your brain

@jharef.tecsihuatamariz 5 лет назад

@@drdispekful747 Because the whole world, except less than five countries, uses Celsius for temperature. Also, despite his American accent, he's Peruvian.

@Andreas4696 5 лет назад

@@drdispekful747 You're right, he's an American accident.

@userhasnousername 5 лет назад

Right 😂😂😂 like, 100°C is already the boiling point of water, after that it's just going to evaporate lol

@rocketrussian1476 5 лет назад

@@drdispekful747 wot he became american as an accident?

@kimia1664 3 года назад

My brain for no reason: “Wanna put your finger in it?” Me: “Sure.”

@tinadavis7022 3 года назад

🤣😂😂😒🤔🤣🤣 lol yr hilarious 😆

@gh0stdem0n666 3 года назад

You can do it at home, boil water then put your finger in it lol

@LAprodz 3 года назад

@@gh0stdem0n666 😂😂

@steviepigford2356 3 года назад

Take a swim...👍😛

@ainunnajihah549 3 года назад

Yeah if I found the river I'll totally my finger in it

@beatlife2515 3 года назад

guy: says he's a geothermal scientists and then proceeds to describe it as some sacred voodoo shit. lmao

@kendra4513 3 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@steviepigford2356 3 года назад

😁😄😊😛 LMFAO...HAHA

@carolinecostaBR Год назад

Thank you for sharing, I could never think there would be a boiling river in the Amazon. It is enchanting endeed

@GyroZeppel 5 лет назад

So what’s this about a lost city of gold near this boiling river then?

@nandinhocunha440 5 лет назад

It's somewhere there

@personadesconocida9803 5 лет назад

Idk guess it was just filling

@prithviraj1933 5 лет назад

definetly will be there..

@infinitetomato9746 4 года назад

Called Tambo Paititi. Talked to some locals there a month ago and they all believe that the government found it, flew in on helicopters and secretly raided the whole place. Unbeknownst to the public. Who knows I guess.. thought is still fascinating.

@gregcameron5649 4 года назад

Its prob not the only place where a thermal vent is. Its a very mountainous region. Its bound to have more hot springs like yellowstone.

@Hebisan 6 лет назад

no need for a stove, save a lot of money.

@tinaleonie5811 6 лет назад

Hebisan true dat

@sknafiunnoor8736 6 лет назад

Hehe! It's truly funny

@TheYavy 6 лет назад

Hebisan i could provide myself a heating system off this easily too but i wonder if it ever gets cold there lol..

@mre7849 6 лет назад

Hebisan 500th like

@pussup2635 6 лет назад

And healthy food, by boiling 'em all

@OneBlueFroggy Год назад

If he fell in, it's not like he would be taking any valuable information with him, just the sad loss of a man who either knew too little, or refused to share any valuable information. 👍 🇨🇦 ✌️

@its-_-foxgrrr6041 Год назад

Thanks for the amazing footage, I'd never get that close.

@natepenn9112 6 лет назад

Hi, I'm a geothermal scientist! I could give you an interesting detailed explanation of how this weird boiling river works, but I'd rather just tell you about how much I like it. -this video

@osamabinladen824 5 лет назад

Care to explain it now?

@shprite781 5 лет назад

I'm assuming magma plates beneath the river expell hot gases or just straight up heat up the river itself

@jakobwithak3805 4 года назад

"You can feel the presence of your lungs." Sounds like he was smoking more than that river steam

@joshuathomas8475 3 года назад

💀

@proness1989 3 года назад

Haha some DMT from ayahuasca

@pepesylvia848 3 года назад

Your lungs feel heavy. Go step from fresh air into a sauna. You can feel it.

@ariffahmi2599 3 года назад

Andres ruzo please make more documentary, love the way you story and explain!!

@zainakhan8675 3 года назад

Incredible ! 👌

@thebasketballhistorian3291 5 лет назад

Insanely dangerous to stand by there. It's like standing next to lava. Literally one slip and you're being cooked alive.

@NooseKey 5 лет назад

Apart from lava isnt really a liquid. Its more of a runny solid, if you're fast enough you can run on it.

@MrTmenzo 5 лет назад

And the kid has sandals on

@thastayapongsak4422 5 лет назад

@@NooseKey except it'll burn your shoes immediately

@smileyjim1268 5 лет назад

It's nothing like standing next lava scientists have to wear special suits because the heat it gives of is enough to cause blisters

@mcnuggetwarrior8218 5 лет назад

Isn't lava just a very viscous liquid

@alanwatts8239 5 лет назад

70% of this video is he talking about his life and how he likes the river The rest is he telling us it's temperature

@praddzzz 4 года назад

Ya this guy must have written 100 page essays in school

@frankreynolds7404 4 года назад

LMFAO

@kbs1212 4 года назад

Gabriel Typical comment from a fast spoon-fed pop culture loving pleb.

@pinkcashmeres 4 года назад

dicetaro Or he just wanted to learn about the river itself instead of the myths surrounding it?

@lupebrown1246 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@beautifulcatastrophe 2 года назад

So Peaceful 😻

@maxa07 3 года назад

What a great big story!

@Abel-Alvarez 6 лет назад

But how fast will it boil my cup of noodles?

@jexterviloria1359 6 лет назад

abel alvarez about 20 centimetres

@jacklyntree7752 6 лет назад

abel alvarez they'll become *instant* noodles.... I leave now

@lucylambert3113 6 лет назад

or I could just crack an egg in there

@kevinp2481 6 лет назад

Boiling temperature for water is 100°c and it is said that it is 98°c so it will not boil your noodles at all. But it will heat it.

@therm7830 6 лет назад

Still 3 minutes

@santanamargiela 5 лет назад

The water: 98.889°C your welcome

@heyyoubegud7394 5 лет назад

I want to swim there

@salutsalutsalut9458 5 лет назад

Thank you

@tidehunter5705 5 лет назад

Wil Smith: OHHH THAT'S HOT

@masterchifukubphom 5 лет назад

Thanks

@gazakillaz 4 года назад

What if you jump in it

@nadiaharden6096 3 года назад

Hold up… THE BOILING ROCK IS REAL!? But where are all of the prisoners though??

@irregulargamer1352 3 года назад

Somewhere off screen or maybe there's another one

@fordnutstain6895 3 года назад

Really well made 👏 👏

@Marco_______ 3 года назад

I love how this guy is a geothermal scientist yet explains nothing of what natural phenomenon is happening here. What a waste of a video.

@darikors9157 3 года назад

hes just measuring the heat of the water with cups of coffee. Then proceeds to tell us boiling water kills things.

@susannah8342 3 года назад

Not everyone may understand how hot it is so he's saying a cup of coffee is usually around 130F to put in perspective how hot the river actually is

@Marco_______ 3 года назад

I think the majority of the world, even the 3rd world, knows what boiling water is and how hot it is. The coffee comparison is the stupidest thing ever. A better use of the video would be to talk about the hydrothermal energy below the ground that caused this rare phenomenon to occur.

@Rikka_V1 3 года назад

Most probably wouldn't even understand if starts proving his level, it's pointless to convert a random video into a science lesson assuming not everyone is into that stuff.

@EE-hx7ix 3 года назад

Its literally only two minutes. Go do your own research

@kellywalker9132 6 лет назад

it's like a huge humidifier. bet it's great for congestion or colds to go there

@hamzakais1762 6 лет назад

Crazy Kitty And lose 2 layers of skin just by walking near It.

@rosegold973 6 лет назад

lol true.. I bet it feels amazing for congestion but it's also not safe tho lol

@SupPartyPeople 6 лет назад

Except the moment you reach South America, it becomes nearly impossible to even get a cold lol

@bmona7550 6 лет назад

Coefficient of Drag You can get a cold in a hot place

@bonhomhongon2794 6 лет назад

I need a boiling river in my house. My skin is too dry. My nose is too stuffed. My flesh is too raw.

@InfamousWolf89 3 года назад

Remember that guy that fell into a hot spring at Yellowstone park and dissolved? That's why I would never get that close to anything that's large enough for me to accidentally slip and fall into

@pepguardiola5878 3 года назад

In our local we also have a hot spring. It's awesome!

@TheASASSI 6 лет назад

One wrong step, and you are well done..

@sassygal4919 6 лет назад

Uros 😃😃😨😨 One nice step and you are well cooked

@__-pl3jg 6 лет назад

The first clever comment I've seen. Well done sir :-)

@viannisimone1552 6 лет назад

That my friend is an amazing pun

@risakyu 5 лет назад

*slow claps*

@piapear560 6 лет назад

Beautiful cinematic view, but I'm afraid I feel no more educated on the topic as I was before I watched the video.

@nadiaidris2017 6 лет назад

agree, yet all there vids are great

@sannaidris6311 6 лет назад

I disagree I'm not educated.I thought that my dog was chicken

@sannaidris6311 6 лет назад

ik my opinion I think that chickens should rule the county

@sannaidris6311 6 лет назад

Actually the world

@skunktheshrink 6 лет назад

Good luck overthrowing our cat masters.

@lizagates6252 3 года назад

I love stories about the Amazon. How intense

@bushrabashir6745 3 года назад

We never heard about this before How YOU discovered It's interesting۔all the best 👍

@ALostHorcrux 6 лет назад

Looks like frogger did not pass this level.

@alonsogomez208 5 лет назад

Click-clack 😂

@simpleusername1820 5 лет назад

Click-clack haha!

@DiaN-do3jm 5 лет назад

that's a old game xD

@Hello-nj6pg 5 лет назад

Sad but funny..i literally laugh

@soth1sol 5 лет назад

too soon

@KenStentiford 6 лет назад

Taking my mother-in-law for a swim here.

@k.c.5426 6 лет назад

Ken Stentiford 😞😬

@trevorphillips3075 6 лет назад

Ken Stentiford 😂

@marivsme 6 лет назад

Ken Stentiford 😂😂😂😂😂

@ItzJayChandam 6 лет назад

😂😂😂😂

@pnyugandharreddy2344 6 лет назад

😢😂😢😂💪💪

@gfrank87 3 года назад

Mother Nature is so awesome. She’s kind, she’s willing and even deadly at times.

@zaibcom 3 года назад

Amazing

@leinadyon 6 лет назад

Throw some instant noodles and see what happens

@MyMessyMind 6 лет назад

leinadyon u want dead animals in your ramen ?

@ksoundkaiju9256 6 лет назад

Chicken, beef or shrimp would be nice

@Helenhappy 6 лет назад

BearWithMe I'd find like somewhole really hidden under a rock and cook me some food

@jivert1258 6 лет назад

Dumb

@Brightnova12 6 лет назад

Make it even more instant

@jibnaselam8745 6 лет назад

At least explain for 5 seconds why it happens?

@jameswatkins9042 6 лет назад

Tony Bologna "Heat of the sun" - That's not an explanation.

@hoticeisnice1354 6 лет назад

James Watkins I’m guessing it’s something like Yellowstone national park

@sursomsatan1225 6 лет назад

And you googling it would have taken about 2 seconds. But at least now people know that you're a spoiled little shit. That was the point right?

@tony-wt1wq 6 лет назад

Stygian Doll is right, why would we expect an explanation for the boiling river on a video about a boiling river, that's just stupid, right?

@sursomsatan1225 6 лет назад

I'm going to go with; yes, yes you are.

@MessOfThings 3 года назад

Does the water come out of the ground boiling or does the water pass over a spot that makes it boil

@caroleewilliams7724 3 года назад

Geothermal scientist , sir pls explain

@ojii-chan8700 3 года назад

Oh a nice hotspring. Thanks for the recommendation lemme go there immediately!

@jennameister 4 года назад

All my brain is saying is "giant hot tub"

@majutsushisliceoflife 3 года назад

Mine's thinking quick cook ramen.

@muhammadrafay1206 3 года назад

Hot tub that boils your ass up.

@finallyanaccount 3 года назад

More like giant cauldron...

@pepesylvia848 3 года назад

It's a river, not a boiling pond. That means the water is flowing(away from the heat source). That means you can just walk a little farther from the heat to where it's actually comfortable.

@susannah8342 3 года назад

Killer hot tub

@ninar1218 5 лет назад

I didnt really learn anything about the river from this video....

@test1test219 5 лет назад

Nina R Yeah it’s pretty much just about his feeling of awe.

@syedsalman9961 5 лет назад

It's because of the valcano underneath the water, when the lava comes out from the valcano then it reacts with water, as a result bubbles comes out and the temperature of water increases.

@anthonydoyle3613 5 лет назад

It's like an ordinary river, but hotter.

@adampender3685 5 лет назад

@@syedsalman9961it's not volcanic

@AnimalEmancipation 5 лет назад

We thought the same but it's actually not known to this date how it works. Active vulcanoes are 700 km away

@hevchip741 Год назад

I have just heard a pod cast about this place and now I can see it.

@nicholassilvidi2473 3 года назад

“I recorded temperatures over 210 Fahrenheit.” You mean 212F the temp when water boils lol.

@steviepigford2356 3 года назад

Lmao 😅😁😋

@RayMak 4 года назад

Can't imagine if a fish accidentally swim towards it

@zevzeichick9872 3 года назад

Oof

@rabh1082 3 года назад

Fish don't feel pain

@zolox4814 3 года назад

Theres no fish in it, its river with boiling water.

@jdas9340 3 года назад

Fishes are aware about environment but human might jump for experiment 🤣

@haemaun_8575 3 года назад

@Ray Mak Fishes are aware of their enviroment, so get your facts STRAIGHT

@goodeveningsir152 6 лет назад

Damn this dude really loves that river.

@GrinFlash007 6 лет назад

I wonder what he must have done to that river when no one was watching.

@KarmaSkally 6 лет назад

GrinFlash007 Are you twelve?

@duragonrydar9580 6 лет назад

SpeedyIsHere HE PROBABLY STOCK HIS DOCK IN IT.

@KarmaSkally 6 лет назад

Duragon Rydar YOU DON'T SAY!? THAT'S ILLEGAL!! IM CALLING THE COPS RIGHT NOW!!

@duragonrydar9580 6 лет назад

SpeedyIsHere PLEASE HURRY!! WE WOULDNT ANY PREBOILED WATER FLOWING AROUND FATHERLESS!

@vijaysura2874 3 года назад

Really nice

@YZ450f24 3 года назад

Yeah but it makes it sound like this is so rare of a find when there is hot water that comes up from the Earth all over the world. Yellowstone is the best known.

@justintime753 3 года назад

That's full of sulfur and smoky tho

@v.m.4453 4 года назад

You know what would have been better than just talking about a boiling river? Explaining the earth science responsible for the heat. Jeez

@lc7592 4 года назад

Well...it’s pretty obvious: geothermal energy

@SirKolass 4 года назад

@@lc7592 You must be really smart...

@SirKolass 4 года назад

No one really knows why it happens, I don't think much effort was put into finding out why

@loading420 3 года назад

@@SirKolass i mean who would dive into that crack and find out what causing the heat

@buttercupslongnails 3 года назад

Lol right

@SegaDisneyUniverse 6 лет назад

I just learned how easily the cameraman could have pushed you into that water if they wanted. XD

@alokpandey4630 6 лет назад

SegaDisney damn you are sadist! (However, I was thinking too, not for him, what will happen if someone just slip)

@hungerxhunger2548 6 лет назад

SegaDisney Dam wtf is wrong with you hoping someone falls/pushed in you make me sick.

@SegaDisneyUniverse 6 лет назад

Lighten up dude, it's just a joke lol.

@SegaDisneyUniverse 6 лет назад

>:)

@pascalott4558 6 лет назад

have*

@scribbles1424 3 года назад

I wanted to know more about this and how it works and it's history and instead got a guy talking about his own personal life and making the video come off as mysticism. What a disappointment.

@viko799 3 года назад

That's why I disliked unfortunately..