What if Antarctica Was A Green Continent? 

wait what....the earth was 25F hotter than it is now????? B-but AOC says we only have like 10 years left now??? LOOOL XD Imagine if Al Gore made a video then, he'd be telling us to freak out over global cooling, too funny. Ok wait, im typing as im watching, now youre saying there was more CO2 than now, OMG how did anything ever survive XD Greta and the others should really watch this XD

AlternateHistoryHub what if plans were never invented

What if the bay of pigs was a successful operation and wasn’t a blemish on the Kennedy administration?

do a video about this what if scenarios: the USSR joined the axis powers during WW2 what if the ottoman empire had a industrial revolution in parallel with Europe at the time the USA had the 1st communist revolution instead of Russia

Speculative biology is fun. Do more.

For the empire!

Local Wildlife: Why do I hear boss music?

@Ted Hubert Pagnanawon Crusio Antartica has a shit ton of oil more than Russia. There's just a drilling ban treaty at the moment

the problem is that if the world would be 10°C warmer and Antarctica green, most of human development wouldnt have happend the same way as it is today and the sea level would be mutch higher.

There's a story called Green Antartica... The British tried just that, and the Natives, a group known as the Tsalal... Completely brutalized them all the way into England.

"well guys.. I messed up.. and we're outta food so..." It's sad but I'm sure it happened a lot

@@notorious_majora they would have let the currents take them back to their islands

Aliens!

Many Polynesians died to bring us this information

The stereotype that most colonization were accidental lost fishing trips has been disproven. The Polynesians were good "sailors" and most of them have been proven to be deliberate colonization attempts. Of course, someone had to have found the land first and I'm sure a lot of them did in fact get lost, but a lot less that you might think.

And literally every plant and fish in Subnautica

Antarctica would’ve evolved to look like Pandora in Avatar. The animals would’ve been just as exotic too, and we would be fascinated with the continent.

@@sunshineimperials1600 Now I can just picture some spanish explorers stumbling across bio luminescent plants and think "whoa, look at these cool magic plants that glow in the dark! If we could cultivate these in the homeland they could provide an endless light source for our homes and city streets without need of candles or oil lamps!"

@@711truther6 so perhaps no electricity?

Pandora on Earth

SAME

That's kind of what flat earthers believe lol

That makes a good scenario actually

life is dissapointing sometimes

Just like in Neopets

England: "Yes, but actually no."

Well actually the reason for that phrase was because Britain was so far-reaching that even when most of it was night-time at least one part would be in daylight, and by the time that one had nightfall the rest were in day.

@Yora Britain / the UK is not just England wtf

@@juicylemon4154 ok but, but what has Whales ever done for you? And the Scott's are just plain insane.

@@Ichijoe2112 Whales

The Melon Spain was Christian During World War II America Troops in the Philippines would camp in church’s which were made by Spanish missionaries

@The Melon because no vehicle allows you to escape... ok ill stop

There's a verse in the Bible that talks about the bottom of the earth and it seems an awful lot like it's describing Antarctica... can't remember where it's found tho

@@zionj104 but has it always been there though? Que xfiles theme

@@sirewokthefirstidonthaveal2902 Yes. (hands over Hebrew manuscipts)

The Sun for 4 months: Say goodbye

never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down

And hurt you

@@karthikcv8104 the sun finally sets on the British empire.

@@karthikcv8104 The Brits are not used to seeing the Sun anyways

Well look at it this way.. it was a guess but some though behind it kid of made sense.

I mean they just assumed there must be more land somewhere

@@seanseen_ true I guess just comparing it to the European discovery of the Americas where they didn’t know about them at all and didn’t even guess they were there. Granted this was much later so people had a better understanding of how big the world is

Doesn't this fall under some survivorship bias? Lots of people throughout history have conjectured at all kinds of things. Some correct, some incorrect. We (collectively) tend to diminish the incorrect and emphasize the correct, especially to reinforce a narrative of intellectual superiority over "primitives" and pre-renaissance peoples.

@@Lawrence330 Indeed, you're right

Suddenly cannibals.

I think it be sliced up before one country could take full control.

more like now you have my erection

british empire: hippity hoppity antarctica is my property

Doesn't the queen own enough countries already ... Keep your hands off Brits out !

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If someone could make a movie or Netflix series about people in this hypothetical environment, I would be eternally grateful.

If we could have gotten many documentaries of either life millions of years in the future or even fictional alien planets like Darwin IV, surely green Antarctica would be prime material for documentaries.

narrated by morgan freeman?

Read the timeline Green Antartica. It's creepy, lovecraftian, but it is very good with biology.

*ohhh, look at all the colors*

@@scottmantooth8785 Beautiful

new idea for my dnd campaign

The regions with extreme seasons will most likely still being tundra, Antarctic coasts have a similar latitude of Scandinavia and northern canada, places where you can still find boreal forests, none of them are bioluminescent, most of the gondwana biota in Antarctica lived around the coastline when the continent was closer to the ecuator, the The Magellanic subpolar forests in chile are the remains of Antarctica's ancient forests.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@An-kw3ec “most of gondwana biota in Antarctica lived around the coastline” mate we don’t even know what kind of fossils are below those Antarctic ice sheets, and you out here assuming they all lived in the coastline? lol

@XxObamiumMaster69xX Laughs in dark at 3

What province are you in cause I'm albertan

I think sun light depends on where you are

@XxObamiumMaster69xX Hmm in alberta by november or october lights out at 3-4-5

I was going to say a good example of a modern populous city for Antarctica is Tromsø, Norway. It has a population of over 70,000 and is 69.6° N. It was declared a city in 1794, and even in that time period it was often referred to as the Paris of the North. It doesn't have daylight in December, but has twilight in December and a few hours of sunlight in November and January, that would be flipped for Antarctica. About 70°S in Antarctica would be half of Palmer Land, the Antarctic Peninsula or an eight of Wilkes Land, the whole East Coast of Antarctica. Tromsø today is powered by hydroelectricity from fjords which Antarctica does have, and if there ever was a frozen winter, Sweden uses nuclear in the winter and of course there is coal. And if you want to think of more extremes with large animals like Polar Bears and more barren land maybe for central Antarctica, then Longyearbyen in Svalbard (Norway) is a good example for the near center of Antarctica which is 78°N but in this case would be 78°S. Norway today is advanced, has healthy people with low poverty, respects the land, animals and natives (Sami) so I think they'd have a good chance in this Antarctica but their Navy and resources aren't far reaching. Maybe another country could try to run it like Tromsø or Longyearbyen though. You don't have to have sunlight for a successful human city, not everyone gets depressed in the dark, I was up there for three months in the winter (but in Sweden), I thought it was awesome.

I just said the same thing but with more embelishment.

@Bangbabangbabangbang Alaska is green in the South.

@Bangbabangbabangbang yes, but they poured money because of G O L D and O I L

Bangbabangbabangbang Alaska has a ton of resources. And agriculture is possible on the coast.

If Antarctica was warm and green like Alaska humans would thrive there just like Alaska. You learn to survive where you are with what you're provided with. Our ancestors were the greatest McGuyvers. Settlers may have made all whale populations extinct though using whale oil to bright the night

Oil: *Exists* USA : Time to liberate the opessed

@Cassien Martineau I can actually see this happening

Claire Ueda Europe just needs to pull a classic Germany and yall will be fine. I mean it seems like the parties are already taken place to do so

Regular British: "The sun shall never set on the British Empire" British Antarctic Colonist: "Hello darkness my old friend"

Imagine all the fucking tea and spices you could grow there?

Spain and France not if I have anything to say about it

Hipity Hoping, this land is bow my Property

Rule Britannia exe

Britian: It all belongs to me everything you see

Siberia or Alaska may be the place for you. ;)

i had a dream that i was stranded in Antarctica for some reason and i stumbled upon a lost civilization. they lived in a place that looked just like emerald city and everything in it was made out of ice. and everyone had light blue skin.

There's an online story called Green Antarctica which is lovecraftian mixed with document style writing

Dear God no. That's terrible.

We don't need to

The nord don't live far enough North to experience that.

Northern Alaskans and Canadians: *are we a joke to you?*

In pre-electricity times, at least the Scandinavians got a couple of hours of light each day in winter to get shit done.

@@mobeenkhan824 Yes but they live far enough north to experience the closest thing to it.

@@mobeenkhan824 visot north norway and youll see

Yeah, it’s not that different from what you get living on the Orkneys, or in northern Canada - where Orkney Islanders basically ran the fur trade for the Hudson’s Bay Company. Let’s add in another factor: the Irish Potato Famine of the 1840s. If the Brits allow Catholics to inherit property in Terra Australis, then they have a pool of up to a couple million people who might be willing to risk the journey to a new land.

I’m ur first subscriber

@@iamarizonaball2642 Nobody Cares

Sun never sets on the British Empire... unless they were in Antarctica

The empire were the sun only rises like half the times

Are you kidding me? The night and day cycles don't really matter. A good example of a modern populous city for Antarctica is Tromsø, Norway. It has a population of over 70,000 and is 69.6° N. It was declared a city in 1794, and even in that time period it was often referred to as the Paris of the North. It doesn't have daylight in December, but has twilight in December and a few hours of sunlight in November and January, that would be flipped for Antarctica. About 70°S in Antarctica would be half of Palmer Land, the Antarctic Peninsula or an eight of Wilkes Land, the whole East Coast of Antarctica. Tromsø today is powered by hydroelectricity from fjords which Antarctica does have, and if there ever was a frozen winter, Sweden uses nuclear in the winter and of course there is coal. And if you want to think of more extremes with large animals like Polar Bears and more barren land maybe for central Antarctica, then Longyearbyen in Svalbard (Norway) is a good example for the near center of Antarctica which is 78°N but in this case would be 78°S. Norway today is advanced, has healthy people with low poverty, respects the land, animals and natives (Sami) so I think they'd have a good chance in this Antarctica. Maybe another country could try to run it like Tromsø or Longyearbyen though. You don't have to have sunlight for a successful human city, not everyone gets depressed in the dark, I was up there for three months in the winter (but in Sweden), I thought it was awesome. Even if it was round the year darkness, these days they could have a fjord powered black light system for farms. It would look kind of sci fi.

@@alterbr33d you do know that what you’re talking about only applies to the modern day, right? We’re talking about colonization during the colonial periods, before the industrial revolution

@@xuanluu4873 Tromsø was declared a city a few decades after the start of the industrial revolution and your OP mentioned colonization which doesn't have to be the same as the colonial period, places could be colonized in the early 1800s too. After lots of revolutions, Antarctica could be seen as the last haven of colonization.

@@alterbr33d what do you mean by “last haven of colonization”? That it’s the only place without extensive colonization?

@@xuanluu4873 you do realize people have lived in greenland for thousands of years?

What about African penguins that exist couldn't they still exist

Don't forget Happy Feet.

Matthew Quinn but there would be no ice...

Officially the worst timeline

NZ has lots of penguins and its not the coldest 0lace in the world.

@United States China and Russia: Hahaha *Building secret bases intensifies*

Most of Antarctica belongs to Australia. They found it well before America

​@@lalalablablabla2130 You sure? The people credited with first sight on Antarctica consisted of officers from the Russian and British navies, and some sealer from America

America needs all that oil to come bail your asses out of the next world war you people start.

@@lalalablablabla2130 Those claims are not recognized internationally, the British would've claimed it for themselves, since they were there before Australia was even a independent nation.

terraria mushroom biome seems more possible in a "green antarctica" timeline tbh

not warm.. but green-ish, its still the south pole after all. so pack some ticc socks before.

*Has an indigenous population* Britain: "So anyway i started blasting"

The spanish: make a note of that country's bravado

British East Antarctica

I mean it kinda almost happens irl. maybe not tropical beaches, but the summers are getting scarily hotter and hotter every year in europe now, and finland and sweden have plenty of beaches and summers warm enough to enjoy them. it's actually warmer in most of the baltic sea in summer than the ocean off the coast of LA. Northern lights reach as far south as northern germany sometimes, and last summer it was anywhere between 30 and 40 C from may til september here, and up in the low 30's even in the northernmost parts of finland

Cameron Eridan the west coast of the US-thanks to the northern Cold pacific currents flowing south, compared to say the east coast and the gulf warm currents flowing north-pacific water is cold as fuck! Like...always. So your comment is totally believable.

Ah just got to wait a while and make sure to use a lot of fossil fuels 😊

@@RhodianColossus but here the thing. To see the lights you have to have a night and a dark one at that. The summer nights here in finnland are either no existant in the north or wery bright here in the south. And the light pollution from towns whic mostly are near to the coast makes that worse.

@@k3kboi665 the nights are not *that* bright in southern sweden and the southern coast of the Baltic. They get as dark as nights get anywhere else. The earliest ive ever seen twilight start was like quarter to 4 in the morning, and plenty of the baltic coast isn't completely light polluted. There are dark sky zones, theyre just not common

@@VermillionJaktheSecond Spain could have perfectly had colonized the part of Antartica closer to the South Cone, after all, they were the first to colonize Argentina and Chile

There is one

tmt_04 “well you see, if antartica was covered in ice, Burundi couldnt be superpower”

@@cryopex9976 XD

My poor brain

I would like to get teleported to the zealandia universe

The Tsalal say hello.

Also rocket toting necrophiles.

Dominion of Antarctica

True

@CobaltMusketeer No... The Spanish, much less the French don’t possess the constitution necessary to properly civilize and keep such a land. “They’re a weak lot in Europe, you know-weak, feeble.” - Margaret Thatcher

Tbh I don’t think the Māori would colonized the other side, native Americans produced very fast in those times like by the time the Māori people reach Antarctica it will already have millions of people in it already no room for Māori people to colonize it! Also they cannot handle the cold, native Americans can as native Americans adapted to many echo systems in the Americas while the Māori people live in only tropical places, and New Zealand is just mid cold!

don't think you realise how far it is, and how rough the seas are down there

Azuma Kyoukai plenty of ice in Australia

Azuma Kyoukai Dick snorter

Treat of Australia. In most cases giant continents tend to get sliced up before fully controlled by one country.

Nub93 thats brittish

@@nullskull-everything5495 this was once called nieuw Amsterdam (in dutch)

Louis G yeah i know that, i took 7th grade history ya know

😂

New Zealand is named after the Dutch province of Zeeland, which means Sea Land. A name presumably chosen because it has a lot of sea between its land. It's basically a collection of peninsulas and islands.

🇵🇹

I dont understand why he didnt mention the portuguese.

@@oldmanlogan9616 i guess Brazil but then France should be put

Unimmature Timor Leste and Mozambique?????

@@sportsfails4998 still not that far

hotel: Trivago?

@@elgrantiburonasesino8940 yes hotel: trivago!

El Gran Tiburón Asesino dead: meme?

@@mug1337 OOOGA BOOGA OOOGA BOOGA

Good: FOOD

Humans: "How can we ruin this?"

Rick and Morty

Philippine flag 🇵🇭

well... the ice did it this time so... may be the humans could save a specie or two

Humans: "So anyway I started blasting"

Water would likely be more valuable than oil in that reality. With only 25% of the world covered in water, we'd be fighting over shit near constantly.

@@karrotakun3581 ahhh yes

Maybe they could see enough from the polar lights

Probably larger eyes to collect more light in winter, with larger brows for shade in summer. Think Neanderthal Anime people.

It's possible. The indigenous people on the southern tip of South America adapted to be able to swim in the ocean even though it was around freezing temperature and they acted as if it were nothing. Any other people's would die of hypothermia in minutes. They'd also most likely beat the Maori by hundreds of years to Antartica.

@@abydos7775 I guess that depends on wether any land bridges either form or get close enough between both landmasses to act as a passage

@@briangarcia7384 actually South America is way wayyy closer to Antarctica, then the Polynesians islands, you can see through the maps as well, I’m pretty sure native Americas would have found Antarctica far before anyone dose!

I'm guessing an alternate universe version of myself lives in that mystical place.

For the first few days you would enjoy it.

Described like this it sound like Ghibli movie.

Itd be like Skyrim and Morrowind combined!

Until you experience the bane of all northerners, extreme lack of vitamin D

Abram Gafford but it will still be cold so

Someone: uses garlic on vampire

It’d be a northern hemisphere vampire summer retreat. Seasons being switched over the months between north and south vampires would flee down there in June and come back in December

It could happen, they may even have survived into the Pleistocene but died out when it became too cold in the Holocene.

While megafauna probably died out, any unique plants could have survived in caves

@@theeclipsemaster fitna smoke me some jurassic pot

@@theeclipsemaster Plants. In caves. Plants that need sunlight. In caves...

@@damenwhelan3236 seeds preserved in ice. In caves. Sunlight getting through ice. In caves.

Us: hold my beer..

Time to manifest some destiny

@@ChineduOpara that's better

The world must learn of our peaceful ways. By Force

@@Euphoric_Toast It is the only way.

And plenty of the fauna would probably have night vision too. Some herbivores might need to have either a fungi-inclusive diet, though, or long hibernation periods.

@@nicolaszan1845 What's more scary than not being able to see at night? Knowing huge killer animals can see you clear as day at 200 yards.

@Aspiring Marauder bruh have you seen Australian, we have tiny kangaroo like mice with bright lime green shrubs that taste like sweet bubblegum.

...we have it in scandinavia. and no, we don't have it.

i can see some dutch colonie being floaded with baltic settlers comming trough the trade networks. sweden denmark and norway still have some ambition in the late 19th. then as the british french and dutch settlers leave for the winter the colony becomes more and more scandinavian

@@electricangel4488 that actually gives me an idea. Sweden was just as much a "colony" empire as england was back in the day, but the ultimately couldn't compete with england over the americas. But perhaps they'd find Antarctica to be a more favorable game. They'd send enslaved Finnish prisoners to work the land in the late winter, with the main Swedish colonists living in Antactica like the Spanish ruling over half-bloods in South-America. Perhaps with the existence of Swedish colonies down south, they'd have the financial stakes to compete with europe again, not abandoning the arms race after their defeat by Germanic tribes aiding Russia in the Second Northern War. ' Perhaps after the invention of electricity, the Swedish Colonies would become as prosperous as America was, with no competition, except for the polenesians (and I imagine the colonists would want as much help as they could during the endless nights, so they'd be forced to get along with the natives, unlike the americans who exploited their natives. So when the Colonists eventually break free of Sweden and become their own thing (which, looking at Greenland and Denmark, it might never actually happen, but the distance to travel may make it difficult to keep.) Perhaps to maintain trade and surplus with their most-southern Colony, Sweden will fight over the land in South Africa as a port town to store all the resources their colonies collect.

@@honeyham6788 ''Germanic tribes''? dont think sweden has the power of ability to get that mush naval power over a ocean that far away. there power likely be far more soft like portgual rulling brazil or the dutch rulling indonesia. sweden has always been fairly army based and there naval inovation where long gonne by the time this continent became a thing to my knowledge. the finnish and polynesians* indeed be possible as a lower cast but that whould recuire a luxury export society. Wich seems unlikely as antarticas ecosystem whould be closer to europe then south america and thuse no coffee, sugar, or tabaco, sugar is possible but likely not better then in the carribean. gold mines be possible but that ussualy has a boom afther discovery or the natives already use them. there for i think them more likely as a American colonial experiment. colonial cities on the coast that give land grants to farmer those farmers but high end goods from the mother country and sell raw materials like lumber or grain. It be realy simliar to canada in that regard.

@@electricangel4488 In the Second Great Northern War, Germany hadn't been formed yet, they were only a collection of Germanic Tribes. and while Sweden was busy pushing back Russian naval assaults, the Germanic tribes came in immediately after Russia pulled out, which exhausted Sweden to the point of surrendering, and as a result, stepped out of european politics altogether. yeah, fair. a Canadian style colony makes sense. Not sure what earth-y resources exist in the land. I'm pretty sure we're not allowed to mine in Antarctica so it's not something we'll likely find any time soon

@@honeyham6788 dude, they werent tribes, they were hundreds of actual kingdoms, bishoprics, and republics. Germans hadnt been tribal for centuries at that point.

Mega sloth I choose you!

Green Antarctica is actually the Pokemon World, that’s why there’s usually never any night in the Pokemon games.

@@innosam123 sun and moon: *am I a joke to you*

*Chinpokomon

@Aidan Millward and some of these theoretical Antarctican boulders resemble Cozzeh DFVs.

Isn't that just America?

Yeetur McBeetur real morrowind hours. Mushroom houses when?

Jackson Almodobar I mean, basically.

Will smurfs evolve over there?

Some Guy probably.

I can imagine glowing mushroom smurf villages now

Or a mushroom biome from terraria

@@ADMICKEY insert rad mushroom biome soundtrack

I’m cool with this. Just as long as there’s no cliff racers

I imagined a bunch of bioluminescence mushrooms and plant/animal life and it was pretty in my head.

@@JoshdaKnight don't worry. Juib made them extinct

SkyWolf CARNAGE don’t worry we dealt with them in the revolutionary war 😒 they still didn’t fuck off

New York was once New Netherland with New Amsterdam as its capital lmao

I think they knew the British where on their ass and spread their bets

Grow me my tea!

Of course is two words

"Wait" It already has been

“May I see it?”

"...No"

@@derfakegangster "Seymour! The land is on fire!"

“Oh no, it’s just the southern lights.”

"Well Seymour, you are a very weird person, but you sure can make a good steamed ham"

I like both

yeah...that's exactly what you would hear while walking around in a Green Antarctica

Ya like jazz?

Yeah and winter came fast this year

Oh you live in Illinois that’s near Chicago

Tropical Countries: First time?

@@calamitycubed Mexicans: Hello there

Alejandro Hernández General kenobi

this

@Jason Buford he already said that it got cancelled due to lack of ideas and youtube's monetization's policy.

How?

i missed that quote in history class

Probably.

That would be really cute

TEENY TINY PENGUINS AAAAHHH

@@riversgoingnowhere1659 There is a penguin species literally called "little penguin". Look it up.

Actually larger penguins.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropornis

@skem So is "Communism=no food"

Antarctica isn't a perceived threat to Israel.

Much funnit did the laugh

Quality Dumpster That one might not be original, but it isn’t wrong.

I used to get annoyed at jokes like this. Then I realized the US really is securing word oil supplies and people don't give a shit. Now I'm annoyed that people don't give a shit.

Ahahahahhahah

Not to be "that guy", but most of the human caused extinctions around that time period had nothing to do with hunting, or blasting anything. It was the introduction of things like cats, from european ecosystems, to places they didn't belong naturally. For instance: The famous case of the cat, killing the dodo bird off, the largest bird in existence at the time, which also had the side effect of killing off the biggest flying bird at the time, the haast giant eagle. People around that time period didn't really have the concept even in their mind of the consequence of the innocent things they brought with them, that in the long term, weren't as innocent as they thought; it was ignorance to them, not malice. And short of some people like cunts like Cortez, that also - wasn't how most all of the early contact happened with natives; especially where British explorers were concerned.

Well, that is if they ever actually met. I love the idea of a mix between those two cultures, but there's an entire continent separating them and I'm not sure either is very keen on exploring the entire thing.

Cool thought! Given enough time, I think the two groups would meet. Think of these two cultures, morphed to adapt to the extreme seasons, living amongst the Pokémon under the aurora! 💚😎

Yes @NewBenCitu the Fueginos people was only detereth by the climate, they had plenty of time to set a colony if the Antarida was little more than a frozen dessert.

apparently there was a expidention around 650ad where a bunch of maori went down south past nz and apparently sighted antartica by a chief named Hui Te Rangiora

let ne guess... southern american trying to remind the world that there were natives in their lands?

Oh Crap.

Thing?

England*

And we also have no place to ship the Blob to either. Welp...time to colonize another star system cuz I don't trust the Moon Spiders or whatever drives the tripods on Mars! Just avoid Tau Ceti....I rather not run into the self centered Lizards of The Race.

@@Joshua-hz3cl watch the thing

*laughs in texan*

But at least your sun acts normaly.

Nicholas Norman you mean red dead

no joke. spring is like a sick battle where summer keeps trying to make things grow and winter keeps killing everything every 2 weeks.

CJ Marsh Fall lasted a week this year. Then it snowed October 11th

Yeah let's make them speak a different language

Can we have guns?

What's that city in Antarctica in love craft? It needs to be named after that

Alt-Centrist NeoBuddhist-AnarchoBonapartist What’s its’ name?

We shall claim Marie Byrd Land, raise a militia, and take all the other claims on Antarctica.

Een plaats om naartoe te zeilen... dat moeten we meteen doen @voc er valt vast wat te handelen.

Ich mach mir gar keine Sorge, obwohl ich kein Niederlandisch spreche

@@sanderkoekkoek9866*_VERENIGDE OOSTINDISCHE COMPANGNIE_* asok G E K O L O N I S E E R D

Galapagos Penguins: It's free real estate

Krankar Volund no one cares about new zealand enough to be bothered

New holand= Australia

@@killerkoffee4619 Maybe you don't

@@killerkoffee4619 Bad day?

New Zealand sound kind of cool actually, but New Holland...

Gerbil13 lmaoo stfu😭🤣

Do you mean “continents”?

I'm very offended by this video's green supremacy stance; some of my best friends are white continents!

@@Pimpeaux But do they have charismatic marsupial megafauna & giant mushrooms? #IceIsColdButGreenIsCooler

You spelled “color” wrong

Druglandia

@@i.t9390 That's already the Netherlands