What They Found Frozen in Ice Surprised Everyone

hello

everyone

, you better pack some warm clothes, we are going to see the mummies of ancient animals, ships and abandoned houses that were buried under a layer of snow, all

frozen

in ice. Let's move on, you're looking at one of the northernmost chips. cemeteries located right at the sea Gates of the Arctic on Bruce Nava Island, the ice almost never melts here and for many years it served as the last resting place for both ships and airplanes that had to make an emergency landing. The vibes of this place will surely impress even an experienced traveler thanks for seeing some unique things an ordinary walk will not be enough you will have to dive right into the water here, at the bottom of the Canadian Lake Huron, lies the 37 meter Sweepstake shipwreck Back in 1885 the ship sank due to a hole caused by a collision.

Since then no one has touched its burial site, on the contrary, it has become a local landmark that is regularly explored by experienced divers. Only this place can be more spectacular than a ship graveyard in the Arctic. thanks, let them know I'm seeing that it now took nine military tow vehicles to haul this giant out for the world to see. In 2005,

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took out this Soviet submarine b307 on a tracked landing gear after it was dismantled abroad, if you are already starting. To imagine a tragic accident, don't jump to conclusions just yet. In 1970, this Lockheed C121 plane was caught in a strong storm and made an emergency landing on the ice fields of Antarctica, saving the lives of all 80 passengers.

It is not difficult to imagine the entire cabin. He was probably shaken by the applause of the passenger who was going fishing in the morning. This guy from Minnesota probably expected to catch a whole bucket of Xander but stumbled upon something much more impressive. How can we not mention Australia in a compilation of unusual fines and spooky places? Being here in this godforsaken park doesn't seem like anything special, well, just wait. Meet Rosie, the great white shark who accidentally became entangled in fishing nets in 1997 and was so seriously injured that she had to be euthanized and placed in a formaldehyde tank as an exhibit and now with the park closed only the most daring urban explorers can discover Rosie's next unexpected discovery in the ice shocked not only those who made it but also the international scientific community.

This little cave lioness was

found

in the permafrost of Yakusha, where she spent 28,000 years. The researchers were incredibly lucky, since Since the cold preserved not only the smallest details, such as whiskers, but also the internal organs, scientists named the baby Sparta and concluded that of all the previously discovered specimens, she was the best preserved a few years Before the discovery of Sparta, also in Yakusha, scientists

found

the mummified woolly mammoth whose age is estimated at 40,000 years. The animal's genome is still being deciphered and it is very possible that thanks to it, great minds will make discoveries about ancient fauna much more interesting. revealed that crocodiles mastered cryogenic technologies long before us, we are not even joking, in the absence of shelter, these reptiles crawl into shallow waters and hibernate, freezing in the ice and continuing to breathe with the tip of their nose that remains still.

On the surface, other reptiles such as snakes use the same life trick, although, as you can see, it is not always successful. You also get the feeling that Queen Elsa must have visited this abandoned city. This feeling only grows when you are inside, I'm sure you know the The real story of this place is simple: the heating water pipes burst right in the middle of a harsh winter, there is no magic involved and if you take a drone with you you can film the video darkest in the universe. Foreign fans of 20th century history in Austria can do so too. many discoveries thanks to the melting of glaciers that used to block the entrance to many World War I bunkers.

This, for example, could hold up to 15 soldiers at the height of the war in 1915, even its uniform is still preserved abroad. They say it's good. Alcohol should not be stored in a warm place in direct sunlight. So

what

do you think? Some boxes of brandy and whiskey that have rested in the ice of Antarctica for more than a century. It is believed that researchers found this treasure by accident. which was intended for the British polar explorer Ernest Shackleton, who never reached his destination in 1909, now that the bottles have returned to their homeland, Scotland, of course, no one will take a sip of the old whiskey, but

they

hope to analyze it to obtain a best idea of ​​how they made whiskey back then.

A stranger to military history would be happy to stumble upon this graveyard of military equipment in the Hungarian hinterland. It would also be a treat for some geek who loves World of Tanks. This BMW clearly saw better. times was accidentally discovered in the middle of the forest by a boy from Russia the poor car was very battered not only by time but also by the past eager to get free spare parts so now this car is nothing more than a monument to the automotive industry imagine you are walking on a snow covered lake and then you see this touch, it looks creepy, these guys thought they were looking at some kind of alien eggs, there were aliens, they are alien eggs, in fact everything is simple,

what

you see is an installation of art made by a student from Utah before leaving the girl covered her tracks and her plan worked perfectly the next day a whole crowd of spectators gathered around the mysterious circle with ice holes flying over northwest Greenland discoveries can also be made interesting. a Boeing B-29 super Fortress heavy bomber and has been resting here for almost 80 years at the beginning of the Cold War this American plane went on a secret reconnaissance mission and made an emergency landing the three crew members were safe although They had to spend several days in the deserted Arctic tundra trying to save the plane, but it caught fire, broke it, and remains here intact since some sunken ships have a slightly better fate, this ship with a rather symbolic name Endless Sea Shipwrecked in Antarctica in 2012 and spent more than a year 12 meters under water, however, very soon specialists from a company noticed and with the help of divers finally recovered the 70-ton Colossus from under the water column.

Eerie is as if you were looking at the stepmother's abode of the Evil Queen from Snow White, however, inside it is not only more spacious than it appears at first glance, but perhaps even quite cozy. Any idea what kind of monster is hiding under this crust of ice a giant centipede an ancient saber-toothed tiger a basilisk with a bunch of spikes on its spine it's time to find out you must have taken some really cool pictures during your walk with those horror movie directors paying handsomely for them and this location would make a great setting for some kind of alien foreign hidden object video game the rusting remains of an American air base against the Snow White Mountains and the fjords of Greenland?

Don't they look like scenes from some kind of dystopian movie? Thanks, locals say Call these vehicles American Flowers, it's surprising that no one has removed them for 70 years, in case you've ever wondered if Iceland's landscapes could become even more fascinating and gloomy at the same time as this US Navy plane that landed on the beach in 1973. All crew members survived as the plane was beyond repair, so it became one of the local attractions. Seeing this Colossus from afar, the guys who filmed the video anticipated that something strange and cool would not be a real helicopter, but a dummy to deceive the enemy.

Try to imagine the most unlikely thing you can find under the snow while walking, touch it. Foreigner, you have an idea what these guys found among the stones on the Norwegian coast. Pro of the Iron Age. These were used by our distant ancestors to hunt reindeer abroad, for example. is about fifteen hundred years old, such discoveries are not so rare there, although swords, arrowheads and other tools of ancient warriors are regularly found in Norway. Have you ever seen a tower that looks more magical than this one? lighthouse on Saint Joseph's Pier on Lake Michigan owes its unique appearance to the waves in winter, they break off from the pier and freeze into strange shapes strange for today, friend, press the Like button if you had a good time and learned something new share your stories about discoveries you have made in the comments and see you next time thanks