the Italian Army carried out a controlled explosion of a World War II bomb an unexpected Discovery in Texas dinosaur tracks take a look at these triangle-shaped tracks at some of the artifacts being uncovered right now at the bottom of Lake me did you know the most Eerie discoveries are found in water bodies whether lakes rivers or reservoirs around us as the water level recedes m blowing finds and concealed secrets are unveiled countless bizarre findings have been recorded in drained canals fro
m unexplainable structures underwater to creatures that are out of this world join us as we explore the top 20 bizarre discoveries ever found in water bodies number 20 Bombay Beach the town of Bombay Beach once hailed as California's Riviera has been submerged beneath the salt and sea for over four decades understanding the history of Bombay Beach requires delving into the origins of the saltan sea in 1905 the Colorado River overflowed flooding the saltan sink and forming an incredibly vast Lake
known as the sutan sea spanning 15 by 35 mies the area attracted birds and fish thrived leading to the establishment of Bombay beach by developers the town flourished with activities like swimming and golf oblivious to the looming threat unbeknownst to the residents chemical pollutants from agricultural runoff gradually accumulated in the lake reaching hazardous levels this led to the death of birds and the lakes diminishing oxygen levels caused Mass fish Suffocation the decaying fish carcasses
lined the shores creating a haunting scene of fish skeleton covered beaches adding to the town's challenges the lake breached its banks immensely submerging the lower part of Bombay beach in a twist of fate during the severe drought of 2014 the preceding water levels revealed trailers and houses that had long been underwater bringing to light the remnants of a town once thriving but now lost beneath the Waters of the saltan sea number 19 bodies in Lake me Lake me the largest Reservoir in the US
was affected by drought making its water level reach a historic low in 2022 as a result Eerie discoveries have been revealed including at least five sets of human remains around the lake the first body was found in a corroded metal Barrel that is believed to date back to the mid 1970s to early 1980s and is associated with a possible mob hit the ongoing drought in the Colorado River Basin spanning nearly two decades has caused the Lake's depletion exposing old settlements relics and Grim discove
ries the lake a crucial water source for 25 million ion people is currently at 27% of its capacity its lowest since it was filled in 1937 authorities are working to identify the remains and establish causes of death but the process is challenging due to the decades old nature of some cases and the absence of soft tissues as the water levels continue to drop rapidly more discoveries are expected emphasizing the urgent need to address the environmental crisis driving these Revelations number 18 Wo
rld War II bomb in River po the scorching heat waves plaguing Europe last summer Unearthed more than just record temperatures the drought-ridden Waters of Italy's Po River have revealed the unexpected a submerged World War II bomb discovered by fishermen near the village of Borgo virgilio due to receding water levels caused by the severe drought the Colossal 450 kg bomb prompted a meticulous disposal operation evacuating approximately 3,000 residents authorities closed airspace suspended navigat
ion along the river and halted traffic on nearby railway lines and state roads the bomb containing 240 kg of explosives was disarmed by bomb disposal engineers and the device was transported to a quarry in metal where it underwent a controlled explosion Italy declared a state of emergency for areas surrounding the Po River its longest waterway constituting around a third of the country's agricultural output number 17 network of rooms Blenheim Palace a UNESCO world heritage site in Oxfordshire UK
constructed between 1705 and 1722 holds historical significance as the birthplace of Winston Churchill the estate's captivating landscape including lakes and bridges was designed by landscape architect capability Brown in the 1760s in a recent discovery prompted by the need for major Renovations the area was partially drained unveiling 30 habitable rooms beli to date back to the 1760s these concealed rooms contained ground floor spaces fireplaces chimneys a ballroom and a potential theater the
site also revealed graffiti from the 1760s and sunken boat used for read cutting in the 1950s unearthing these hidden rooms and historical artifacts adds a layer of mystery to Blenheim palace's Rich history leaving questions about how an estate with 30 rooms could seemingly vanish until this recent Revelation what do you think these rooms were really used for share your opinions in the comments [Music] section number 16 Lake of skeletons ruband Lake known as the lake of skeletons situated at an
elevation office 1029 M on trle one of India's highest mountains has long puzzled scientists with its pile of skeletal remains initially believed to be a group of individuals who perished in a blizzard about 870 years ago a new study has challenged previous assumptions a 5-year genetic analysis and carbon dating of 38 bodies revealed diverse genetic backgrounds and deaths spanning up to 1,000 years dispelling the notion of a single catastrophic event contrary to earlier assumptions of a homogene
ous group the study identified genetic links to South Asia and Europe particularly creit the deceased individuals with South Asian ancestry showed diversity hinting at different Regional Origins while the cause of death remains uncertain the study suggests a mass death during a pilgrimage event however the origins of people from the Eastern Mediterranean identified in the genetic study raise intriguing questions about their presence in the remote Indian mountains during a pilgrimage the rpund la
ke mystery continues leaving scientists searching for answers about the diverse groups and events that unfolded over centuries at this enigmatic site number 15 giant rat while cleaning Mexico City's sewage tunnels a crew discovered the unimaginable a lifelike giant rat in 22 tons of litter initially believed to be an oversized rodent the mysterious rat however turned out to be a well-crafted Halloween prop that had been stored in a warehouse it was reportedly washed away during heavy storms reac
hing the underground drainage system stunned by its realism the crew hosed off the prop after retrieving it from the drainage system Witnesses marveled at its resemblance to a real rodent expressing that they would have been frightened if they encountered it on the street a woman named Evelyn Lopez claimed ownership of the prop stating that she had created it for Halloween and it had disappeared years ago during Heavy Rain number 14 hunger Stones numerous hunger Stones dating from the 15th to th
e 19th century have resurfaced in the Czech city of Deen as Europe experiences heightened drought conditions these hydrological monuments embedded in riverbeds carry haunting messages that convey the hardships of past droughts and famines the stones adorned with numerous photographs and drawings from the early 20th century carried emotional messages for future Generations the inscriptions on the stones like when you see me weep bore the pain felt by past communities during times of scarcity as t
he dry riverbeds reveal these hunger Stones once again their emergence provides an opportunity to pece together the history of ancestral struggles against the Relentless forces of nature some Stones even bear watermarks with dates of previous droughts offering insights into the depths of past hardships number 13 dinosaur Prince severe drought conditions in Texas have unveiled massive dinosaur tracks dating back approximately 113 million years at Dinosaur Valley State Park the tracks belonging to
acanthosaura and Sor Poseidon were exposed due to the drying up of a river in the park acanthosaura was a 15t tall dinosaur weighing close to 7 tons while Sor Poseidon stood about 60 ft tall and weighed approximately 40 tons as an adult the drought affecting over 60% of Texas has led to extreme heat waves and pushed temperatures into triple digits resulting in excessive heat alerts for Millions the drying riverbed revealed the dinosaur tracks normally submerged and filled with sediment making t
hem less visible under normal weather conditions the exposed tracks are expected to be buried again with forecasted rain protecting them from natural weathering this discovery follows a trend of revealing long hidden secrets as bodies of water dry up globally due to Drought conditions including human remains at Lake me in Utah German warships in the danu river in eastern Serbia a prehistoric Stone Circle in the valanis reservoir in Spain and ancient Buddhist statues in the depleted yansi River D
inosaur Valley State Park intends to protect these 113 million year old tracks for present and future Generations number 12 shipwreck a shipwreck believed to be the brook Hill Ferry has emerged along the banks of the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge Louisiana due to plummeting water levels caused by a drought the discovery was made by a resident walking along the shore an archaeologist suspect the ship sank in the late 1800s to early 1900 before major Bridges were constructed the brook Hill Ferr
y likely transported people and horsedrawn wagons across Ross the river chip mcgimsey the Louisiana state archaeologist has been surveying the wreck and believes this may not be the first time it's been exposed in the 1990s parts of the vessel were visible but it was fully submerged in mud approximately 1/3 of the 95 ft Long Boat is visible this time on the muddy Shoreline mcgimsey emphasizes the importance of documenting the ship now as rising River levels could conceal it again the find adds t
o a series of disc discoveries exposed by receding Waters highlighting the historical artifacts and Remnants revealed during the drought number 11 ancient Sword Saga vanich an 8-year-old girl made a remarkable Discovery while swimming in vidostern Lake in Sweden during the summer uncovered due to low water levels caused by drought Saga found a well well preserved ancient sword initially estimated to be 1,000 years old but experts now suggest it may date back even further to around 1,500 years ag
o way before the time of the Vikings The Relic was found near her family's holiday home in junping County Saga noticed something unusual in the water and upon lifting it she discovered a sword handle prompting her to inform her father Andy vanich who initially thought it was an unusual stick the local Museum where the sword is now housed praised its excellent preservation saga's Discovery prompted further excavations at the site revealing a brooch from the 3rd Century the investigation into the
Lake's Treasures remains ongoing leaving the possibility of more ancient items waiting to be uncovered number 10 Mormon Island forgotten towns of the Gold Rush era and submerged mineral riches the 19th century marked the zeni of the Gold Rush drawing masses to California where mining settlements sprang up as a result these settlements often situated near rivers have largely succumbed to submersion due to Reservoir development yet the intermittent droughts in California serve as revealing Windows
into the secrets resting on the lake beds notably the remnants of the once thriving Mormon Island established by Mormon Prospectors in the 1840s within fulam Lake Sacramento were brought to light this town has remained submerged since 1955 when the completion of the fulam dam submerged it beneath the lakes's waters in its Heyday Mormon Island boasted a population of 2500 a school multiple saloons and four hotels as reported by krca even now the foundations of some of these structures are discer
nible another intriguing rediscovery is old Kernville founded by gold prospectors in 1860 which met a watery fate following the construction of Isabella Dam the receding water levels revealing old Kernville after dropping to a mere 5.8% of the Lakes capacity offer a glimpse into this bygone era furthermore the diminishing water levels in these Lakes have sparked enthusiasm among contemporary gold prospectors why because previously inaccessible gold deposits have become reachable a case in point
is a Cal State University student who managed to extract $900 from a stream that had been inaccessible before the drought showcasing the renewed opportunities that arise with changing environmental [Music] conditions Number Nine Dead Forest Southern England faced its driest July on record last year and cornwall's largest Reservoir coford Lake on bodman Moore revealed a forgotten landscape due to dramatically decreased water levels the reservoir designed in 197 6 and completed in 1983 held only 4
0% of its capacity a level that has yet to be witnessed since 1995 with over 28,500 megal of water the lake covered an area equivalent to 680 football pitches unseen for decades the exposed land now showcases medieval field systems Farms tin Mills and Clay pits surveyed by archaeologists before flooding in 1983 the drying res resir unveiled remnants of the past such as quarried Granite Stones dead trees and signs of its agricultural history number eight Canal San Martin in the grand tapestry of
Parisian history the canal s Martin conceived by Napoleon in 1825 held a pivotal role as the solution to the Region's water supply challenges initially designed with foresight the canal was intended to be drained and cleaned cleaned every 10 to 15 years ensuring its efficiency however as time passed the canal fell into neglect left undrained for a staggering 15 years the Forgotten Waterway turned Wasteland was thrust back into the spotlight in 2016 when a dedicated team of workers began emptying
the canal liberating approximately 990,000 cubic M of water this discharge reached the river sen a 777 km long river in northern France as the water levels receded the depths of the canal s Martin revealed a lively and bizarre collection of artifacts transforming the canal into a captivating archaeological site the enthralling finds were a bag brimming with vintage wine bottles concealed safes holding Untold Mysteries ancient gold coins Whispering Tales of prosperity and well-preserved washing
machines humming with Echoes of domestic life the Canal's depths also disgorged a treasure Trove of unexpected Ed relics 40 tons of rubbish loads of office chairs 56 cars and bicycles each item a mud caked Enigma recounting the stories of Parisian Life Through the Ages number seven Railway The Trestle and underwater Forest initially situated in Lake Taps near Seattle Washington were uncovered as a result of draining the dam for necessary repairs dating back to the early 19 1800s the train trestl
e and adjacent Forest were submerged during the construction of a dam in 1911 undertaken by the Puget Sound Energy company for hydroelectric power generation the dam ceased operations in 2009 the discovery of these submerged relics was serendipitous prompted by a crack in the dam that necessitated draining the Eerie landscape featuring The well-preserved Trestle and Forest emerged after being hidden underwater for over a century the forest originally part of the valley that the lake eventually f
illed defied Expectations by maintaining its condition despite the prolonged submersion even after all these years the submerged Forest exudes a haunting Ambience offering a surprising glimpse into a forgotten past number six thousand lingas the sahas ringa a remarkable discovery of 1,000 lingas transports us to the Eastern banks of the sh River in the Indian state of carnit taka this awe inspiring find becomes visible only during the dry season or when water levels recede due to overc consumpti
on initially documented in 1969 by ethologist John bulett this Revelation offers valuable insights into ancient cultures often mistaken for representations of male and female genitalia alinga is a Sleek phallic-shaped cylindrical Mass symbolizing Shiva positioned at the center of a rimmed disc shaped structure lingas hold profound significance in Hinduism serving as powerful symbols representing the energy and potential of the god Shiva the creation of these 1,000 lingams was commissioned by Kin
g sadashi Raga also known as the king of CI from the vijayanagar kingdom reigning from 1678 to 1718 this historical context underscores their ancient origin the king initiated the construction of these Stones as an act of devotion seeking to appease the god Shiva and receive an heir located in sahas ringa in CI tuluk the site has become a pilgrimage destination and the name itself sahasra linga translates to 1,000 lingams reflecting the sheer magnitude and spiritual significance of this sacred A
rrangement number five gun and badge in 14 California was grappled with one of its most severe droughts in nearly a century causing water levels in numerous Lakes to reduce drastically despite the unfavorable conditions this dry spell played a pivotal role in an unexpected Discovery at Lake Castaic rewinding to 1992 an agent now part of the ATF and a companion spent a day at Castaic Lake prior to boarding the boat the agent stowed his police gear and valuables in a backpack inadvertently losing
it overboard fast forward to the drought of 2014 where a substantial 151 F ft drop in water levels exposed the Lakes Secrets jayp a fisherman seized the opportunity and retrieved the Lost backpack from the now visible Waters upon opening it a gun tumbled out prompting poor to promptly deliver the discovery to the Sheriff's Office the sheriff upon investigation traced the agent to the ATF and unveiled the remarkable find this unforeseen recovery served as a welcome surprise for the agent and His
companion validating the authenticity of their long ago story alongside the firearm the recovered bag contained additional items including a watch an Antiquated pager a miniature calendar and a class ring number four dolman of guadal peral the dolman of guadal peral a significant archaeological site comprises 150 Granite Stones arranged vertically to form an oval chamber with an access Corridor and a menh here at the entrance possibly depicting the tagis river discovered in 1962 during a campaig
n led by German archaeologist Hugo oberm the dolman might have served as a solar Temple or burial Enclave Roman artifacts found including a coin and Ceramics suggest its preservation from looting in 1963 the construction of the valdas reservoir submerged the monument rendering it visible only during low water levels caused by drought conditions in recent years the inundation has led to irreversible damage eroding stones and Engravings prompting the races de parala Association to advocate for its
recovery due to observed deterioration Hugo obermeyer's team produced reproductions of the Engravings in the 1960s during a drought a NASA satellite photo graph in July 2019 revealed the fully exposed structure for the first time in 50 years number three ancient city of zaku amidst extreme drought conditions along the tigis River in Iraq a 3,400 Yee old Bronze Age City possibly the ancient city of zaku was uncovered after decreased water levels in the mul Reservoir the city believed to have exi
sted from 1550 to 1350 BC emerged due to large-scale water extraction to prevent crop dehydration starting in December 2021 German and Kurdish archaeologists hurriedly excavated the site between January and February after the unforeseen exposure revealing a massive fortification a multi-story storage building and an industrial complex despite being submerged for over 40 years the walls exhibited remarkable preservation attributed to the the city's destruction in a 1350 BC earthquake that buried
the buildings among the significant findings were five ceramic vessels containing an archive of over a 100 uniform tablets some still sealed in clay envelopes the archaeological team funded by the Gera henle Foundation covered the excavated buildings to protect them before water levels rose again researchers anticipate that the clay tablets will yield crucial information about the city's history particularly the transition from the matani period to Assyrian rule the recent discovery builds upon
earlier campaigns in 2018 underscoring the s's archaeological significance number two Roman ruins the Relentless grip of a record-breaking drought in Europe has exposed a sprawling complex of Roman ruins in Northwestern Spain offering a captivating glimpse into ancient history originally established as a military Camp around 7 5 ad along the Lima River in Galicia the site known as Aquis quenes housed up to 600 Roman soldiers at its prime abandoned approximately a century later the ruins were sub
merged after the construction of the ASC conscious Reservoir in 1949 however as water levels receded to 49% capacity due to the ongoing drought the full extent of the complex emerged revealing Barracks granaries a hospital a temple and thermal baths Drone footage showcases neatly organized stone structures adorned with remnants of pillar bases and a partially collapsed entrance creating a poignant Tableau of the site's former Grandeur the drought exacerbated by climate change has Afflicted Spain
and much of Europe with almost 2/3 of the continent under drought warning or alert conditions the severity of the drought deemed the worst in at least 500 years has led to the exposure of various historical artifacts in drying waterways including World War II shipwrecks and megalithic monuments as Europe grapples with the Relentless dry spell historical Treasures continue to resurface providing a tangible Connection to the Past amid the challenges posed by climate induced environmental changes
number one underwater creatures Aquatic Life below the surface as previously mentioned expansive bodies of water Harbor a plethora of peculiar creatures and the following Revelation serves to reinforce this assertion recently freshwater jellyfish have emerged as a phenomenon in California's Lakes attributed once again to the drought induced reduction in lake levels the presence of these jellyfish is sporadic becoming noticeable exclusively during years marked by drought fortunately these jellyfi
sh pose no threat as their stings cannot permeate human skin despite their diminutive size no noteworthy discoveries have been made during cleanup efforts in the Phoenix North Canal situated between 43rd and 75th Avenue among the catches a remarkable 32lb catfish measuring 32 in long was reeled in the canal houses an estimated 200,000 fish playing a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance these fish play a pivotal role by consuming vegetation within the canal preventing it from overwhelmi
ng cleaning crews in an effort to manage their population the fish captured during the cleanup were relocated to 35th Avenue thanks for watching for more mindblowing discoveries click the next video on your screen
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Those rooms were maybe for servants?
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