25 Forgotten Landscapes - A Tour of Earth's Lost Worlds

Описание: Discover 25 forgotten landscapes that existed before the world took its modern shape.
Our planet's past is a gallery of lost worlds, from the single supercontinent of Pangaea to the sunken continent of Zealandia. We'll explore the vast Western Interior Seaway that split North America in two and the Green Sahara, a verdant savannah where elephants once roamed. We'll uncover the Bering Land Bridge, a pathway for early humans, and the fiery cataclysm of the Deccan Traps that shaped life's destiny. These are not just ancient curiosities; they are the key to understanding the powerful forces of tectonics and climate that continue to reshape our world today.
Which of these vanished landscapes is the most astonishing to you?


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00:00 Introduction to Forgotten Worlds
00:48 The Breakup of Pangea
01:23 The Turgei Sea and Tethys Ocean
04:03 The Himalayas and Tethys Legacy
05:00 The Green Sahara
09:10 Beringia Land Bridge
10:15 The Deccan Traps Eruption
12:52 Western Interior Seaway
15:23 Zealandia: The 8th Continent
18:09 Amazon's Ancient Sea
21:04 Ice Age Giants of North America
24:29 Paratethys Sea
27:05 Laramide Orogeny
29:22 Mediterranean's Messinian Salinity Crisis
33:05 Doggerland
35:36 Rise of the Isthmus of Panama
38:58 Cretaceous Hot House
42:04 Sundaland Subcontinent
45:26 Aquitaine's Tropical Seas
48:03 Lake Tauca and Salar de Uyuni
51:03 Lemuria: A Scientific Myth
53:28 Glacial Lake Agassiz
56:50 Namib Desert's Paleo Rivers
01:00:15 Balkanatolia: Aegean Continent
01:03:12 Mega Lake Chad
01:06:25 Rodinia and Snowball Earth
01:09:28 Ordovician Sahara Ice Sheet
01:12:06 Unifying Geological Threads
01:15:07 Conclusion: A Dynamic Planet