@ronaldswihart4018
Excellent. Great information. And thankyou for giving meters and feet. No one else does that.
@sudannebanks2310
As an earth and space science teacher, this video hits so many vocabulary words and lessons taught throughout the school year and summarizes it into a lovely video. Great tool to help student learn about their own back yard and see how all of these processes add up what we have today. Great Job!
@themr_wilson
Alaska's Aleutian Islands extend far enough west that they're in the Eastern Hemisphere, making Alaska the northernmost, westernmost, and easternmost State
@gregorybarton-qs9qs
Thank you for sharing, much appreciated 💖
@reneebiberstein8741
I truly love documentaries like this. Please don't ever stop making them ! ❤️🔥
@TroyQwert
Nicely done and presented. Outstanding footages, excellent narration. My huuuuge like is all yours, free of charge. I learned all these facts at a small rural school in Belarus, of which I am pretty sure the majority of you have no clue, notwithstanding the fact that the country is in the geographical middle of Europe. 😊
@altheacraig2904
Thank you very much from those of us who use feet, yards, miles, etc., and not kilometers ETC like me who were taught that in school. I am now 87 years old, I was born on January 3rd, 1937. 👵🐈⬛🐈⬛Me, Teo, and TwoTwo my cats!
@deborahvretis3195
Excellent. Thank you!
@sudannebanks2310
I need one of these videos for every continent now!
@julierideout4317
Most tornadoes in the world are in the Midwest of the USA. I’m not aware of super strong tornadoes in California.
@annekelley1581
Wonderful documentary!
@EdwardR.Johannes
Execllent !
@DZegers13
Love the video but how do you do a whole segment on volcanos and not even mention Mt St Helens?
@Lifeinbelize
That’s an interesting and well presented video. Thank you
@JamesCovington-WX5JJC
4:30 mark... a point of fact. The Arbuckle Mts of southern Oklahoma are older than the Appalachians. They're so ancient and heavily eroded that even some people who live here don't realize these hills were once giant mountains.
@michaelguppy4518
wow no Lake Winnipeg, Great Slave Lake, Great Bear Lake and Georgian Bay and Niagara Falls is split between Canada and the US not just the US
@ahotdj07
@2:00 Columbus didn’t discover America. How can you discover something that isn’t lost? Plus the Vikings were in North America 500 years before Columbus.
@ramonnape
I am just astonished that i am from North America❤️how lucky i am
@joeelliott2157
At around 5:30, this video states that plate tectonics caused the Bering Land Bridge to sink below the sea 11,000 years ago. Actually, this submergence, which did occur roughly 11,000 years ago, I believe, was caused by the melting of the Ice Sheets that covered much of Canada and Europe, primarily, at the end of the latest Ice Age.
@Joycesmith-u6b