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NUThey want you to believe what THEY tell you. Not what your EYES tell you.
Another banger by @imtheimprobabledreamer
#ancientforest #gianttrees #tartaria #forgottenhistory #earth
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BECanada’s largest tree! Cheewhat Giant, located within Pacific Rim National Park Reserve on Vancouver Island is the largest living Western red cedar, the largest known tree in Canada and one of the largest in the world! Pictures and videos can’t do the size of this tree justice. It’s absolutely enormous! It’s 20ft in diameter, 182 ft tall, with a trunk volume of 15,900 cu ft! It’s entirely possible that this will be the largest tree I ever see in my life! It’s a heck of a drive to get to it, the trail is hard to find and a little difficult to navigate, but the surrounding forest is bathed in moss and filled with ancient giants, many that are hundreds or even more than a thousand years old!
Seeing this majestic giant had been on my bucket list for ages, and spending time with this incredible tree is something I’ll always remember.
📍 Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Vancouver Island, BC
As always, when adventuring outdoors, please follow the Leave No Trace Principles. 🌲❤️
#vancouverisland #britishcolumbia #vanisle #oldgrowth #oldgrowthforest #ancientforest #canada
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LIPandora on Earth 🌍
Watching Avatar Fire and Ash threw me back to the out of this world moments I had in the ancient forest of Las Piedras 🌳 I wish everyone gets to experience these spectacular moments in the Amazon at least once in their lives! Totally life changing 💚
Shot for @paulrosolie @junglekeepers
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PAThey were seedlings when the pyramids were being built. In the mountains of Pakistan lies an ancient forest of Juniper trees, with some a staggering 5,000 to 7,000 years old.
These incredible trees are considered living fossils because they grow so slowly, taking decades to grow just a few inches. This unique ecosystem is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a vital sanctuary for rare wildlife. But this natural wonder is facing a silent threat.
For the local communities living without basic utilities in freezing winters, these ancient trees are the only source of warmth. It’s a heartbreaking story of survival versus conservation, where a piece of living history is burned for a few hours of heat. This complex issue of deforestation highlights the urgent need for sustainable solutions. What would you do to survive?
If you believe this story needs to be heard, share it to your story and save this post to spread awareness!
#AncientForest #PakistanTravel #Conservation #LivingFossils #Environmentalism
@pakistancuriosityhub
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ADThis ancient forest inspired Middle-earth…
Puzzlewood in Gloucestershire is one of the most magical places we've ever stepped into — and it's easy to see why it’s said to have inspired Tolkien’s vision of Middle-earth.
With winding moss-covered paths, gnarled trees, and secret passageways, this ancient woodland looks like a film set — and it’s no wonder it's been used as one.
From Star Wars to Doctor Who, and yes, The Lord of the Rings legend itself, Puzzlewood feels like the birthplace of fantasy.
It’s not just a walk in the woods — it’s a walk through storybook history. An absolute must-see for lovers of fantasy, film, and atmospheric UK landscapes.
#Puzzlewood #MiddleEarthInspiration #FantasyForestUK #HiddenGemsUK #CinematicLocations #ForestOfDean
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NEOldgrowth vs Secondgrowth: Canopy Gaps!
In ancient forest ecosystems, things are constantly growing and dying, so as trees fall over or branches come down in various disturbance events, gaps in the canopy open up to allow light to reach all layers within the forest. This creates an incredibly rich and diverse vegetation layers from the forest floor to the understory up to the canopy, and while we tend to think of forests just for their trees, it’s often this rich vegetation that performs many of the ecological functions we depend on to survive as well as storing a large portion of the carbon in these ecosystems.
In a common second growth forest, the tightly packed monoculture of trees often form a tight canopy and without species and age diversity, there are very few significant disturbance events to create any gaps in this canopy. This lack of light reaching the forest floor means that the understory isn’t able to develop in the same way, which inhibits a forest ecosystems ability to perform ecological functions such as absorbing water and reducing erosion, as well as storing carbon to help mitigate climate change.
With forest industry reform, we can modify our management practices with extremely selective harvesting that introduces Oldgrowth characteristics back into these forests to increase biodiversity and resilience while creating sustainable jobs and industry in our communities.
Per feedback from the longer video I did about Oldgrowth & Second growth forests (in which the two sites I used were less than 2ks apart), this whole series was shot in the same biogeoclimatic zone on sites within 250 meters of each other.
*I originally posted this video last spring, but since over 2/3 of you here now are new since then, I figured I’d give this valuable info a second life!
Nerdy About Nature is a passion project that relies on support from folks like you. If you’re enjoying these vids, please consider becoming a patron at Patreon.com/NerdyAboutNature for as little as 1$ per month! 🤙
#oldgrowth #secondgrowth #logging #bclogging #forest #trees #management #reform #ancientforest #diversity #ecology #cascadia #ecosystem
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THWho cut down this ancient forest? #ancienthistory #mystery
@thepoddaddy2.0
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1NCaves found in Vietnam is told to be the home of another species of humanoids.
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#caveinvietnam #vietnamcaves #reptilians #watersystems #ancientforest #ancienthomes
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JAThe most beautiful place I’ve ever seen 🇬🇧
& I’ve hiked from point to point… it was honestly such an emotional moment hiking up to this waterfall. I first watched Robin Hood Prince of thieves when I was a little boy!
To this day, that film made me want to live in the woods in a tree house… it’s probably what set me on a path to now living in the woods in an off grid camper van. 🚐
There was many nights camping in ancient woodlands as I hiked through England, many like the scenes from the film. It made me feel close to nature, close to the past & like one of robins merry men.
The UK was once 80% covered by woodlands like this… it’s our true home. Our true identity as English men & women 🇬🇧
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#robinhood #princeoftheives #waterfalls #waterfall #ancientforest
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FO☠️🦖 Knowing This Creature Actually Walked the Earth Is Terrifying 🌍
It’s easy to forget that the Old Earth wasn’t just forests and peaceful wildlife.
It was a planet ruled by creatures built purely for survival.
Massive bodies.
Bone-crushing jaws.
Predators capable of destroying almost anything in their path.
And the most terrifying part?
These creatures weren’t myths.
They were real.
Why prehistoric predators were so deadly:
🦷 Bone-Crushing Teeth: Built to tear through flesh, armor, and bone
🦖 Giant Body Size: Some predators were larger than buses, dominating entire ecosystems
🌍 Apex of the Food Chain: Few animals could challenge them once they reached adulthood
💀 Brutal Hunting Methods: Ambush attacks, crushing bites, and relentless pursuit
😵 Final Realization: Imagine walking through an ancient forest…
And hearing heavy footsteps behind you.
Because on the Old Earth…
Humans wouldn’t have been the top predator.
We would have been the prey.
💬 Which prehistoric creature do you think was the most terrifying to ever exist?
👉 Follow @forgottenearthfiles for more brutal Old Earth mysteries and terrifying prehistoric creatures.
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EAwe’ve normalized destruction so deeply that defending an ancient forest is called radical—but clear-cutting it for profit is just "business as usual." when did we decide that protecting life was extreme, but destroying it was reasonable? it's time to flip that narrative. life should never be the radical choice.
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SCWhispers of the Fichtelgebirge 🌲🌫️
Deep within the Fichtelgebirge mountains of Germany, a mysterious calm lingers in the misty forests. Moss-covered stones, damp earth, and towering pines create a dreamlike world where silence speaks louder than sound. The winding paths through the fog invite wanderers into a place where time feels slower, and nature’s presence grows stronger with every step.
This ancient forest is more than a landscape it is a sanctuary. A place where mist rolls between trees, shadows soften the ground, and the air carries the fragrance of pine and rain. The Fichtelgebirge captures the essence of wild Germany, a reminder of the quiet power that nature holds in its untouched corners. 🌌🍃
📍 Fichtelgebirge, Bavaria, Germany
🎥 Original Video Credits to @moners #scenicecho
#fichtelgebirge #germanynature #mistyforest #moodyforest #forestmagic #germanlandscape #naturewonder #mysticalwoods #bavarianforest #intotheforest #foresttherapy #foggyforest #mistywoods #earthsbeauty #naturecaptures #exploregermany #hiddenplaces #forestlove #wildgermany #travelgermany #landscapephotography #natureescape #earthfocus #ourplanetdaily #discoverearth
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