What? So next time I go to Malta, where my Mum comes from, I can stand at the Dingli Cliffs, look out to Africa and imagine a sea of SAND? Cool. Cos the Great Whites nurse their young below those cliffs.
@CWCandMRSAFETYRULES Some lakes do. Check out the Aral Sea in central Asia. Also, the Great Salt Lake in Utah was, thousands of years ago during the last Ice Age, a much larger, fresh water lake dubbed Lake Bonneville. The Dead Sea is shrinking as more and more water is diverted from the Jordan River. In California, the Salton Sea is evaporating and has filled and dried out several times, and Owens Lake evaporated after the Owens River was diverted to supply water for Los Angeles.
That's great they got all that salt. One day we WILL need to dump ALL of that into the mid Atlantic zone during the next desalinization process of the mid current, due to polar ice caps melting and fresh water intake. If not, Europe is gonna turn into an ice cube.
@MrBlueButtons Because the BBC like to scare people. It helps us focus our minds on these problems instead of problems at hand that could upset the governments control over us like e.g. the EU taking away Britain's democracy and powers (which the government are in favour of). I'm sure if more people new about that they'd be pretty pissed off, but they don't ;)
This is only one of the many times the Mediterenean has dried up, and consequently flooded, later. Core samples from the Nikoloi Strokov & Tri-Beam sonar from the Glormar Challenger, as well as our 2004 EDT Cyprus - Atlantis voyange have collected data to support a recent flood from approx 10,000 -15,000 years ago. See the city found in the under 4,952' of water, 50 miles off the coast of Cyprus in the eastern med. in 2004.
@barnsleybornnbred this is a documentary about what would/shall happen if the Strait of Gibraltar closes, eg by tectonic activity. It is unlikely, due to sea level rise, that this water inlet vital to the existence of the mediterranean will be cut of. Yet as the African continent is still moving towards the Eurasian continent, like Spain, it is still a possibility. So both sea level rise and evaporating seas can be true at the same time. The BBC tends to do their homework.
@RoelTA I just don't see why BBC have spent money making this documentry when they could spend it on real entertainment.
"Six million years ago the continents of Africa and Europe collided to close the Strait of Gibralter. Starved of water, the Mediterranean Sea evaporated to form a vast desert"
6 million years ago? well i guess its due course to happen again in my lifetime.
@barnsleybornnbred It's a while ago, indeed. But history can provide insight into the future. For instance, in the Cretaceous (145 - 65 millions of years), natural carbon exceeded even modern post-industrial levels. At the same time natural termperatures were 4 degrees above the current level. Coincidence? Probably, but a lot of politicians think it is our responsibility to act now against carbon emissions. The 'enhanced' greenhouse effect will not be felt by us, but certainly within 1000 years.
first rate documentary nicely narrated and scots and nortern irish are used because the world can understand them as they have not butchered the english language yet. Could you imagine a geordie brummie or cockney narrating hardly anyone in the world would understand
think it's a bit rough the bbc being paid from the proceeds of adverts. this programme has already been paid for. that's why we pay our licence fee. when I watch the bbc, I don't want to watch adverts. and especially with such a short clip as this.
@rnm1011 but you are paying youtube for the convenience of watching this short BBC clip on demand 24/7 anytime you want, etc, etc.
and by the looks of it BBC is a youtube partner meaning that they are collecting bonus revenue to create even more awesome documentaries in the future.
Is it just me or does the whole world hate the english?(including the english) because i bloody do! cocky ignorant little bastards.... wait why am i saying this instead of commenting on the video? oh well who cares. subscribe to me if you never want to be bothered about email updates about your subscription because i don't do anything...... :)
@xxxDEATHCORExxx Because without the lience money the BBC wouldn't have any budget to produce anything. Its why they don't have advitisement when others like Channel 4 and ITV get their budget through adverts.
the problem is that the Bible said this DID NOT HAPPEN. But we know IT DID HAPPEN. Why? Because scientific data said so and because the Bible was written by men for men. this is the biggest religious mythology ever in the face of this planet.
Platetectonics occur and is a fact, evolution occurs and is a fact. The Christian fundamentalist said no and they also want to control a woman's vagina and tell her what to do with it.
They are just arseholes who like putting people unlike themselves down. If you go to England you will meet them daily. You ask a question with perfect pronunciation and the shout "What?" in some Cockney accent at you. Very rude. If a person cannot understand this man they have serious problems
I actually live in the UK and as a whole I like English people, it is just that if you have a different accent English people are extremely rude for no reason and act like they can't understand you, despite the fact that they clearly do, this is something I have not noticed in the USA, Wales or Australia. English people often like to think of themselves superior to other people it seems.
obviously not everyone is like that, but the comments on this page prove my point: lots of people are claiming they cant understand this man despite the fact that he has perfect pronunciation.
BBC- You need to sack your employee that is in charge of the description. It's Gibraltar. Due to the unique way the BBC is funded, I know may be a stretch to afford it, but if needs be, I can do the job for just a fiver.
@MiCtheUnicorn Haha :) , I don't think I hate him, but he made me laugh so hard I understood nothing of what he was saying (the "Gibrrraltarrr" was priceless to hear :D).
LOL the cloud at 0:09 looks like Ireland!
95fabiswa 1 week ago
What? So next time I go to Malta, where my Mum comes from, I can stand at the Dingli Cliffs, look out to Africa and imagine a sea of SAND? Cool. Cos the Great Whites nurse their young below those cliffs.
Kelly14UK 2 weeks ago
brilliant video
jjclassjj 3 weeks ago
how come the mediterranian sea evaporates from being cut off from the ocean, but big lakes dont?
CWCandMRSAFETYRULES 4 weeks ago
@CWCandMRSAFETYRULES Some lakes do. Check out the Aral Sea in central Asia. Also, the Great Salt Lake in Utah was, thousands of years ago during the last Ice Age, a much larger, fresh water lake dubbed Lake Bonneville. The Dead Sea is shrinking as more and more water is diverted from the Jordan River. In California, the Salton Sea is evaporating and has filled and dried out several times, and Owens Lake evaporated after the Owens River was diverted to supply water for Los Angeles.
Yeuxvert 2 weeks ago
@Yeuxvert hmm, interesting facts! thanks :)
CWCandMRSAFETYRULES 2 weeks ago
good work here
jessyjessy4 1 month ago
you have some great stuff here
prchecker 1 month ago
Very enjoyable thank you
thegeffc 1 month ago
love the video man
bribribri56 1 month ago
All the rivers that keep the med dried up too? Water from the Black Sea? Did that stop too?
bryonlape 1 month ago
I love irish/scottish announcers.
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Nacke3000 3 months ago 7
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antho3001 1 month ago 3
wow..
atheer2002 3 months ago
that should happen again. we need more land. no no just a joke :)
levent1234 3 months ago
Screw salt... were are the atlantis?
712maggot 3 months ago
OH NO IF THAT HAPPENDS THEN CYPRUS WILL BE LAND LOCKED!!!!
MrJohne21 3 months ago
im from the mederteranean island of cyprus and we neva had da problems but maybe it will
MrJohne21 3 months ago
can't be millions of years if there are salt statues there...
MultiGakka 4 months ago
@Spancho91 soon it will be hail to the ginger king
epicxbonejordak 4 months ago
That's great they got all that salt. One day we WILL need to dump ALL of that into the mid Atlantic zone during the next desalinization process of the mid current, due to polar ice caps melting and fresh water intake. If not, Europe is gonna turn into an ice cube.
Boogyman4050 6 months ago
BBC are masters at propaganda
kebabrullemums 7 months ago
@kebabrullemums In what they are trying to convince you? If you don't believe it just don't comment and go on.
Furellus 7 months ago
@kebabrullemums It's called an opinion. Get one.
acrookedking 3 months ago
This is my poem
Ginger ale and a bottle of wine
Ginger ale and a bottle of swine
Ginger ale and a great big pine
Ginger ale and a watermelon rind
Ginger ale and what's with this lime
Ginger ale and I have some slime
AND PROFESSOR PONY ROCKS!!!!!!!!!
MrKittytoenails 8 months ago
is anything the matter with the voice-in fellow? is he retard or something? he hardly can pronounce the English he is using
hotboyclarence 8 months ago
GIBRALTAR ES ESPAÑA¡¡
truckernacion 8 months ago
@truckernacion no!!its england!!
goodatmath12 1 month ago
@MrBlueButtons Because the BBC like to scare people. It helps us focus our minds on these problems instead of problems at hand that could upset the governments control over us like e.g. the EU taking away Britain's democracy and powers (which the government are in favour of). I'm sure if more people new about that they'd be pretty pissed off, but they don't ;)
PureJockPureBrit 8 months ago
Prelijepo.
spichanka 8 months ago
thanks for the video
213Algeria 9 months ago
Amazing !!
HotPantyChicksCom 10 months ago
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I'm swiss and I (almost) have no problem understanding a Scottish accent
erasmus1511 10 months ago
This is only one of the many times the Mediterenean has dried up, and consequently flooded, later. Core samples from the Nikoloi Strokov & Tri-Beam sonar from the Glormar Challenger, as well as our 2004 EDT Cyprus - Atlantis voyange have collected data to support a recent flood from approx 10,000 -15,000 years ago. See the city found in the under 4,952' of water, 50 miles off the coast of Cyprus in the eastern med. in 2004.
markgreer 1 year ago
more salt for fish n chips :3 i never thought a documentary about evaporating Mediterranean could make me this hungry >.>
wolfauraa 1 year ago
Yeah well, the water is going somewhere. So someplace is getting a lot of water. It's not going into space, or disappearing...
TheXRealXBrapp 1 year ago
wow, salt.. lol
niamtxiv 1 year ago
first its rising sea tempretures and it's going to flood us all
and then its that the sea's are evaporating and are going to turn into deserts
Make your mind up BBC which lie do you want to tell us???
barnsleybornnbred 1 year ago
@barnsleybornnbred this is a documentary about what would/shall happen if the Strait of Gibraltar closes, eg by tectonic activity. It is unlikely, due to sea level rise, that this water inlet vital to the existence of the mediterranean will be cut of. Yet as the African continent is still moving towards the Eurasian continent, like Spain, it is still a possibility. So both sea level rise and evaporating seas can be true at the same time. The BBC tends to do their homework.
RoelTA 1 year ago
@RoelTA I just don't see why BBC have spent money making this documentry when they could spend it on real entertainment.
"Six million years ago the continents of Africa and Europe collided to close the Strait of Gibralter. Starved of water, the Mediterranean Sea evaporated to form a vast desert"
6 million years ago? well i guess its due course to happen again in my lifetime.
barnsleybornnbred 1 year ago
@barnsleybornnbred It's a while ago, indeed. But history can provide insight into the future. For instance, in the Cretaceous (145 - 65 millions of years), natural carbon exceeded even modern post-industrial levels. At the same time natural termperatures were 4 degrees above the current level. Coincidence? Probably, but a lot of politicians think it is our responsibility to act now against carbon emissions. The 'enhanced' greenhouse effect will not be felt by us, but certainly within 1000 years.
RoelTA 1 year ago
@RoelTA 1000 years? we've got enough time for a quick pint then?
barnsleybornnbred 1 year ago
@barnsleybornnbred Enough time to have a fair share of beer and Guinness. :-)
RoelTA 1 year ago
@RoelTA imagaine if they had a carbon tax back then! i want me a slice of that pie
nyrbsamoht 1 year ago
@barnsleybornnbred they should have made a show about lighting farts. learning stuff is boring.
cruciphile 10 months ago
@cruciphile exactly, put the money to good use.
barnsleybornnbred 10 months ago
holy shit that is a hell lot of salt
Newbpwng 1 year ago
cool africa and europe were a one land
Newbpwng 1 year ago
The patterns in the salt are so beautiful!
Mermaid1962 1 year ago
first rate documentary nicely narrated and scots and nortern irish are used because the world can understand them as they have not butchered the english language yet. Could you imagine a geordie brummie or cockney narrating hardly anyone in the world would understand
petersim101 1 year ago
lol building a chapel out of salt...now that is a sad religion
sk8mate123abc 1 year ago
@sk8mate123abc
Jesus is our savior and also goes good on fries.
Draknid 1 year ago
wow .... thats a lot of salt, cool!
Rumbleman99 1 year ago
6 trillion years ago when bill and ben walked the earth.lol.
mickwillie1 1 year ago
bloody scots, they want their independance and yet they are on our TV stations, tossers
chaz1886 1 year ago
@chaz1886
GuysSeriously 1 year ago
6 million years ago scientist came from pond scum,and turned into the animal it is today,lmao.stop the lying propaganda.
mickwillie1 1 year ago
@mickwillie1 Scientists stop lying? It's the Christian shits who should stop lying, brainwashing.
robbaslob 1 year ago
how could our atmosphere hold all that water vapor from the evaporation? someone get back to me please
harry0able 1 year ago
@harry0able It's big.
robbaslob 1 year ago
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@harry0able It's big.
robbaslob 1 year ago
WOW JUST WOW
thegiantpigeon 1 year ago
why does he have to use metric? this is england
DumbfoundAdog 1 year ago
if the Mediterranean sea evaporated, the black sea should also go with it. most of the worlds civilizations are built on those two seas.
revankader 1 year ago
Typical BBC,brilliant
naybobdenod 1 year ago
holy cramps ;p...i see this as an answer to rising sea levels.. what say eh?
marathonjimmy 1 year ago
why have you put the adverts as 19 seconds or more. its already stopped me from watching this
shgfe3ay 1 year ago
think it's a bit rough the bbc being paid from the proceeds of adverts. this programme has already been paid for. that's why we pay our licence fee. when I watch the bbc, I don't want to watch adverts. and especially with such a short clip as this.
rnm1011 1 year ago 18
@rnm1011 but you are paying youtube for the convenience of watching this short BBC clip on demand 24/7 anytime you want, etc, etc.
and by the looks of it BBC is a youtube partner meaning that they are collecting bonus revenue to create even more awesome documentaries in the future.
adamgm84 3 months ago
Is it just me or does the whole world hate the english?(including the english) because i bloody do! cocky ignorant little bastards.... wait why am i saying this instead of commenting on the video? oh well who cares. subscribe to me if you never want to be bothered about email updates about your subscription because i don't do anything...... :)
TheMinifro 1 year ago
why do we have to pay TV license when there is BBC iPlayer and youtube?
xxxDEATHCORExxx 1 year ago
@xxxDEATHCORExxx Because without the lience money the BBC wouldn't have any budget to produce anything. Its why they don't have advitisement when others like Channel 4 and ITV get their budget through adverts.
testdavideo 1 year ago
Thumbs this up!!! *F5 will skip adverts!!!!!*
Playstation3GamingHD 1 year ago 2
We need to find more stuff to do with salt
jjbul 1 year ago
as always very good.thankyou BBC.
eliminateuk 1 year ago
The world is flooding.. we need to evaporate faster.
trinex7 1 year ago
@trinex7 you, sir, are correct!
TheXRealXBrapp 1 year ago
the problem is that the Bible said this DID NOT HAPPEN. But we know IT DID HAPPEN. Why? Because scientific data said so and because the Bible was written by men for men. this is the biggest religious mythology ever in the face of this planet.
Platetectonics occur and is a fact, evolution occurs and is a fact. The Christian fundamentalist said no and they also want to control a woman's vagina and tell her what to do with it.
xake19 1 year ago
@xake19 Perhaps you're forgetting that this event happened 6 million years ago, how could any human being document that event? Religious text or not.
SecretSilva 1 year ago
what a nice video..thanks BBC :)
hendo337 1 year ago
that.... is a lot of salt..
TogashiJack 1 year ago
Great video
kyle7286 1 year ago
The BBC is ace.
adamcrookedsmile 1 year ago
Bravo, Bravo!
Okapi1997 1 year ago
thats a lota salt
zx1011 1 year ago
C'mon folks, I'm Canadian and I have no problem understanding a Scottish accent.
Thornfox 1 year ago 41
@Thornfox
They are just arseholes who like putting people unlike themselves down. If you go to England you will meet them daily. You ask a question with perfect pronunciation and the shout "What?" in some Cockney accent at you. Very rude. If a person cannot understand this man they have serious problems
1ngjoxsh 1 year ago 6
@1ngjoxsh oi! listen ere' yankie boy. dont be bad-mouthin' us.
MrGothamKnight 1 year ago
@MrGothamKnight
amusing haha
1ngjoxsh 1 year ago
@1ngjoxsh what is?
MrGothamKnight 1 year ago
@MrGothamKnight
I criticised English people for being rude and condescending (albeit regarding foreign accents) and you proved my point.
1ngjoxsh 1 year ago
@1ngjoxsh we aint. i just dont like ppl from somewere else bad-mouthin' Britain. you would be pissed off too tho right?
MrGothamKnight 1 year ago
@MrGothamKnight
I actually live in the UK and as a whole I like English people, it is just that if you have a different accent English people are extremely rude for no reason and act like they can't understand you, despite the fact that they clearly do, this is something I have not noticed in the USA, Wales or Australia. English people often like to think of themselves superior to other people it seems.
1ngjoxsh 1 year ago
@1ngjoxsh its just some that are like that. not everone. i have no problem with ppl from USA india etc. i can understand them.
MrGothamKnight 1 year ago
@MrGothamKnight
obviously not everyone is like that, but the comments on this page prove my point: lots of people are claiming they cant understand this man despite the fact that he has perfect pronunciation.
1ngjoxsh 1 year ago
@1ngjoxsh well i'm from bolton. and i can understand him fine.
most of them just the cocky 1's who have been posting. no offence ppl lol
MrGothamKnight 1 year ago
wait till you hear a REALLY strong scottish accent, i cant even understand a word and im english.
ruuku00black 1 year ago
@Thornfox I'm German and neither do I.
picsordidnthappen 7 months ago
@Thornfox I am Canadian as well and English is my second language. I also have no problems at all to understand Scottish English.
MultiGakka 4 months ago
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@Thornfox I am Canadian as well and English is my second language. I also have no problems at all to understand Scottish English. LOL
MultiGakka 4 months ago
awesome
asklepije 1 year ago
the chapel made of salt was really cool...
accordeonist 1 year ago
subhanallah Ar-Raziq is one of the names of our Lord (The Provider)
clknish 1 year ago
BBC- You need to sack your employee that is in charge of the description. It's Gibraltar. Due to the unique way the BBC is funded, I know may be a stretch to afford it, but if needs be, I can do the job for just a fiver.
joethy 1 year ago
@joethy You're right :) . I also don't know what a "kilimetre" is.
kittenlover377 1 year ago
theres possibly fossils and other things down their then.
acer0993 1 year ago
can i have my own salt room in there?
NevadaChozo 1 year ago
i hate this guy's voice :S Gibrrraltrarrr (like a pirate yarr)
MiCtheUnicorn 1 year ago
@MiCtheUnicorn Ahhaa, this is nothing like a devonshire accent though :D
ArabianMay 1 year ago
@MiCtheUnicorn Haha :) , I don't think I hate him, but he made me laugh so hard I understood nothing of what he was saying (the "Gibrrraltarrr" was priceless to hear :D).
kittenlover377 1 year ago
@MiCtheUnicorn lmao
subteleferic22 1 year ago
@MiCtheUnicorn Dude, don't say that. He's just Scottish, sheesh... it's a pleasant accent to most people.
theguymjp 1 year ago 4
good god
usuckmoron 1 year ago
interesting
allanafraser 1 year ago
Wow.. crazy stuff there
BSKpride 1 year ago
Good Good
luke1000123 1 year ago
Thank u BBC for enriching the public's minds.
nriab23 1 year ago 38
awesome
asilayloathing 1 year ago