If you want to go super deep, Wendigoon has a 9 hour and 30 minutes video compilation of all his episodes from the conspiracy theory iceberg. Trust me, it's worth it.

@brotherkhrayn3525

8 ай бұрын

Would probably be better as a long term series spread out over a few months or so 🤣

@flore_autumni_ayy9864

8 ай бұрын

She should react to it only if she makes it a drinking challenge. 1 mention of giants = 1 shot

@LckD008

8 ай бұрын

G I A N T S bro

@Kvl-2968

7 ай бұрын

​@@flore_autumni_ayy9864why are you trying to give her alcohol poisoning?

@jesuschristbutafab9923

Ай бұрын

it's gotta be giants bro

I'm glad Alicia enjoys wendigoon videos it still gives me hope that one day we'll get to see a Alicia reaction to the 9 hour conspiracy iceberg

@S0LAVELLANHELL

8 ай бұрын

i would definitely watch 9 hours of that tbh

@jonathand2705

8 ай бұрын

@@S0LAVELLANHELL Bruh, Alicia would make it into a 20 hour saga, stg. I'd be there for every second, love her energy.

@diskoebalo

8 ай бұрын

+++

@vanitas6827

8 ай бұрын

Hope so

@danielwoods3896

8 ай бұрын

That and Waco.

i love how while he is telling something paranormal stories she is totally fine, when some picture of terrifying art appear, she starts rocking back and forth like an old lady in a rocking chair

@dyingontheinside5795

8 ай бұрын

She is in a rocking chair I believe

@syressx9098

8 ай бұрын

​@@dyingontheinside5795she isn't

@naruarthur

8 ай бұрын

@@dyingontheinside5795 she mentioned in another video, she is not, she just rocks when she is anxious

Wait 'til Alicia hears about Welsh Halloween, where a skeletal horse shows up at your door and challenges you to a rap battle, and then takes every drop of booze in your house if you don't win.

@brotherkhrayn3525

8 ай бұрын

What happens if you win?

@Minatoyuki1999

8 ай бұрын

@@brotherkhrayn3525 the horse buys you all the booze you can hold. (i'm joking idk)

@johndexterzarate6663

8 ай бұрын

....He's going to have a good time on þe hood and would probably lower crime rates

@prometheanrebel3838

8 ай бұрын

@@brotherkhrayn3525 I believe it will just sing for you and then go to the next house.

@Geth-Who

8 ай бұрын

@@brotherkhrayn3525 You gain a skeleton horse's respect. Worth more than gold in some ways.

The disappearing island one is actually totally explicable in a mundane way, back when cartography was a huge industry major map makers would frequently add false geographical features to their maps so they could prove a rival copied their map. Sometimes these businesses would go belly up and their maps were effectively fair game, so people would copy these false features without knowing it, so you can get islands and peninsulas that never existed.being in historic charts for hundreds of years until somebody goes and checks.

@ayviondenar3461

5 ай бұрын

But if the copied map is proven to be a copy by reason of a false geographic feature, then wouldn’t future maps with that same false geographic feature be noted and unused?

@eXpriest

5 ай бұрын

@@ayviondenar3461 Right, but the idea is it's a feature so insignificant that nobody is going to go check if it actually exists, but still recognizable enough that you can point to it and say "They aped our signature." Some of these features make it into even modern maps, I think there was a court case in Pennsylvania recently regarding property lines based on a tributary that never actually existed, and that shit's on the mainland, you could walk out there and go check, but nobody did.

Sadly, the second logbook of the Flaanan Isles Lighthouse appears to be an embellishment added by a magazine that shared the story years later. I agree it makes for a better story.

@blakedefriend4075

8 ай бұрын

I was listening to a horror podcast and one of the stories they read sounds like it was based off of this. It pretty much had the relief guy be stuck in an empty light house as water began to rise and almost swallow the island while a humanoid creature trys to get in.

@darkflame9410

8 ай бұрын

it does make for a better story I agree. That said, if you dismiss it, then the likely scenario becomes a bit more obvious (I say likely since we'll never know for sure) which was that the men were working to repair the west-side dock, and because of the fog didn't see a large wave coming and were swept out to sea.

@lunaris69

8 ай бұрын

@@darkflame9410 thats probably why he didnt include it, it doesnt make for as good of a story to support his point of people not knowing anything about the ocean to have mysteries have a non spooky explanation thats also fairly likely.

@VenathTehN3RD

8 ай бұрын

@@lunaris69 I mean...he outright said that one issue people have pointed out is that historically the second one really can't be validated (and also pointed out that the storm entry seems inconsistent with what outside observers reported about the weather), but he's going to tell it because it's his favorite part of the story. It's not like he was making any kind of effort to hide that the second one's reliability is questionable at best, but fun for a spooky story. Not exactly what I would expect from someone who was intentionally withholding information in an attempt to prove a point.

An interesting thing with the lighthouses is they used to use mercury bulbs. Where the vapor would often make them crazy, which can explain why newton went crazy, he did mercury experiments, snd a hair sample showed so much mercury it could poison someone alone. Also yeehaw alicia is amazing

Hooray, more Wendigoon! Love that he's getting so much attention!

17:38 the difference is primarily in the snout, one has a u shaped one the other has a v shaped one. But the other difference is that a gator can't go in salt water without issues, crocodiles can. Crocodiles can, in theory, actually swim ocean to ocean, they have the ability, they just have decided not to lay siege yet

@Jim-dy4wv

7 ай бұрын

Yep, here in Australia we will occasionally get them swimming up their rivers to the open ocean and beaches. Everybody is lucky they havent decided to cross any oceans.

The bloop is named that because it sounds like something going “bloop”. Also don’t worry it was basically just a really loud iceberg cracking, they make weird noises like that all the time. I love iceberg boy but I find he jumps to ocean monsters too often instead the scarier (imo) idea that the ocean just makes people go insane like it’s some kind of Eldritch horror

Fun fact a lot of sea monster stories or actually sailors not particularly sure what they were looking at when in fact what they were seeing was a whale penis I don't know which one is worse lol

@blakedefriend4075

8 ай бұрын

I like the idea of the monsters on old maps were just warnings of dangerous waters. If alot of ship sinking storms happen in a spot, just draw a sea beast on the map.

@brotherkhrayn3525

8 ай бұрын

@@blakedefriend4075or it was just a spot they hadn’t gone to yet, in the cases of monsters on the edge of the maps.

@misplacedodst

8 ай бұрын

I honestly thought you were about to say the sea monsters on maps are just whale penises

Just thought of this. There exists an animal called a cuttlefish (a squid type of animal) that is able to rapidly flash colors to hypnotize fish and allow it to approach to catch them. And if memory serves there are frequencies of sound that can cause auditory/visual hallucinations and general disorientation. What if there exists a large creature or group of creatures in the deep ocean that is able to specialize in these things enabling it to come to the surface to hypnotize and make people hallucinate via audio and flashing colors to allow for easy prey as it approaches. It could also use these adaptations to escape big deep sea predators like sperm whales.

@misplacedodst

8 ай бұрын

This is what I love about evolution, the countless possibilities on how animals can evolve to become even more extraordinary.

Love seeing more wendigoon content on here! Btw, If you're ever looking for more videos that will trigger your phobia in an interesting way, Jacob Geller has a great Video Called "Fear of big things underwater" and many other vids like it

@AlephSharp

8 ай бұрын

THIS. Jacob Geller is FANTASTIC. Plus, he didn't help start a white supremacist org like wendigoon

@jaydenliberty9536

8 ай бұрын

Jacob Geller is PEAK content in general

@Anthropomorphic

8 ай бұрын

@@AlephSharp What are you referring to?

@MouldedMind

8 ай бұрын

@@AlephSharp I too want to hear that story.

@AlephSharp

8 ай бұрын

@@MouldedMind I don't know if you've heard of the "Boogaloo Boys", but wendigoon was one of the founders of the group, and helped popularize the Hawaiian shirt amongst them, if you ever see a rally where some are holding largeish guns, & wearing gun vests, masks, & loud Hawaiian shirts, they're probably boogaloo boys. He left once they "Got too politically active"

“The bloop” was a sound confirmed to be ice breaking, no massive sea creature.

When di Goon comes out to play, everyone rejoices.

Hello! Australian here to clarify crocodiles and alligators. Crocodiles can come in two varieties of water they swim in. Either salt water or fresh water. There are no recorded alligators that can inhabit salt water. Crocodiles also have a more streamlined bodyshape for higher speed and have more pronounced noses on narrow snouts. They are also WAY more aggressive and have been known to attack people often and not because they feel threatened or to eat them

@misplacedodst

8 ай бұрын

As an American I would like to add, there actually are both alligators and crocodiles in Florida

Theres this really great video called "fear of big things underwater" which is fucking awesome and i feel fits this vibe pretty good

As a resident of southwest Florida we got both gators and saltwater crocs difference gators are more chill and wont attack as long as you give them space while crocs are more active and just see another meal

I think you should explore the lovecraft (Cthulhu) mythos. The author who wrote it also had thalassophobia. It plays on those themes of the mystery of the deep but instead focuses on it in space.

@victormirandakoepke8352

8 ай бұрын

He had thalassophobia And xenophobia And was really racist (he had a cat named the N word) And hated poor people from the countryside And hated interracial breeding And hated big cities And hated Jews iirc And hated AC And had a huge network of contacts he kept up with true letters, effectively being the first social network, going so far as to spend his food money in sending his letters instead of actually feeding himself

@BrendanKOD

8 ай бұрын

@@victormirandakoepke8352 I think a good description of Lovecraft is from Overly Sarcastic "He was not a man with issues, he was a mass of issues shambling around in an approximation of a human shape." He was afraid of almost everything, and his attempts at bolstering himself with racism and looking down at 'the less well breed" was undercut by the fact that his father and mother both dide in an asylum.

@shadowboy0126

8 ай бұрын

@@victormirandakoepke8352man was a product of his environment, everyone was fucked back then. Also his cat was named by his dad i think, and Lovecraft went on record saying it was the only thing his cat would respond to. Not saying it was right, just saying you shouldnt be surprised. Separate the art from the artist and look at it under the lens of it being a different world with different rules.

@Xynth25

8 ай бұрын

@@shadowboy0126 It's tough with a lot of his work, it's not like he was a horrible racist but his views aren't espoused in the work. His protagonists are basically all cut from the same cloth. Some stories are easier to get through than others, and it's worth exploring them, just have to be prepared for some shocking descriptions.

@MouldedMind

8 ай бұрын

@@shadowboy0126 that is not true, even people at the time thought he was really racist.

Just keep in mind that most of what is unmapped in the ocean is just empty.

19:43 a little thing called water pressure, available resources like food etc.

I love the ocean, always wanted to work with underwater stuff, every time you've noped while watching this video has had me getting excited instead, the mystery of the ocean is just so appealing to me, sadly never got the chance to get into it cause of health stuff that stops me from going diving unless I want to damage my body in the long run, so I have to find my fill in games and such instead, subnautica as an example is just something that fills me with a sense of relaxation and calmness that nothing else has really gotten close to.

@brotherkhrayn3525

8 ай бұрын

I just wanna put a dive suit on and walk on the ocean floor like 20,000 leagues under the sea 🤣

@misplacedodst

8 ай бұрын

I’m am equally fascinated and terrified of both the known and the unknown when it comes to the ocean. Not to mention I can see shit in the water around where I live, too much phytoplankton

@misplacedodst

8 ай бұрын

*can’t*

The most terrifying thing about open ocean to me is that there is nowhere to hide nor be safe unless you are on a ship.

The difference between a crocodile and and an aligator is you gonna see one later and the other in a while.

I definitely recommend Jacob Gellers Fear of Big Things Underwater. He covers witness reports, fiction, and even recent news that would make you think out of curiosity and fear a lot. And he uses a quote about the found giant squids that loves rent free in my mind that I dare not spoil.

19:55 OK but like while I do find horror in this, the idea of a shark just Vibin and then suddenly *it’s just yoinked into the depths* is both terrifying, and also very funny to me

Alicia, if you’d ever like to see another video about the fears surrounding the ocean, Jacob Geller’s ”Fear of Depths” is really well done.

Btw, if you're looking for similarly themed videos, Jacob Geller's "Fear of Depths" or "Fear of Big Things Underwater" could be very interesting to check out. Or if you're not trying to be spooked, his "Every Zelda is the darkest Zelda" and "The men who couldn't stop crying" are some of my favorite content on KZread.

imagine being a sprite, jumping on a ship and the first face you see is eminem who is about to slam you with rap god

Just a side thing after hearing Alicia's crow impression: crows can be trained to mimic human speech. Do what you will with that information :3

okay what the hell is happening to my comments

@TheSwagMessiah69420

8 ай бұрын

Apparently youtube doesn't like the Cthulhu mythos

@AvaricioDues

8 ай бұрын

Debauchery is what’s happening

@TheNightWatcher1385

8 ай бұрын

The algorithm automatically deletes comments that contain certain keywords or phrases.

@TheSwagMessiah69420

8 ай бұрын

@@AvaricioDues What I'm trying to say is Alica should 👀 the 🐙 mythos

@TheSwagMessiah69420

8 ай бұрын

@@TheNightWatcher1385 put 2 and 2 together and guess what I'm trying to say.

"What's the difference between gators and crocodiles?" You've seen Steve Irwin work with crocodiles, right? How careful he is with them, how wary, etc? Steve brought a Gator on the Oprah show once, set it on the stage, let it just wander around, got on his stomach and kissed it's snout. So the number one difference is: Attitude. Like the difference between a fat house cat and a leopard.

From what I understand, the Bloop was revealed to just be a giant section of glacier falling into the water

He got her stress swaying😂

Gators: They bite your leg off. Crocodiles: They swallow you whole.

Not sure why the chat was saying that Florida doesn't have crocodiles, they do. Specifically American Crocodiles (Crocodylus acutus). Granted, they're mainly in the Everglades, the Keys, and the coast of Southern Florida, but they are there. There have also been a couple found as far north as Tampa Bay. Btw their population in Florida is growing quite quickly. They're a pretty cool species, one of the largest in the world. They're considered shy but have been known to attack humans

The colossal squid might be freaky But it cant even go to the surface without dying because of the lack of preassure.

As ironic as it may be, the bloop, a part of the ocean iceberg, is the sound of icebergs.

I hope Alicia sees his Mystery Flesh Pit National Park video

This video got me Wendigooning

9:27 Imagine the Sprite hops on your boat and shapeshifts into Parappa the Rapper

The Goon has blessed us. Highly recommend the sex boat experiment, absolutely hilarious bit of real history

Wendigoon's stuff is always so entertaining, he very much has the "weird but wholesome uncle" vibe. Also bonus video suggestion! I bet you would love seeing SCP 5031, he's a keter-bean.

Imagine Alicia reacts to him reacting to the Oldest View. I know her reaction would sometimes be based off him, but it would be funny. That vod is like an hour and twenty long tho. Getting her to watch it at all would be a challenge tho.

@chunkysweirdtoaster3081

8 ай бұрын

Could also have her react to the Oldest View videos first, then witness the comedy of Kane and Alex bullying the Iceberg Boi and trying to turn him into an Iceberg Man.

@Ctr_Alt_Del

8 ай бұрын

@@chunkysweirdtoaster3081 that would be great

Alligators tend to prefer freshwater and marshes whereas crocodiles are saltwater/brackish dwelling. The nile is a perfect example of a brackish body of water that crocodiles inhabit

Those lighthouse workers were dragged into the icy depths by the followers of Dagon.

Roanoke Tales, a biologist, has a video on the bloop, specifically. 16 minutes long, he even plays the recordings. Might be fun!

Love your reactions to Wendigoon ✨

As a Floridian I feel the need to inform you that there are both crocodiles and alligators in Florida lmao

Ayo! We here with my man Wendigoon. Feed the Algorithim Gwads and fear the deep sea

Recently watched your reaction to a different Wendigoon video and oddly had a dream where I saw a thumbnail with you reacting to another ocean related one. It was a premonition

The record "the bloop" was just the sound on an ice-quake underwater

I watched a video the other day about the great white who's tag washed up on shore without it and according to that video it was another great white that suffers from gigantism that ended up eating it

There's a really good channel that animal lessons about ocean animals (I know) but her name is the octopus Lady and she is really cool and informative.

Wendigoon is a god damn treasure

the difference between gators and crocs is that crocs are actually dangerous

I wonder if she has ever heard of the USS Samuel B. Roberts and it holding the title of deepest shipwreck

To be fair, I think the bloop was determined to be sea ice(a glacier basically) splitting apart.

The differences between crocodiles and Alligators: Alligators: The snoutes of Alligators appear to be U shaped when viewed from above, you can see the top teeth stick out when their mouth is closed. Alligators are not quite as waterbound as other crocodilians, they can walk on land for much longer and more effectively than most crocodiles as their hips and legs are a bit better adapted to lifting their bodyweight of the ground. Most species of Alligators tend to have dark hues, like grey, dark green, black etc. Alligators are exclusively found in North America. Alligators are notably way more chill than other crocodilians, they dont tend to see humans as food and will ignore us, unless we give them an oportunety thats too good to pass up so of course one should be carefull arround the ancient murder monster. The largest known species of Alligator is the Missisipy Aligator, males of this species can reach sizes of over 4,5 meters and weights of over 230 KG. Crocs: Snoutes are V shaped when viewed from above, both upper and lower teeth stick out of a Crocodiles mouth when closed, Crocodiles generally spend a bit more time in the water than Slligators thus they are generally a bit faster in the water due to adaptions... Theyre also way more agressive as they consider anything that they can catch as food including humans. Crocodiles have a wide range of colors depending on the species but its allmost allways a hue that blends into the muddy water that is their preferrred habitat. The largest known extant Crocodile species is the Saltwater Crocodile found in northern Australia and the Phillipines, they can reach over 6 meters in length and way well over a ton wich makes them the biggest living reptiles (some snakes like the Anakonda grow longer, but dont reach anywhere near that weight). Its notable that Crocodilians dont stop growing with age so the sizes and weights i gave are for very old individuals, Gators typically dont get as old as Crocs wich is why theyre a bit smaller on average, the Missisipy Gator only gets to live for arround 40-50 years while Nile and Saltwater- Crocs can live for over 100 years. Fun fact: the florida everglades are the only place on earth where both Alligators and Crocodiles naturalli accur in the same habitat, once again proving that Florida is wild and untamed land unfit for human life... second only to the deadly wilds of the australian outback. Another Fun fact: there is several known man eating crocodiles one famous individual being Gustave, the terror of Burundi. Gustave is one really old really big Nile Crocodile that stalks the Burundi river in Africa, he is well over 100 years old and over the course of his life has eaten over 200 people if the locals are to be believed...

Wendigoon here is giving Alicia some new nightmares

17:28- Florida is actually the only place on Earth whith both alligators and crocodiles. Alligators have shovel shaped snouts, and crocodiles have thinner snouts, and they are about as different genetically as humans and gorillas.

I remember seeing a clip from a Disney/Pixar movie about sea monsters and not only was the MF big but it took less than 5 seconds of it backing away to completely disappear

I would like to make a correction for those who see this in the future. The Florida swamps (Everglades) is the only ecosystem IN THE WORLD that has co-habitation of crocodiles and alligators. So now you know

The Bloop is very likely the sound of an underwater Vulcano erupting, shure not quite as horrifying as a living creature that makes that sound but still pretty cool right?

watching an 'ocean is scary' video while playing a 'sailing on open waters' survival game great idea me

Alligators and crocodiles have different head shapes

The thing about the ocean which is specifically not ok is the combination of our lack of knowledge about the ocean in general and that most of what we do know about the ocean is horrifying.

Hey Alicia, you know the giant squids that are super massive? Well a fun fact is that we've never found an adult giant squid so we don't know how big they could get Thank you for listening to my Ted Talk

27:22 you feel an unsafe atmosphere around you

Remember, That which is unseen commands the greatest Fear.

It was mentioned last episode but I'll put this here since it was a continuation episode. I don't think we know more about space then we do about the ocean. I think it's one of those situations of the knowledge curve. That curve graph about how your knowledge, or perception of your knowledge, of a thing grows as you actually learn more, just applied across all of human knowledge on a subject. Basically I think we know enough about the ocean to know we don't know *anything* about the ocean. We only *think* we know a lot about space, we don't yet know enough though to realize just how little we actually know. Which when you realize we've observed planets that *rain molten glass sideways* eh I mean sure the ocean is scary, but things that come out of it are restricted *to it* or the coasts for the most part. For all we know space could just drop death on us in an instant.

The lighthouse is greatI thought it might be linked as soon as he talked about the fog

Oh you know the Thumbnail you used for the Casual Geographic Biggest fear video? That's the image associated with "The Bloop" Think it was dubbed Bloop cause it vaguely sounded like "Bloop" but "intensely loud" and audible from 5000 Kilometers away or something like that, whatever it was he said.

Love to see this content. I really love how wendigoon presents these stories and the wide range of topics he does. He takes topics that are undeniably really controversial, like you saw in bits of the disturbing video games iceberg, but does it in an extremely mature and respectful way, even when he’s making jokes, it’s never in a form of mockery. My favorites of his are actually his theology lectures, he’s doesn’t to convince anyone of his beliefs, or put down others who do believe in something, just shares cool and interesting ideas and explains the history and culture around them.

For those who aren't aware There are such things as American Crocodiles And yes, they dwell in Florida

I actually wonder if a lot of them are orcas seeing recent trends orcas aren’t afraid of messing with humans maybe back then they were way more aggressive he’ll maybe there was a larger species of them that went extinct they’re also extremely intelligent And honestly when people talk about sea serpents, I wonder if it’s a really big Siphonophore because theoretically they can get infinitely large and there are some that have gotten hundreds of feet long it’s all theory and conjecture though but it’s definitely a interesting theory

@tubalord3693

8 ай бұрын

I know I’m commenting on my own comment but another thought they came to my head is people love the concept of huge, massive sea monsters that could eat entire islands and I’m just sitting here thinking how on earth is our ecosystem supposed to sustain a being of that size unless if it’s a God of some sort that can just not eating for like 1000 years Man, I love Wendigoons work but sometimes I’m just sitting there like no that’s not what scientists and historians mean they’re not just denying the story and plastering a random answer to make people feel better It’s just that people like us abide by a rule, the least complicated answer tends to be most accurate. We’re not denying the situation was bizarre and crazy. It’s just that this is the most likely answer statistically

The ocean is truly horrifying

Always love to see more Iceberg Boy

I recommend Wendigoon's missing 411 video. It's really interesting, and it's a good introduction to The Lore Lodge, which is a channel Wendigoon collabs with sometimes. Some of the informationin that video is a little out of date though

Hey Alicia, before November ends you need to watch Over The Garden Wall, it is a short and sweet autumnal series I think you'll really like.

certainly one way to face your fears

8:30 The G stands for God

17:28 Florida actually has gators _and_ crocodiles.

Florida actually has both crocodiles and alligators. They are different animals but the main difference is diet, yes both will eat the same things but gators are mainly fish eaters and crocs would rather take a deer or other larger animal. But both will and do eat the same things.

26:21 the moment Alicia broke…

If I remember right the Bloop turned out to actually be undersea earthquakes🤔 can’t remember where I heard that though.

@Lythro_Nax

8 ай бұрын

Oh just remembered. It was under sea ice quakes from the poles.

The ocean terrifies me

"ALICIA HELP THERES A KRAKEN MY ASS!!!!" XD

9:31 when he said that i just immediately thought of Friday Night Funkin' idk why but i did

Here’s a random reaction recommendation. Alex Lennen entire history of Batman or Spider-Man

I also love how engaging Alicia is

Would recommend Wendigoon's Blood Meridian Video, it is long as fuck, but it is one of the best book review/Analyses type vids that I've seen.

I meant to post this on the last 40k vid, but I highly recommend the gav and bob story series from warrior tier

Absolutely incredible video Alicia. Amazing stories

we know what made the bloop and it wasnt a sea creature NOAA scientists discovered that this sound emanated from an iceberg cracking and no there isnt an island eater we put mountains in aftrica(mountains of kong) for decades to centuries (there are other like it) and there sure as hell aint any mountains of kong today is there a mountain eater aswell there is also the fact that we put things on maps cuz we thought there was things there like how we put land in the south cuz we thought since there is so mutch land in the southern hemisphere there has to be more land south (as in a continent) without ever going there they also put fake things in maps to know if someone was copying them a ton of fake towns and sutch was made that way there is also the ocean levels is rising making things that was over land before underland now like doggerland or islands being destroyed (cuz vulcano go boom) An island near Tonga that emerged from the ocean in 2015 was teeming with unique life-forms, but the 21st century's largest volcanic eruption completely obliterated it. and shock shock its not just oceans that dosnt care its nature itself if you want big look up olympus mons its 25 thousand meters tall aka 25 km tall it is soo tall that its more then double The maximum known depth of Mariana Trench(11km) and atleast you could swim and move around by yourself in the ocean

Not sure if you knew, but Wendigoon did in fact make a FNAF (Five Nights at Freddy’s) Lore Explanation video! I know you’re currently watching MatPat’s lore videos, but as a big FNAF fan myself, I personally favor Wendigoon’s video more. Definitely give it a look if/when you want/can. 😎👍

A lot of the cities that are under the ocean now were built in a similar position to a lot of the cities we have as ports today. The reason they are under the ocean is two fold, but because of a singular thing... Glacial melt. Glaciers melting have a dual effect, first they raise the global ocean level. Glacier melts, waters rise, simple as.. right? No. Glaciers have a secondary effect on the continents themselves. See a lot of the Glaciers were MILES in height. That is a LOT of weight, so much weight in fact that is cause the plates to bow. Which meant a lot of the places that are under water now were likely just above ocean level prior. Not just due to the waters being lower, but also because the land was literally being lifted up by a counter weight. We have largely lost that that counterweight, and as we move more and more out of the ice age we'll come to understand the actual depth of the ocean until the next ice age begins.

I love Wendigoon’s disturbing movies Iceberg video

Ironmouse is afraid of space. I can understand both fears.

If you wanna hear about a good story from Wendigoon, there's the Sex Raft Experiment story