-1 prime minister

@olsenfernandes3634

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully soon

@Boozakk

Жыл бұрын

@@olsenfernandes3634 shes gone 🎉

@fonsie_games

Жыл бұрын

As a dutch person, He was tasty 😋🍴

@alikaci

Жыл бұрын

@@fonsie_games gekoloniseerd 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

@talkalexis

Жыл бұрын

@@olsenfernandes3634 your wish was answered

I love how even at 3 meters the Netherlands only has half it's territory.

@Sam-ip6co

Жыл бұрын

Why we need climate change

@littleDutchie92

Жыл бұрын

Yep, were screwed...

@fonsie_games

Жыл бұрын

No that is fake Netherlands use dijk

@mohawkmeteor7189

Жыл бұрын

Bold of them to assume UK gets the North Sea, that shit belongs to the Dutch!

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Rising sea levels would barely affect Albania 💪💪💪 meanwhile UK, French, Dutch, Germany, Denmark, Poland lose lot of land 🥳🥳🥳

5:15 Let’s just casually ignore that Japan, Taiwan, Korea, and China now share land borders. What could possibly go wrong?

@nicholase2868

Жыл бұрын

I was looking at that too. Definitely no problems there.

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

The facade of Manchuria flashbacks 😐🤐

@irenaveksler1935

Жыл бұрын

@@shqip_sumejja bruh

@My_Old_YT_Account

Жыл бұрын

China & Japan: trollge.gif Taiwan & South Korea: we're fucked aren't we?

@toucanlist

Жыл бұрын

Russia also borders Japan now...

Sea level maps: exist Africa:🗿

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Same with the Arabian peninsula 🥶🗿

@zachatck64

Жыл бұрын

Florida: 🗿

Actually if you want to illegally cross the American Canadian border, the best place to do so would probably be through the Boundry Waters (Minnesota) and Quetico (Ontario). Both are large wilderness areas so if you wanted to you could litteraly just canoe across the border. Not that I've ever done that ;)

@GavinLepley

Жыл бұрын

I don’t know why the U.S-Canada border is so heavily regulated. There should be a Customs Union like that of the EU.

I love how Portugal, a country historically connected with the sea, is barely affected by sea level changes

Like how Sweden expands and Poland is like not expanding a milimeter

@maxiguess9922

Жыл бұрын

Poland was raped so hard in terms of territorial gain on that map

@androlsaibot

Жыл бұрын

Huh, there's one answer, but it doesn't show? Actually, please compare Poland to the current shape, it expands a lot.

13:08 i looked it up, and apparently it was just a really bad wildfire. it was called the "mosquito fire" because it happened near mosquito ridge road. although a swarm of flaming mosquitoes is arguably more terrifying.

@fajaradi1223

Жыл бұрын

The next level of airborne diseases

@camelopardalis84

Жыл бұрын

Have you ever seen footage of animals setting bushland in fire?

"Mosquito Fire" just means it's a fire, and it probably started near a place called Mosquito, because we name the large fires, that one in particular having been going since early September and having survived a bout of rain. It's sorta like how hurricanes get named, though usually is after a nearby location instead of arbitrary. Some of the memorable semi-recent ones are the Camp Fire (not joking, it wiped out a place called Paradise), the King Fire, and Caldor Fire. (Caldor being a placename that's a portmanteau of Calaveras and Amador counties.)

3:25 "the Alaska Canada border is the most arbitrary in the world...(I know it actually geography based)" Africa had entered the chat

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Hmm Pakistan India border? (Kashmir).. Israel Palestine border? (Gaza strip)

@davidcovington901

Жыл бұрын

@@shqip_sumejja The "Line of Control" between the Indian & Pakistani parts of Kashmir has survived for decades, by mutual agreement of both countries. Not at all arbitrary. Keeping Hindu and Islamic areas apart was the main purpose of the lines drawn during the partition of British India in 1947. You could not have done better. So why are you complaining?

that interactive flooding map ignores the dutch reaction, we will punch the water into a pulp and then use the pulp to make more levies and dikes or somehow sell it with a good profit margin. Not really, but there is a 6 meter high protection along the coast, there are controlled overflow regions near rivers for floodings and pumping stations everywhere to control water levels so its downright silly it shows a flooding at 1 meter, at most the overflow regions should be coloured blue, which on a map would look like little lakes near the rivers.

toycat i dont know what it is but I could listen to you ramble about geography for hours. you should stream something like this sometime

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

And politics 😋

This timing is crazy, I was using and thinking about this topic and using the same website yesterday and now you come out with this video.

I’m disgusted as a long Islander that we wouldn’t be an island anymore

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Islands close to mainland would get absorbed into it 😋 tasty island 😋 Sri Lanka bordering India 😟😐🤯🤯💥

Global Cooling: Drops sea levels Humans: It's free real estate

*I just love your ironic/ sarcastic way of explaining stuff or when you give your personal opinion.* 😂😂😂😂

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

✋me too (also I love Allah)

@NandiCollector

Жыл бұрын

@@shqip_sumejja good for you.

If the Panama canal ever vanishes, Teddy Roosevelt will become a viable source of unlimited energy due to how fast he'll be spinning in his grave

I only understand meters thanks to Minecraft.

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

I only understand the world because of islam

"You can see the UK would have a land border with France and I'm disgusted just thinking about the idea." That joke just earned you a patron. Love your vids, been thinking about being a patron for a while. Keep up the low effort!

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

You'll be able to smell those fresh baguettes and croissants from just across the border 🤒🤒😟

@BAn-hy3ts

Жыл бұрын

Not good al the negros and islamites can walk over , rip England

@fajaradi1223

Жыл бұрын

French biggest mistakes : Their language Their food Their fashion Their football league Just them being French

cracker barrel is american restaurant that is 8 meters tall so wow thats a lot of water 😮

As for me I found Iceland very interesting at this point! I love this is like a bridge into the Greenland.

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Iceland and Greenland are best of allies

@nathanweiss5174

Жыл бұрын

two land borders with Denmark, crazy

Super great video. Despite not caring, these videos are super informative and fun

netherlands really did just turn into luxembourg

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Silly west Europe😛 Eastern Europe on other hand ✋🗿💪🕌☪️

I dont know what hapenned ibx, but you come off really confident in this vid. You should do things that make you confident and swagger more often, cuz you really are a confident swagger.

70m is max rise if all ice melted, fyi

@paullavoie5542

Жыл бұрын

Is the ice on the land or in the water. If the ice is in the water, then the water level will not rise because of water displacement.

@herisuryadi6885

Жыл бұрын

​@@paullavoie5542 Both

@powers1776reset

Жыл бұрын

How have any of you, verified that information? The internet?

Fun fact: the country with the highest low elevation point is Lesotho at 1400m :D

8:50 as Floridian I can confirm that that’s a very real threat, my uncle got it and it scared him for life, his whole face is just unrecognizable now, that’s one of the reasons I don’t swim in the ocean

Can you put a link to some of these websites you were showing? in your description please. Thanks!

Me casually coming to see my landlocked country unchanged

I'm surprised with the sea level drop a land bridge isn't created from Madagascar to Africa.

what is the link for that natural disaster map

(14:00) A problem with that map is also that they can't write dates properly

3:42 At my school we had to read and annotate a book over the summer, and a third of it is about some guy trying and mostly failing to climb it

Can u tell us the link for the site

The return of doggerland and the bering strait. You may not be too far off since a lot of the world's rivers are drying up.

whats the links to these maps?

What's the link to the natural disaster/social incident/etc map

Map: 2 children killed in a house fire Toycat: They werent subscribed to the right youtube channels

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Silly ibx being gooft

I wanna see a map of if all water and land swapped. Where would all the new countries and cities be?

The Alaska Panhandle dispute was one of the first major points of contention between Canada and the UK. The UK negotiated the deal on Canada's behalf as a colony, as they wanted to improve their relationship with the US.

Someone got a link for the interactive desasters map?

Isn't it true that the "new land" that will show up will be very low (altitude wise) and therefore the temperatures will be very hot down there? If so, would that land be suitable for farming or even habitable for humans?

@pelinalwhitestrake3367

Жыл бұрын

Nah, it would be filled with salt and seaweed.

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

During the ice age sea levels were much lower and humans had lived in land that's now underwater.. so that land should be habitable

@ericvulgate

Жыл бұрын

Chances are if the sea level is that low the water is bound up in ice, which would only happen in a cooler climate.

Yay for 39m sea level rise, the crappy town I grew up in no longer exists. But my favourite pub survives.

14:00 what is the website called?

he's uncannily happy about a house fire

What is this website?

We didn't start the fire the mosquitoes did

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Mosquitoes are a delicacy in ohio

That intro "Hello I'm toycat and I like most people lobe natural disasters that have the ability to kill thousands of peolple"

When the US purchased Alaska from Russia, (a) Canada wasn't even really a country and (b) coastlines and other navigable areas were far more valuable. It's not likely to change, but in practice, it doesn't matter much because hardly anything happens on either side of the border for most of the Alaskan border. Vegas is about the only place on the Colorado River that WON'T run out of water. First, it has handled drought mitigation better than any other River state, and second, the lowest "straw" in Lake Mead is below the level at which Hoover Dam won't operate (thus cutting off California agriculture, the river's single biggest water-user).

it’s weird because I have only seen you discuss Minecraft and then I realize you do other things to lol

Mosquito Fire is the name of the fire. Yes, they name forest fires now.

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

I prefer imaging mosquitos on fire

I really like the new map of less water.

You didn’t tell us what the main channel is, I am still in the dark

RIP the Jesus statue in Malta 😔

Just closing the Gibralatar strait would cause the Mediterranean Sea to disappear within a few decades. So you could count a giant landmass instead of that as well

So the reason why America has that strange price of land next to Canada called the “panhandle” is quite interesting. When the U.S first bought Alaska from Russia, the borders weren’t completely defined. So for a long time the border between Alaska and Yukon was unknown, although it didn’t matter very much to either country because it wasn’t being used for much. That was until the Yukon gold rush where they found gold in the rivers of western Yukon. The panhandle was now very important as it meant that the country who owned it could have all the gold in it. At the time, Canada could not have its own international affairs, and would rely on England to handle them. In debating who got the panhandle, England then had the final vote on who gets it. Although Canada had thought this meant they had already won, England decided to give it to the States. The reason was that England would much rather have Canada be angry at them than America, because Canada was still apart of the UK and would let it go, and America had a much stronger Military and Economy. You learn something new every day.

The reason that the U.S. owns that strip of land that connects to Alaska is because one time, i forget when, the US found gold there, but then Canada got into a dispute with the US about it, and they just settled it to US, i think, might not be true

Lol need to get you a trampoline chair. I actually didnt think id find someone thats more fidgety than myself..... :)

Very great pronunciation of Ludwigshafen.

It’s cut off on the corner of the map so you might not even notice it, but Beringia is back, land bridge between Alaska and Russia!

I’ve been to Alaska and it’s panhandle and I’m sure that the answer to your question about why the United States needs that part of Alaska is gold. Wr didn’t know it when we purchased it from Russia, though.

I just audibly cackled at "That's a cracker barrel right there"

According to the Map of sea level rise, I am going to get Beach Front Property.

The funny thing with the Netherlands is at 1 meter like a quarter of the country is gone and at 3 half of it is gone 😂

@ClemensKatzer

Жыл бұрын

If sea levels would rise? Naaah. They'd just shovel a bit more sand onto the dikes. "Same old, same old".

If you jerked the maps just a bit quicker maybe we'd all turn into pumpkins.

crazy how all them lakes over 1000m deep damn

"What is benefiting america by having Alaska's panhandle" :me. GOLD ONLY GOLD

This would make driving across the world possible

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

I prefer taking train from Uzbek to Vladivostok

netherlands has earthquakes in the north (groningen) and is at high risk of flooding

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Earthquakes are 😋 but Tirana is free of them

Doggerland is back baby 😎

Florida isn’t that bad, normally the hurricanes that hit doesn’t do too much damage because most of our stuff is build to protect against them. That just proves this one really was rough.

as a californian the mosquito fire is named after a bridge that the fire started on.

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Mosquito bridge must have many mosquitoes 😋😍

Does the water simply disappear in this senecio as opposed to going back into glacial form?

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

The water gets absorbed into the higher population of humans

The Mosquito Fire is just the name of the fire. There was the Carr Fire, Camp Fire, among others.

Lake Maggiore, which is only 193m above sea level, is the lowest point in Switzerland

Floods in Chad: Toycat: meh, people are dying Small plane crashes into house: Toycat: that sucks actually

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Toycat overestimates the chad citizens just because they are chads 😢 "they can handle anything".😐

If all of Earth's glaciers and ice-caps melted the global sea level rise would be ~230 Ft.

hi toycat, would you like to make a video about messy borders around the world (like UAE in Oman in UAE, or India in Bangladesh in India in Bangladesh) if you havent done one yet?

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

India has so many silly borders like Kashmir 🤗 or Bangladesh 😋 or Nepal 😛

There would be so many more wars for who wants the land

Howcome "the store is out of Cool Ranch Doritos" isn't on the calamity map?

i checked, it's "fire on mosquito road"

Imagine the wars 💀

Where would all the water go? The new land mass/sea ratios would severely disrupt weather patterns as well.

Does that mean the Netherlands will finally have mountains

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

No mountains are illegal in the Netherlands

Very cool video Mr London fren

"The Netherlands is gone, all gone" *Sees a little piece of Limbrug still there* Yeah, he's right.

5:31 there would be a land bridge from Eu to North america almost the whole world would be connected

to answer the title question, i (a british person) would be very happy

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Albania would stay mostly the same 💪💪 L British L Netherlands

The highest point of netherland is like 300 m.o.h, so they wouldn't be completely gone

12:00 "Ladouick-Shaven" 🤣🤣🤣 It's pronounced "Loodvigs-Hahfen", mate!

I like how in that map, Brunei becomes landlocked by Malaysia. I guess currently Malaysia has control of the waters off the coast of Brunei. Also New Zealand became a mini continent XD

@shqip_sumejja

Жыл бұрын

Singapore doesn't grow though and it just gets landlocked by Malaysia AND Brunei

Mountain of Man, formerly known as isle of man

Doggerland finally rises once again 👀

We actually had the sea level down 600 feet (200 meters) during the last ice age. I think this'd be interesting, but what we gain down south, we lose up north from the ice cap.

@AndyZach

Жыл бұрын

The ice age cycle takes about 40,000 years, so we'd need several thousand years to get near to your map.

10:16 The Netherland still got Land arround Aachen at the Border Tripoint

A nuclear era, but I have no fear, cause London is drowning and I live by the river.

12:00 Nah dude i wouldnt say that it was a butcher with a machete

Maldives be like “LETS FUDGING GOOOOOOO

new zealand looks like if some one dropt some water on paper

This would be a huge ecological and economic disaster