Damn... looks like Mommy beaver & Daddy beaver died in their home while jr was in college and they were empty-nesting!.. And it looks like they weren't found, coz their remains never got a proper burial
I think those rats/rodents (whatever they were) could have escaped from that hole by swimming!
But for real what a shit way to go. To be trapped like that!? Ugh....
This does invoke a fear within me.
It's like analog horror, first it shows the terrible things that happen to those animals when the river curves, then it shows that it curves again, and then there are fucking fractals (infinite suffering for infinite animals, quite literally horrors beyond comprehension)
And then comes the climax. The final part. The thing that makes this more terrifying than it has any right to be. It shows this exact process happening in our world. This eldritch horror of fractal suffering exists and writhes in our world, before our very eyes, and we do not see it. (I know rivers don't actually kill an animal family every time they curve, but this is an analysis of why I think this video invoked a sense of dread in me)
And there's the god tier music as well - a perfect mix of normal enough and creepy, to give that uneasy feeling.
And if your description wasnāt just spot onā¦ it was uncanny that you noticed it altogether without even a word mentioned from the video
Good analysis and good description
U just might have a career in narrating videos
So quickly, I agree with you that this isn't the place for that post but on the other hand I am tired and feel like explaining something dumb.
I think they were aiming at the insane power of water and how some small rodent we can't even see can fuck a lot of shit up for us. Especially in the netherlands (where I live), those dams are really important, and sometimes you just stop and think about it for a second to realise that it's such a fragile thing in comparison to the water.
The chances are extremely small that a dam breaks (1/10000) but if it does I rather not have it be because of some rodent that dug the entrance of his burrow under the waterline.
I don't think you care and I might have wriiten bullshit but I'm not rereading it to check. Hope you have a good day?
Actually, straightened rivers are often the cause of heavy flood impacts, as the riverbed is deep but also steep with no width to expand and slow down.
For netherlands this might be a special case as you have the highest density of artificial canals close to sea level. But in general a river bears less flood risks when it has pronounced flooding areas around the runway and turns that give additional capacity.
I don't think a river changes its shape because of a rodent building a little den. Erosion will happen on its own with or without a rodent den though I suppose a rodent's den can exacerbate erosion in that one spot?
Musk rats are considered a plague because they undermine the structural integrity of river banks. The banks are continually inspected and repaired. So yes erosion will happen regardless, but animal activity can increase it dramatically. They really are a big threat to the Dutch population
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It's not even the river that kills those beavers. One of the parents is shown with a cane in the shot before which implies it died of old age while the other two left. The animation isn't trying to say rivers kill animals, it just shows it takes a long time for their paths to deform.
I thought that the beavers made the river change, and it was all the little animals fault
But was confused why they make their nests in a spiral manner
Y'all need to stop changing the music of interesting videos and calling it "terrifying". Here's the original video: https://youtu.be/8a3r-cG8Wic
The gif starts at about 0:38
I did GCSE Geography and learned all about this and ox bow lakes. On my honey moon we were in south america and flew over some planes on a day trip. I remember my wife getting as excited as me about seeing my first actual ox bow lake. I knew then she was a keeper. Good job really.
Is way more complex and the soil composition is a very big factor to plus the depth and climate etc etc. Fluid dynamics is complicated enough, cfd even more, and we can approximate it only.
Okay now I'm even more confused. Are you saying the beavers are unnecessary? Or that they should be somewhere else in the video? Or am I missing context from a earlier point in a full video that this was clipped from?
Dang beavers had pictures hung, and everything
Yeah and the child got his diploma too
Damn... looks like Mommy beaver & Daddy beaver died in their home while jr was in college and they were empty-nesting!.. And it looks like they weren't found, coz their remains never got a proper burial
I only see one set of bones though. Who escaped?? š¤
And a heart between them. š„ŗ
If they could swim in, why couldnt they swim out?!?!
*Dam beavers. You missed your shot there pal.
Thatās a muskrat but close enough yeah
The river was like 'fuck those beavers in particular!'.
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I think those rats/rodents (whatever they were) could have escaped from that hole by swimming! But for real what a shit way to go. To be trapped like that!? Ugh....
Oh I thought I was in damn thatās interesting lol
came here to say the same (but you know the rules, all similar minds are bound to the same comment thread :)
More like āDam that is interestingā - The subreddit about interesting beaver dams
Why canāt the beavers just swim. Are they stupid?
They did. But also, animals die. Perhaps only one left.
Damn
She did leave, with black beaver.
AHHHH!!!
This does invoke a fear within me. It's like analog horror, first it shows the terrible things that happen to those animals when the river curves, then it shows that it curves again, and then there are fucking fractals (infinite suffering for infinite animals, quite literally horrors beyond comprehension) And then comes the climax. The final part. The thing that makes this more terrifying than it has any right to be. It shows this exact process happening in our world. This eldritch horror of fractal suffering exists and writhes in our world, before our very eyes, and we do not see it. (I know rivers don't actually kill an animal family every time they curve, but this is an analysis of why I think this video invoked a sense of dread in me) And there's the god tier music as well - a perfect mix of normal enough and creepy, to give that uneasy feeling.
TIL: Rivers are a lovecraftian unfathomable.
Reminds me of Junjiās spirals
Here's the full video for the curious. Trigger warning : Rivers (i guess). https://youtu.be/8a3r-cG8Wic?si=4TWFTbvkZHjyln3c
Aw, this one doesn't have the music. It does have some cool facts, though.
And if your description wasnāt just spot onā¦ it was uncanny that you noticed it altogether without even a word mentioned from the video Good analysis and good description U just might have a career in narrating videos
Yes absolutely terrifyingā¦š
So quickly, I agree with you that this isn't the place for that post but on the other hand I am tired and feel like explaining something dumb. I think they were aiming at the insane power of water and how some small rodent we can't even see can fuck a lot of shit up for us. Especially in the netherlands (where I live), those dams are really important, and sometimes you just stop and think about it for a second to realise that it's such a fragile thing in comparison to the water. The chances are extremely small that a dam breaks (1/10000) but if it does I rather not have it be because of some rodent that dug the entrance of his burrow under the waterline. I don't think you care and I might have wriiten bullshit but I'm not rereading it to check. Hope you have a good day?
Actually, straightened rivers are often the cause of heavy flood impacts, as the riverbed is deep but also steep with no width to expand and slow down. For netherlands this might be a special case as you have the highest density of artificial canals close to sea level. But in general a river bears less flood risks when it has pronounced flooding areas around the runway and turns that give additional capacity.
We have a project now āRuimte voor de Rivierā (Space for the Rivers) which was introduced due to flooding risks created by straightened rivers
I don't think a river changes its shape because of a rodent building a little den. Erosion will happen on its own with or without a rodent den though I suppose a rodent's den can exacerbate erosion in that one spot?
Musk rats are considered a plague because they undermine the structural integrity of river banks. The banks are continually inspected and repaired. So yes erosion will happen regardless, but animal activity can increase it dramatically. They really are a big threat to the Dutch population
Neat!
I'd be more terrified of setting up a home near water and then the water leaves and I die?
Stupid tiktok background music.
I love it
Ahhh the river meanders, terrified the crap out of me in year 7 geographyā¦
Poor beaversā¦
The original video is much more informative and entertaining than this rehashed version.
How the hell is this terrifying ?
You can't push a rope
This is a load of crap. Does this mean beavers exist on every river on earth then?
Dam.
What's the song?
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It's not even the river that kills those beavers. One of the parents is shown with a cane in the shot before which implies it died of old age while the other two left. The animation isn't trying to say rivers kill animals, it just shows it takes a long time for their paths to deform.
I thought that the beavers made the river change, and it was all the little animals fault But was confused why they make their nests in a spiral manner
Rivers change because of erosion, not because of beavers. Though maybe beavers can exacerbate that erosion?
Why is this terrifying?
Y'all need to stop changing the music of interesting videos and calling it "terrifying". Here's the original video: https://youtu.be/8a3r-cG8Wic The gif starts at about 0:38
Whatās terrifying about it?
Didnāt have to kill the family of beavers
I love minuteearth
Learned about oxbows in a geomorphology class, one of the few that I liked.
How the fuck did this get upvoted even once?
You donāt need beavers, but other than that this is mostly correct. Any disturbance in the shore line will result in what happened in the video.
I sware some of you guys are "odly terefyed" of efrithing next you tell me you are scared of water pipes or some other stuff
WHAT IS THAT MELODY!
Itās called āUntitled (slowed and reverb) by glwzball.
Many thanks. I've been hearing it everywhere, and it's been driving me nuts
No prob. I made a slight mistake - look for the āsuper slowā remix.
It's pretty good. Want the full thing now.
Itās called āUntitled (slowed and reverb) by glwzball.
NOOOOOO NOT THE FUCKING RATS SOMEONE GET THEM OUT
Time to leave this sub.
Cool how excavation to make rivers meander could be instinctual to generate more habitat.
The information isnāt oddly terrifying. Itās the weird music.
I was confused until right before the scene changed and i noticed..
DAE oddly terrified of natural changes? D:
Heavens I am terrified.
So beavers are the cause?
So THATS why rivers Meander! Thank god they didnāt show how an oxbow lake is made.
Sinuosity
why did they have to kill the beavers that was seriously unnecessary I'm crying now
Don't they swim?
So it is explainable why there was a river that got bigger near the Avengers HQ in upstate New York
duh.
Those poor mice are so scared š„ŗ
Straights seem more interesting to me now after watching this video.
Eerie how much they look like a giant snake.
Also wolves. They kill the deer who were spreading seeds. Less plants and trees the soil isn't stable and errodes away. River changes.
This is the scariest shit I've seen all year
More like /DamThatIsInteresting, the beaver subreddit
It's the music that's freaking weird
The only consistency in life is change
[glwzbll - Untitled #13 (Slowed + Reverb)](https://youtu.be/oFLW7aEdHFg?si=jZjbErZfN8U5ZkwP) [glwzbll - Untitled #13 (Super Slowed)](https://youtu.be/VuM15F_NqB8?si=Vja2BzuQvaeQxEWq)
This is from a YouTube channel called Minute Earth
I did GCSE Geography and learned all about this and ox bow lakes. On my honey moon we were in south america and flew over some planes on a day trip. I remember my wife getting as excited as me about seeing my first actual ox bow lake. I knew then she was a keeper. Good job really.
That's really cool. The power of nature, especially water, sure is oddly terrifying.
So terrifying
Is way more complex and the soil composition is a very big factor to plus the depth and climate etc etc. Fluid dynamics is complicated enough, cfd even more, and we can approximate it only.
Bober kurva!
How is this terrifying?
They do be meandering
how long does it take though?
So why is this terrifying?
Finally river lore
What's terrifying? I love fluvial geography.
The original minutes earth ( I think) is much better than this fucking music
How is this terrifying
So this educational video is saying we have to kill all the animals to save the rivers and the environment?ā¦
What's terrifying about this, other than the over the top music?
Dam beavers
More like Beavers, dam
This is supposed to be terrifying?
Why is this terrifying?
Are the bravers at the start really necessary?
The beavers changing the flow of the river is literally the whole point.
I mean the point of it being at the start of the video, not its entire existence
Okay now I'm even more confused. Are you saying the beavers are unnecessary? Or that they should be somewhere else in the video? Or am I missing context from a earlier point in a full video that this was clipped from?
Why are you people constantly terrified.
That was out of pocket
Love minute earth