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00:00:00 - Search for Icy Discoveries
00:01:13 - Challenges in the Icy Desert
00:01:43 - Finding a Smartphone in the Ice
00:03:07 - Uncovering Strange Tracks and Artifacts
00:04:59 - The Mysterious Radiator Grille
00:06:17 - Potential Battle Evidence
00:08:28 - Unusual Discoveries Continue
00:10:17 - Uncovering a Megalodon Tooth and More
👉 This channel was created in collaboration with @vialive
00:00:00 - Search for Icy Discoveries
00:01:13 - Challenges in the Icy Desert
00:01:43 - Finding a Smartphone in the Ice
00:03:07 - Uncovering Strange Tracks and Artifacts
00:04:59 - The Mysterious Radiator Grille
00:06:17 - Potential Battle Evidence
00:08:28 - Unusual Discoveries Continue
00:10:17 - Uncovering a Megalodon Tooth and More
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00:00We went into this icy wilderness searching for discoveries in the ice.
00:04They say a monster was found here under the ice.
00:08I think this is some kind of bone.
00:10What is that?
00:11Cameraman?
00:14Hello everyone, it's the Vyacheslav Ismailov, or Jivya, again.
00:18Here I am, all cheerful, but the situation is scary.
00:22Yesterday, a subscriber wrote to me.
00:24Here is his message.
00:26And if you also want to appear in our video, write your comments about where we should go for creepy
00:31finds in the ice.
00:33But in general, the message isn't very pleasant, because it seemed to him that he saw some kind of underwater
00:38monster.
00:40Well, or as he says, a big fish of some sort was thrashing against the ice here by him all
00:45night.
00:46And that's why we decided to see if anything remains here from those people who were observing this event.
00:51And whether anything remains here from that very fish we're talking about.
00:56For you, I repeat, it might be interesting.
00:59Everything's great.
01:00But we're freezing out here, because right now the editor will show the temperature outside for us.
01:05As you can probably tell by my legs and everything else, there's no time to complain.
01:11You've already subscribed, right?
01:13So we're heading out to look for finds in the ice.
01:15You know what's strange, operator, about finds in the ice?
01:19What?
01:20That all the subscribers keep saying like, ah, they're searching in the same place again.
01:25Guys, if you've ever been in an icy desert, they're all kind of similar.
01:29That's the problem.
01:30They're just a little different.
01:31However, you'll consistently have forest and water in the background.
01:34And if you walk around with a metal detector, you almost won't find anything here.
01:39Except for some places where something really could have happened.
01:43You see?
01:44Only just like now.
01:46Right, right.
01:52Okay, like right now.
01:56All right, let's look.
01:58There's nothing here.
01:59Nothing here yet either.
02:03Oh-ho, but here we've already got something, operator.
02:07Listen, it looks like a smartphone, doesn't it?
02:10It really does.
02:11What if it's a smartphone belonging to one of the subscribers?
02:14What if it's some kind of expensive smartphone?
02:17Let's try to get it out.
02:19Well, guys, write in the comments if this phone belonged to any of you.
02:23We'll return it to you.
02:24Either as it is, or we'll send the phone back or give you the cash equivalent.
02:29Over the past year, we've returned a lot of creepy lost items to our subscribers.
02:35Okay, the main thing now, when I take it out, is to make sure it doesn't get damaged.
02:41You know what I mean, probably.
02:43And you know what?
02:44And how is this connected to the big fish our subscriber mentioned?
02:48What's your opinion, operator?
02:50I don't know, but if that big fish was hitting the ice, it could have caused tectonic earthquakes.
02:57The subscriber might have slipped and dropped what he was holding in his hands, or in his pockets.
03:02Well, yeah, or one of his friends or acquaintances could have just slipped and dropped their phone
03:07because a big fish was thrashing against the ice.
03:17There are moments when you strike and everything goes well.
03:21It fits just right.
03:22But after that, you need to be even more precise.
03:25Don't go too deep, so to speak.
03:27Remove it layer by layer.
03:33The type of smartphone is still unknown, but it seems too bright to be an iPhone.
03:37After all, it would be too lucky if we found an iPhone again, right?
03:41Not long ago, in our finds in the ice, in this video, in the suggestion, we found an iPhone.
03:47And so far, we still haven't found the owner.
03:49So if you want an iPhone, or if you had one and lost it, check out that video.
03:54Maybe your iPhone is there, guys.
04:01Okay, but while we're figuring out this smartphone, we shouldn't break it.
04:06So, should we try using a lever operator?
04:11Go ahead.
04:16There's enough space here.
04:18It always works flawlessly.
04:20There are many cameras here, and the phone is intact.
04:23Let me remove the case.
04:26Ah, it's the phone itself that's colorful.
04:28I thought it was just the case that was colorful, but it's actually the phone itself.
04:30Look, it's so bright.
04:31Listen, well, it looks expensive, right?
04:33There are three cameras here.
04:34How much does something like this cost?
04:39Listen, maybe it costs around $30,000.
04:41$500 or $400.
04:44Here, apparently, there's a pop-up camera.
04:46Can you imagine?
04:47A pop-up selfie camera.
04:49An expensive thing?
04:50Very expensive.
04:52Technological expensive.
04:53Well, maybe around $30,000.
04:55Maybe even $40,000.
04:55That's how much it costs.
04:56So, guys, if you lost it, write in the comments.
04:59We'll return the case to you.
05:00It appears intact.
05:02Just warm it up, remove the water, and it should work.
05:04By the way, look, there was even a case like this here, let's say, with protection.
05:08So, the water didn't even get inside.
05:11The case was protective with the clasp like this.
05:15You got lucky, right?
05:17So, that's how it is.
05:18Someone basically got lucky.
05:19Guys, if you need it, if it's yours, then write in the comments.
05:27Operator, you see these tracks, right?
05:28Some strange tracks.
05:29Seriously.
05:30Animal.
05:31Uh, yeah, it's obvious it's not a human.
05:33But this animal could have run to help its owner if it was, say, a dog.
05:39It could have run to help its owner to save him from the giant monster fish.
05:43Let's see if there are any signals anywhere.
05:45Oh, oh, oh, oh.
05:50The signal is strong.
05:51Good.
05:52It's coming from here.
05:56Wow.
05:57Look, what's that?
05:58What's that?
06:00Don't you think it's strange?
06:02It's like something was torn off, like a part was ripped off from something.
06:06We need to take it out to find out.
06:14I'm careful, as always.
06:17Just, oh.
06:26Well, master.
06:32Anyone else in the same situation would have gotten confused.
06:34But I just took it and fixed the pickaxe right there.
06:38And I took out the pot.
06:41From the sit.
06:43Well, the find is really creepy if we look at it.
06:45Look, have you seen it?
06:47It looks like something was bitten off here.
06:50Don't you get the feeling that a piece was bitten off and torn away?
06:55Well, yes, damage.
06:57It looks like the radiator grill of some kind of vehicle.
07:01Maybe a homemade snowmobile or something like that.
07:06Maybe someone was doing something out on the ice with a snowmobile.
07:10He came here and that's where that huge fish attacked him.
07:14So what kind of fish was it, operator?
07:16Was it all true?
07:18Huh?
07:19Maybe I don't know.
07:20But it's hard to believe for now.
07:21We need to keep going and check.
07:21The findings are telling.
07:23Let's move forward.
07:24We just pulled this find out from here.
07:27The radiator grill.
07:29Look, what a sad sight.
07:30The tracks lead here.
07:32Here, it looks like there was either water or some kind of opening.
07:38Maybe this fish jumped out of the water and ate the animal that ran here to help its owner,
07:44whose radiator grill had been bitten off.
07:48So I don't know where to go next.
07:51But let's assume it ran further, somewhere in this direction.
07:56We need to check every centimeter.
07:59Every meter just needs to be checked.
08:02That's not it.
08:03This is our find right here.
08:04Don't worry.
08:04I'm monitoring the signals.
08:10It's not clear yet, although there are some fragments here.
08:12Look, it seems like something hit here, too.
08:15I don't know.
08:17And there are signals.
08:18Definitely.
08:19There are signals here, too.
08:20Not here, but here there are.
08:22Okay.
08:28Some kind of find is visible.
08:30Look, there's something there.
08:32Oh, look.
08:33It's even sticking out here.
08:35Let me try to pull it out.
08:39It's still unclear what this is.
08:42But clearly, all of this is related to the same picture.
08:45Why?
08:46Because it's located just a few meters away.
08:48One find was thrown just a couple of meters away from the other.
08:52And all of this is connected.
08:57Some kind of pipe.
08:58Look, I'll pull it out now.
09:04No, no.
09:05That's not a pipe.
09:06Ah, it's a tool.
09:07You hear that?
09:08It's a crowbar.
09:10But it looks like it was bitten off, too.
09:12It's been torn into pieces.
09:14Maybe this tool belonged to the same person who owned this snowmobile or some kind of homemade vehicle he arrived
09:21on.
09:22Along with this tool, any self-respecting handyman always carries a set of tools with him.
09:28Maybe he used it to defend himself.
09:30Look, this thing was very long.
09:33And maybe the person used it to defend himself.
09:36He tried to hit this fish.
09:38And the fish just bit off this part.
09:40Bit it off and spat it out.
09:43Accordingly, what was on the other side, the person, and the long part of this tool,
09:49somewhere under the ice right now.
09:51We've been here for several hours already.
09:53And honestly, our bodies can't handle this temperature.
09:57It's very cold outside.
09:58And it's really scary when I think about what kind of fish could break through such thick ice that's right
10:04under our feet.
10:06Well, all right.
10:07That doesn't stop me from searching and wanting to investigate this case to find out what really happened here.
10:17Did you hear the very weak signal?
10:20No, I'm not sure.
10:22But the signal is there nonetheless.
10:29Ma'am, also, there are fragments here.
10:32Yes, they're under the snowdrift, under the snowdrift.
10:35There are fragments here.
10:37Which means that this thing was here yesterday as well.
10:40There's something there, but I can't see what it is.
10:43Deep.
10:44Something is stuck deep in the ice.
10:46But it's not clear what exactly it is.
10:48Give me the gas operator.
10:50I need all season gas.
10:52With which we also extract the fines.
11:01It froze to a liquid state.
11:12Damn, we're in trouble.
11:14Operator, let me tell you this.
11:17We're in deep trouble because our burner just doesn't work.
11:21Due to the cold, the gas has turned into water.
11:24So, to get this strange find, I'll have to use only a pickaxe and do it very carefully.
11:30But the occupants remain unknown.
11:35Uh, I'll try to do everything carefully because every find in the ice can lead us to the answer and
11:40help us learn what underwater monster was discovered here that night.
11:47I can already see something, but it's still unclear.
11:58Something strange.
11:59It reminds me of some kind of fossil, you know, something organic, I would say.
12:08We need archaeological precision.
12:11Listen, I'm not an archaeologist.
12:13On the other hand, we must act fast because I'm freezing.
12:19If we rush now, we'll destroy the find.
12:21Understand?
12:24But this way, we might get sick.
12:30I'll try to do everything as quickly as possible.
12:40It's completely unclear.
12:41Even, even being close, it's impossible to tell what it could be.
12:46Maybe the subscribers will figure it out.
12:49Write your guesses in the comments.
12:51Here, look.
12:51Listen, I'm 100% sure, as I suspected, it looks like some kind of bone.
12:56What if this bone belongs to the person injured here yesterday?
13:05Damn, it's unclear.
13:06Really, it's unclear.
13:08It's unclear.
13:15Listen, well, what if we consider this version?
13:18What if we're now on the verge of discovering some kind of monster?
13:22Some kind of creature?
13:24Like the Loch Ness Monster, huh?
13:27And now I'm basically uncovering, in fact, some kind of curtain.
13:30Some incredible mystery, huh?
13:34It all kind of reminds me of a tooth in shape.
13:38Don't you get that feeling?
13:41It does.
13:42A very gigantic tooth.
13:43Well, we weren't exactly talking about a small monster here, if you didn't notice.
13:48Do you think a small monster could bite off a piece of a snowmobile?
13:54No.
13:55You'd need powerful, bigger teeth for that.
13:58Something like the one I'm digging up right now.
14:04Yes, now I'm almost 100% sure that this is a tooth.
14:11What is that?
14:12I'm afraid to break it, comrade.
14:14You understand?
14:15If this really is some kind of archaeological find, then this is our only proof that this monster actually exists.
14:22It's a huge monster, so we need to get it out of here as carefully as possible.
14:28You understand?
14:30Or even I, you know what I think.
14:32Maybe, actually.
14:34Here, you can see that this is a tooth.
14:36This is how it goes.
14:37I don't know.
14:38Well, or maybe some other kind of fossil?
14:40Well, however, why did it trigger the metal detector then?
14:44Maybe there are still remains of those snowmobiles and tools in its teeth that the monster bits.
14:51Maybe, yes.
14:55Let's do this.
14:56We'll call our archaeologist friends.
14:57Let them do it themselves.
14:59Let them extract this tooth carefully.
15:01We've marked the spot so we haven't lost it.
15:03I think it's a tooth, but if you disagree, comment about it.
15:07For now, let's look for something else.
15:12All of this makes me feel uneasy.
15:13Just think about it.
15:14A monster with teeth like that?
15:16We just discussed this off-camera and sent photos to our editor who contacted the archaeologists.
15:22They sent us this specific photo right here.
15:26And it really looks...
15:27You have to agree, like, that very tooth we found...
15:31The tooth belonged to a megalodon, not just any creature.
15:35Guys, the megalodon is a giant shark.
15:38On the level of myths it existed during the time of the dinosaurs.
15:43If this monster, if this megalodon lives here...
15:47Oh, we are in big trouble.
15:59Oh, something's visible.
16:01Something can be seen right here.
16:03Most likely another megalodon tooth.
16:06Okay, I'll try to carefully extract it.
16:09So, look, the megalodon, it kind of bit through the ice to get out, right, and attack people.
16:14Oh, maybe, yes.
16:18No, it's not like that, it's different.
16:21Look closely.
16:25There's also some kind of detail.
16:30Strange thing.
16:37Listen, this is some kind of part.
16:38It looks like it's still parts from those self-propelled devices or whatever they're properly called.
16:44I don't know.
16:45Most likely, spare parts.
16:48Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
16:49This looks a lot like a radiator screw.
16:51Well, you can see the ring here, and these are the blades.
16:55This is likely just a radiator screw from a small self-propelled device.
16:59Again, as further evidence from my theory that there was a radiator grill on this snowmobile.
17:08Because that's where we put it.
17:10And this finder needs to be extracted, shown to our subscribers and our archaeologist friends,
17:14so that we can reconstruct the picture, so to speak, of the events that might have taken place here yesterday.
17:21Yes, look, did you see?
17:23This is a bite.
17:24These holes, this is a bite, probably from a megalodon bite, right?
17:31Looks like it.
17:34This wasn't a school of fish.
17:36It's definitely some kind of monster.
17:38Operator, look, you see?
17:40You see this?
17:41Look, it's some kind of trail.
17:43You know what makes a megalodon different from other fish?
17:48What?
17:49It has a huge, powerful fin on its back that can cut through ice or anything else.
17:56And I think you're walking right now along just such a trail that a megalodon could have left behind with
18:03its fin.
18:05Well, look, this trail is very wide.
18:07What other explanation is there for such a trail here, huh, operator?
18:12I don't know.
18:16It ends here.
18:17Listen, it's right behind you and leads here.
18:19Be careful.
18:20See?
18:20It stretches from way over there to here.
18:25Rocks and fragments are present here.
18:27There might be something of interest.
18:32There's some kind of small signal, but it's weak.
18:38Yes, yes, there are a lot of signals.
18:40Good.
18:45We need to try.
18:47Dig here.
18:49Are you ready?
18:50Yes.
18:56Ah, what is that?
19:02It's a monster.
19:03For sure.
19:04It's a monster in the ice.
19:08Wow.
19:08Is it frozen or hibernating?
19:10Should I finish it off now?
19:11What should I do?
19:14I don't know.
19:15I've never seen anything scarier in my life.
19:18Okay, let's think about it now.
19:19We need to tell the subscribers.
19:21It's scary, operator.
19:24Really scary.
19:25Just look at those terrifying eyes.
19:27Damn, look at those teeth.
19:29It looks really creepy.
19:31Well, should I take it out now?
19:33Maybe we shouldn't.
19:38Why?
19:38What nonsense is that, operator?
19:40Let's leave it to the archaeologist.
19:41What if it comes to life?
19:42What do you mean?
19:42How is that possible?
19:43I heard that they, you know, kind of fall into a half sleep, you know?
19:47They sleep with their eyes open, and if you poke it now, you'll wake it up.
19:53It might grab your hand or call its megalodon mom.
19:57Listen, by the way, did you see?
19:59If we found a tooth there, it's about the size of my forearm.
20:02These teeth are much smaller.
20:04Apparently, this isn't the one that attacked people yesterday.
20:07But maybe it's offspring.
20:09That's why it stayed here.
20:11But look, look.
20:12There are signs of a fight here.
20:14Traces of a struggle.
20:15It seems there really was some kind of battle here yesterday.
20:18And maybe the main big megalodon?
20:21This trail is too small.
20:23A megalodon with teeth like that would have left the trail at least three times bigger.
20:28Right?
20:29So nothing here is really that clear.
20:32It looks very scary.
20:34If the subscribers want, we'll do it later.
20:36But for now...
20:37Go ahead, let them ride quickly.
20:39If we get 20,000 likes today, just like the video above, 20,000 likes, then damn, next week.
20:44But we'll do it the very next day.
20:46That is tomorrow.
20:48We'll dig out and get that shark.
20:50Let's see how it's doing in there.
20:51We'll just take a gun and that tranquilizer in advance to put it to sleep.
20:57So, guys, write in the comments and leave likes so that we can get this shark out.
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21:12I was with you, Vyacheslav Ismailov, or Zhivya.
21:14See you soon.
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21:20Bye.
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21:27I suggest watching them.
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