Whether you like the comfort of getting from A to B in your own car, you’re an avid cyclist, or you prefer public transit, the fact is that most people depend on some sort of vehicle to get around. But what happens when these human-made objects are left abandoned? Well, that’s when nature starts claiming what was once ours… Other videos you might like:
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TIMESTAMPS:
The tree that ate a bicycle 0:25
The shipwreck on land 1:07
A ship becomes a floating forest 1:36
Car graveyard in a cave 2:07
A fleet of abandoned trains 2:58
Aircraft graveyard 3:33
Mysteriously abandoned Boeing 737 4:13
The 1860s mini-sub 5:00
One of the biggest car cemeteries in the world 5:52
Russian tanks on Shikotan island 6:46
Abandoned US tank on Puerto Rico’s Flamenco Beach 7:18
Tank on Flamenco Beach: By Jami Dwyer - Flamenco Beach, CC BY-SA 2.0
Bike in Tree: By rev.sherm, CC BY 3.0
PK-RII: By Sabung.hamster, CC BY-SA 4.0
Animation is created by Bright Side.
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- A young man supposedly left his bike chained to a tree in the woods before heading off to fight in a war. Over the next hundred years or so, the tree grew, engulfing the bike and lifting it right off the ground.
- You’d think that most shipwrecks would be underwater, but believe it or not, there are some abandoned ships whose journey was cut short right on land! One of those is New Zealand’s SS Maheno, which met its early demise due to a cyclone.
- Another spectacular view of a decaying ship can also be found in Australia, and that’s the SS Ayrfield. This one, however, isn’t a shipwreck. It was simply abandoned after being contaminated with toxic waste.
- One of the most spectacular finds is that of a mountain of old cars discovered in a cave in Wales. This car graveyard is made up of around 100 abandoned cars in varying degrees of decay left here in the 1970s.
- In Uyuni, Bolivia there’s another graveyard of abandoned vehicles that are succumbing to the harsh forces of nature, only this time, it’s an entire fleet of trains!
- Another vehicle that’s no stranger to graveyards is the airplane. Just take a look at this aircraft graveyard in Benin City, Nigeria. The airline was established in 1983 but ended up closing just 14 years later.
- Southern Bali is home to a mysteriously abandoned Boeing 737. It’s sitting in a field next to what appears to be an old limestone quarry. The strange thing is that no one seems to know how it ended up here.
- The crew of this 1860s mini-sub had to abandon it off the coast of one of Panama’s Pearl Islands after they all got sick from resurfacing too quickly. With no one on board to bring it back, it just sank to a watery grave.
- One of the biggest car cemeteries in the world is located in Châtillon, Belgium. Why and how all these old cars ended up abandoned here is still unclear.
- And if you had any doubts that nature can’t be stopped, then how about these Russian tanks that’ve been almost entirely swallowed up by the surrounding greenery? You can find these abandoned vehicles on Shikotan Island.
- You’ll find an abandoned US tank on Puerto Rico’s Flamenco Beach. So what on Earth is it doing there? Well, the beach was once used for US Army training exercises years ago.
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