Why There's an American National Park in Canada
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Epic
Haha
ok
My brain is small
What's more interesting is the fact that you uploaded on TUESDAY
HAI: Other countries exist beyond America.
Also HAI: Maple America, Guava America, big weird scaffolding America.
Half Interesting As?
@@saigesheen Damn dyslexia. I also did "Mapla America"
Well, he did say it's not entirely proven, just that there's quite a bit of evidence. All those places could still in fact be part of the USA.
As a resident of Maple America though, I can confirm that we don't actually exist and are a figment of your imaginations. (There is definitely nothing to see up here, seriously, no need to try to cross the border and test your wild theories of our existence please stay away.)
I dont get guava America!
@@malyhakhakwani5388 Guam. He said Guahan not Guava.
The fact that injuries tied to lawn and gardening equipment is a little over 875 per day is even more interesting than why there's an American National Park in Canada, lol. ;)
Almost
*Half as Interesting*
Nah, that's a quarter as interesting
three fourths as interesting
@@deadtornadoYT 1/12th as interesting
@@OkieBadu -1/12th as interesting, for who ever gets it
"...scientists believe there are other countries besides the United States..."
Me: "puh-lease, like taking scientists seriously has stopped us before!"
Yeah I live on a small tiny island with no less 66.5 million people that is called great britain and we are totally part of america
Would not be the first time scientists were ignored, and will not be the last time.
@@andrewcaicedoortiz3397 don't worry, you'll get those treasonous people over the pond and end this civil war once and for all, I see you are just playing the long game.
Lol
@@TenOfZero1 if all of this was planned props to England.
I love how every battle on the wiki page you showed is in France
A lot are, but quite a few near the top are in other countries. They almost all use the perfidious Tricolor though, so I can see the error.
The surplus of French entries is because of the world wars btw
Did you mean _weird scaffolding America?_
Couple world wars will do that.
Turns out the divorced father of America still has some connection to their son.
I should be doing schoolwork right now, but that’s half as interesting.
nice
also same
Same I'm watching this during a Google meet
@@AManOnline. lol i’m on a zoom
same
It's 12 am here, but relatable
There's actually a similar park on the Canada-US border between Manitoba and North Dakota called the International Peace Garden. It's jointly maintained by the two countries, and visitors to the park can freely walk across the border and around the park without going through customs.
And that peace park thing on the Washington - British Columbia border
@@brendancross2767 Been to both of them!!
I live in North Dakota and never been there. Might have to check it out someday!
There’s also Waterton-Glacier IPP in Montana.
Good. Because I don't know Canadian customs.
=^_^=
"the godlike high of using summer as a verb". You get a like for that one Sam.
That is the exact level of success I am now going to attempt to attain
Still trying to imagine summer verb.
HAI can now experience the godlike high of getting a like from you.
You don't have authority to call him "Sam"
Or maybe because I don't like the "son the sam"
@@stephenpowstinger733 "We summered in the Hamptons" To 'summer' is to go on an extended summer vacation, usually to a second home often somewhere expensive and exclusive.
0:50
"How many? There's no way to know for sure."
He's not as wrong as you think.
Taiwan ?
@@TenOfZero1 there are alot more disputed countries than just Taiwan
@@soobinsleftdimple5019 kosovo is another
@@soobinsleftdimple5019 oh yeah for sure, was just the first one that came to mind.
Kosovo
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Macau
Israel
Palestine
Western Sahara
South Ossetia
Abkhazia
Northern Cyprus
Novo Russia
Transnitria
Novorno-Karabakh
Kurdistan
The correct number of countries in the world would be 192 + how much of these you recognise.
There are also smaller independence movements, I just listed the ones I knew
While Israel is independent, and a majority of UN recognise it, many Islamic countries and North Korea don’t.
The land between Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt is recognised as fully Israel by some, fully Palestine by some and some nations recognise both.
China is also disputed as Taiwan claims it as their land but I don’t think that claim is recognised by a lot of countries.
My mother tongue is German. So when he questioned "Kanada", it took me few moments to realize it is written with C in English 😅
Also Kanada in Finnish
same for me (as well German)
I'm a Canadian with one of my first languages being German... So, that one did a bit of a head trip on me :D
Same thing in Afrikaans.
Hebrew is like that too lol
Next video on Wendover:
The logistics of national park airports
Now, some parks had preexisting airports from BEFORE they were parks so those aren't as difficult, but some new parks DOn't... (long pause) You see, (Short pause) Some places aren't the best to make airports, challenging the engineers (stock clip of a worker quitting)
I didnt see that it was a wendover not an HAI vid lol
@@tenaciousjoda8605 Well this format fits wendover just as well
Normie
"scary socialist leanings like fee free entry" lmao
*triggered bootlicker sounds* SOCIALISM????
Putin approves!
And healthcare.
@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 hahahaha
Reminds of of free parking in l.a but if your ther for 15 min you get a fat 20 bucks fee everytime you dont lay the parking limit smh
I went to “Canada” when I was 16 for summer camp, but I’m not convinced they didn’t fly me in a circle to a secret airport in a part of Chicago Iv never seen (supposedly it was Toronto), then drive me to some random place in Wisconsin where people acted weird and sold different candy.
Yea that happen from time to time
I went to "America" once for Florida and I am still not convinced they just flew me to Victoria and heated it up
I went to this place called Mexico but I think they just flied me to Florida and added 3 feet of a wall
@@F0UR3V3R That'd imply that "Victoria man" is equal to "Florida man" a prospect that, as a resident of Victoria terrifies me.
@@nightshade442 As a resident of Belleville, Ontario I assure you that we are the true equals to Florida Man, while theres less, they are visible more.
There is an American National Park in Bulgaria also. It is know as the "US Airbase National Plane Reserve"
Link?
Link please, tried googling to no avail
4 of them militarybases.com/overseas/bulgaria/ :D :D :D
@@TheSlavChef oh, twas being sarcastic lmao. Went right over my head
@@coreypowers2988 GOTCHU, haha :D
The moose wizard is technically our head of state, but this is purely ceremonial and wields no real power. Besides the moose magic.
Well, technically as the representative of the Queen the moose wizard has the power to declare anyone Prime Minister as long as that person holds the confidence of Parliament. But you're right, they basically never go rogue, and the moose usually gives it to whoever was voted Best Hair.
2:13 It's a little known fact but Canada is in fact in America and not Europe as is commonly believed.
Are you serious? I accidentally crossed at Niagara Falls once and told everybody I'd just gotten back from Europe T_T
On
@@hiimjustin8826 as long as you did your crossing in a barrel, you're still good.
Which America?
You’re telling me it’s not in Asia?
It’s the little “haha” during your “Cold war is heating up” joke for me
4:14
He's not allowed to show human emotion through his mannerisms so he has to include it in the graphics.
"Canada wasn't and still isn't the US"
the US: we can fix that.
The united states and Canada are friends and they are both in nato ( north Atlantic treaty organization) so if the USA attacked Canada then all of nato would attack USA
@@CryptoRaiderGaming its theoretical:P
US: *am i smelling oil there, here take some freedom*
Start fixing your country first maybe?
@@CryptoRaiderGaming and that suicidal move would lead the the destruction of all of the countries involved in attacking the USA
Ive never heard of a "Canada." Did mean East Alaska?
Like that name.
I think that's North America
..
wait
Don't forget North Ohio and West Maine.
I'm sorry, can you speak up? I can't hear you from all the way down there in Southern Alberta.
It is a shortened “Canada Dry”.
When your old home becomes a pilgrimage
For vagrants
Most Independence leaders in Asia and Africa: tell us about it
I’ve been a New Brunswicker for my entire life but not once have I ever heard of this park. I’ve heard of the Campobello Islands and our trifles with Maine many times but never did I know you guys built a god damn park there.
It was another one the USA’s covert operations.
@@autonomouscollective2599 I was thinking it was a clever budgeting operation to get the States to pay for a park.
Before you know it we have the campobello islands.
Used to visit it on school trips growing up 😂
My city has a neighboorhood named after President Roosevelt.
I live in Brazil.
If you didn't know, Teddy Roosevelt went to your country and explored the Amazon!
@@Ratchet4647 According to unverifiable reports, Eleanor Roosevelt's response when she saw Iguaçu was "Poor Niagra..."
Yeah, I also remember walking down the Avenue of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. In Paris, Big, Weird Scaffolding America.
"Maple America" is the best lmao
South canada and northern america, the series
LOL
Also known as *"Im so sorry AMERICA"*
It’s a country in North America.
We have a Roosevelt river in the middle of the Amazon forest! Teddy himself helped in the expedition (and with funding, of course) together with Brazilians explorers and his son, he got really sick there and almost died! (jungle fever and yellow fever if I remember correctly)
He was going to kill himself with a morphine overdose but Kermit wouldn't leave his side
“This may come as a shock to some of our American viewers, but it turns out that scientists have discovered other countries besides the US...”
I see you are self aware Mr. Not-Wendover.
No this quote is wrong the US is the only country /j
I'm amazed these scientists found grant money for a study to discover these "other countries".
This may come as a shock but America is a continent, not a Country!!!
@@TheGrowingGardnerno The country is USA the continents are north and South America
@@darksunite8050 the continent is just America, north and south are dumb
Being Canadian myself, I can confirm that all of the stated facts as true.
Can-merica Yeah!
"Maple America"
Americanada
Sorry
Where I live is surrounded by Canada
I don't know if you would count it but there is actually also the waterton-glacier international peace park in Alberta-Montana border
That was my first assumption with the title as well. It's hilarious how many hikers get lost and end up on the wrong side of the border around waterton.
@@sakaraist the crypt lake hike does cross the border intentionally so
"the cold war was heating up"
subtitle: haha
the writer really likes to pat himself on the back huh?
So, you’re trying to persuade us that there are other countries, and your example is... Canada.
Kanada* however the term "Maple America" is more accurate.
He's got to ease you in to the concept. Can't start you off with big ideas like Europe or China.
@@johnladuke6475 they might get bewildered looking at the map of Asia.
@@johnladuke6475 Wow, this really was educational. I had no idea Europe was a country now. :P
"scary socialist leanings like fee-free entry"
lmaooooooooooo
1:05 Absolutely shocking. I will need to file a complaint with the atlas makers to tell me why nobody told me about Canada.
Oh, it's there. Get your Rand McNally Road Atlas, the one where every page is a map of a state. And at the end after Wyoming, that next page is Canada. But remember, even though it fits on one page just like Rhode Island does, that does not mean you can drive across Canada in 45 minutes of highway time.
@@johnladuke6475 The Railrodder does it in 25 minutes. czcams.com/video/xYmcN12M97o/video.html
It's a myth, the dude is just insane and Canada doesn't exist. The world only goes from Florida to Maine north to south and California to Virginia east to west, with 2 detached parts called Alaska and Hawaii. Anything else doesn't exist don't believe him, I repeat don't believe him
2:22 Hey, hey, hey... upside down waterfalls are our thing... and New Zealand's too. Sincerely, an Australian viewer.
Don't worry at time of creation of this Roswelt park there was USSR and Canada was important to stop invasion of mainland US and now there's China so Australia is important and Australians u just wait a bit now Biden Will come here to form another park which will have a upside down waterall or at least a McD inside it.
🤣🤣
Deceit! There is no such thing as Australia!!! It's DESERT ISLAND AMERICA complete with too many spiders, evil bears in trees, and savage jumping brown thingies! XD
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park: Am I nothing to you?
The reason is Waterton-Glacier is really two parks... one side is a National Park of Canada and the other a US National Park... sharing a common border. Similar to Peace Arch Park where the US side is a Washington state park and the Canadian side is a BC provincial park... even though there is no restriction crossing from one side to the other within the park, as long as you exit on the same side you entered.
Do one on bricks, this time don't interrupt it halfway through. I still wanna know which one is the best of exteriors.
Did he make like a 40 minute video about bricks on nebula? I don't have nebula so i didn't watch it but I remember him mentioning it
0:55 you really burnt us like that
Lol i love it
Imagine someone who doesn't get sarcasm watch this. They'd think your incredibly patriotic lol.
I think he's canadian though isn't he?
Have you not been reading the comments? Like 87% of them are precisely that, plus exasperated Canadians trying to explain how the outside world works (or just having fun watching everything go down.)
Better Title:
Why there is Canada in an American Park
Don't they dare start invading canada *again* .
We will go burn the white house down again and party likes it's 1814
Don't fuck with our mooses and beaver
Sorry for being so rude eh?
@@reeledmermaid8555 ?
No, I was referring to the battle of the châteauguay river (October 26, 1813), when 3000 Americans, trying to invade Canada by taking Montreal, got their butt quicked hard by 300 Quebecers and 22 natives.
Which is also the first war the Americans ever lost after beating the “mighty” British empire...
There's another park called "International Park" in the US & CA. Waterton Glacier International Peace Park is in Montana and Alberta but it's actually two neighboring parks each administered by the country in which it lies. Waterton is also Unesco listed. But Waterton isn't like Roosevelt Campobello International Park in that there's not a part administered by the US outside of the US.
Noice videos i wish they were half as long and twice as interesting
Lol
Brilliant xD
watch two episodes on 4x speed
@@henry55 big brain solutions 101
@@henry55 so that would be the same length as one regular video and arguably twice as boring 😂
1:17 Actually.....
Kanada is a language spoken in South India
AND I SPEAK IT!!!!!!!
This makes me want to put on my tuque, grab my pet moose, and drive my dog sled up to the park right after the hockey game. I'll swing by Tim Hortons for some takeout (maple Timbits of course). You should come too, eh? Bring your curling stone.
Can you bring me back a double double ?
I was going to put on my blue jeans and bring some apple pie after the football game (real football, not soccer), but of course my Chevy broke down.
@@TenOfZero1 High test, not decaf, right?
Don't forget your lacrosse stick, eh
@@notsosilentbob
Real football? You mean the one where the ball is moved around by foot.
Surely you don't mean the bastardized, version of rugby.
Video idea: the curse of the Tippecanoe. Look it up on Wikipedia!
the what
What's that
Don’t you want Tyler, too?
@@fatyoshi4853 A curse where every US president elected in a year which is a multiple of 20 has died during their presidency, between 1840 and 1960. Think Lincoln, Garfield and JFK. Reagan broke the curse but there was still an assassination attempt.
Fun fact: Crabbe Mountain ski hill (which is in New Brunswick, the same place as Campobello Island) has a run called "Tippy Canoe". It's only an intermediate run, though. :P Maybe it should have been a double-diamond?
"the god-like high of using 'summer' as a verb" might be my favorite line that's been said on this channel
Someone from the United States sticks the US flag in a forest in Canada.
Canadian: What's this aboot? This is part of Canada.
American: You're mistaken this is part of the US now.
Canadian: Oh gee, my mistake, carry on then eh.
American: We are going to make a national park here.
Canadian: By golly those cost a lot, let me take care of half of that for you, it's the least I can do after my transgression eh.
I don’t believe you about this “kanadah”
Give me proof.
Edit: Yes, I do think it’s spelled “Kanaduh”, Thank you for the correction!
I think it's actually spelled "Kanaduh"
Kanadian here, can confirm, we don’t exist.
i was taught khanadhar when i was growing up but idrk
Are you serious I've been pronouncing it Kk-unadia this whole time
It's spelled "C eh, "N eh, "D" eh!
“Why should I leave America just to visit America Junior?”
Good point. We can agree on that one. Thanking ya in advance :p
What do you think you're saying, eh? Sorry
The description of Canada is word for word what I know about Canada but I absolutely love it. :) Sending our Northern friends some love from North Carolina in the US!! 👍
Okay fellow Canadians who the hell told him about the Moose Wizard! Seriously people.
I don't know, but we'll find the traitor soon enough. I just saw some mounties riding by on their horses chasing-down leads.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt actually did contract Polio at a Boy Scout Jamboree in 1928 near Campobello Island
that's debatable. Some say he actually contracted a very rare disease with similar symptoms that was not yet known at the time.
@@youtube-kanal2606 possibly, but’s that’s a pretty unpopular theory
2020 ruined my plans to get polio damn it
2021 still offers lots of opportunities to get infected by other impressive diseases, so get ready.
With all the idiotic anti-vaxxers around, it'll probably make a comeback.
Dank rocks. The most important feature of a national park.
As a Canadian, your description of Canada and moose wizards is pretty accurate.
As a Canadian I can confirm that we are basically just maple syrup, and snow.
Moose wizards are also a thing
I might add to that, we’re also a place where a fun and entertaining sport is played called hockey! And there’s a hockey team in Canada that hasn’t done shit in 55 years!
@@HAA0603 yay! 😁🙃
can you be less cringe
1:30 "In fact, Campobello is the US's only international park." 1) Peace Arch Park and 2) Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Peace Arch is a Washington State/BC Provincial park while Waterton-Glacier is a National Park of Canada on one side and a US National Park on the other.
^what he said. They're only "international" because they immediately border a national park owned by another soverign nation, whith a mutual understanding that the parks exist on each side of the nations borders'. Where as Campobello is exclusively within the Canadian Territory, and is yet ½ owned and operated by the US Department of interior.
Loved the video by the way the official residance of US ambassador to India is also called "Roosevelt House" and it is located next to the chancery of US embassy 😀
0:54 next think you know they’re going to be telling us there’s a global pandemic smh
Man, you think _that's_ crazy? Just wait until _they_ tell you that the Earth is...get this...ROUND! AHAHAHAHA!!!
Most Americans watching this got 2 mins in and stopped to process that other countries exist.
Before he jumped to Canada he should have eased them in with something like Puerto Rico or Guam.
Alternate title
Why there's Canada in american park
FUCKIN AMERICA BROTHER SEMPER FI
I highly recommend everyone look up Roosevelt Campobello International Park on a map to see the names of all the coves and ponds in the surrounding area.
Golf and polo? Duuude a perfect missed opportunity for "golf and polio."
Ha ha, was in class, but this is just half as interesting.
3:38 That’s Armand Hammer, who has no relation to Arm and Hammer the company, but he did later buy enough stock in the company to become a board member
Any relation to Armie Hammer?
@Half as Interesting,
@1:30 Roosevelt Campobello International Park is not the only international Park split between the United States and Canada. There is also, more famously, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, which is also a World Heritage Site:
www.nps.gov/articles/000/waterton-glacier-international-peace-park-world-heritage-site.htm
There is also the more obscure Klondike Gold Rush International Historical Park.
"Ruled by a beautiful mannequin brought to life by a moose wizard"
I have heard our dreadful Prime Minister described as many things - chief among those would be "Worst. Prime. Minister. Ever" and "Even worse than his Dad" - but the Cervidae and dummy reference is new.
And priceless.
Nicely done.
Being subscribed to your channel is worth it just for that one line
Answer to the title: *Canada is in america, us isn't the only country in america*
America is a country get over it
@@mrbrainbob5320 America is a continent, the United States of America are a country. Get over it.
@@mrbrainbob5320 no it isn’t
@@mrbrainbob5320 same way Asia and Europe are countries.
The script writing is absolutely next level :) I have been smiling the whole time.
Oh wow, this is close to home! We've taken several day trips to Campobello. Fun fact: the only bridge to the island goes to the US. There is a seasonal ferry to Deer Island, New Brunswick though. Makes for fun times during a pandemic when the borders are closed...
Also, if you ever get a chance to go there, see if you can get in to "Elanor's tea". Older local ladies tell stories about Elanor Roosevelt while serving you endless cups of tea. She was an amazing woman!
There is also a Theodore Roosevelt National park in North Dakota, I've been there. It's a smaller badlands with more foliage and wildlife, it's neat.
My geography teacher told us the land above the 49th parallel was called North United States.
"Murican education, Hell Yeah!"
I honestly kinda hope this is true so I can maintain my completely warped stereotypes about the US.
“Canada still isn’t the United States”
Yet...
And never will be lol you don’t want us in the USA we would bring fore thought and reasoning with some common sense , nothing Americans like ... I know I married one ! An American that is . And she has none of those qualities
If Canada was the United States, the Capitol would have still been standing.
@@Think_Inc You mean if the United States was in Canada.
@@whosaidthat5236 That person in general dude
This is where a History Matters video would show someone holding a “soon” sign
I swear Not-Wendovers social commentary is what makes me through the week
I've been there! Very interesting origin story. The High Tea was lovely & the presentation enlightening. Get there early for the (free but limited) tickets!
The NPS is a valuable resource for wonderful learning opportunities - vital when you discover your kid's curriculum lacking in... Well, everything. Not sure if we'll get to the overseas properties before kid graduates, but all we have left of all managed/administered by the NPS are the ones in Alaska.
Why There's an American National Park in Canada
Well I guess Canada is in The Americas
That's only half as interesting.
In Trinidad, we have the Churchill-Roosevelt highway
Fellow trini
I thought you were going to talk about Glacier (MT)/Waterton Lakes (AB) or Wrangel-St Elias (AK)/ Kluane (YT) National Parks, but this story is more interesting
Love your humor. Can't wait for the next upload.
Because Canada is in America? Peru also has American National Parks. :P
Judging by his description of Canada, I think quarantine and 2020 news has gotten to him xD
I went to "Canada" when I was 6 to an old amusement park that closed when I was 8 or 9 that was on an island in the Detroit River technically over the border. But they let Americans visit the island and the island only without customs processing. It's not a national park, but it's a park that isn't in America but Americans can go there as if it were in America. It's called Bois Blanc and much of the structures are still there rotting away.
You got me. Your script was very well segwayed into the sponsor. Half way through it, I realized I was listening to an ad. Kudos
5:49 his stupid selfie stick is on his phone backwards.
come on they're 5th cousins thats hardly incest in some countries even 1st cousins are incest
I think 2nd or 3rd cousins aren't considered incest but i may be mistaken, never had to actually double check that fact xD
Not even fifth cousins! Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt were fifth cousins, and Eleanor Roosevelt was Theodore's niece, making FDR and Eleanor fifth cousins once removed.
@@nicholasbrassard3512 In most of the world, marriage of first cousins is legal, and in many parts of the world it remains common. Historically, it was common everywhere. But in a a few large countries (including China) and in 24 U.S. states, it is illegal. If Charles Darwin lived in modern-day Texas, he would be a felon and legally be required to register as a sex offender.
It's not clear who benefits from that kind of stigma and discrimination, but I guess it means fewer people have to say "eww."
That is the most accurate description of modern day Canada there is. Despite the fact that a tiny thing of maple syrup costs over $20
Half as Interesting has leveled up in sarcasm today. Congrats.
,,Canada isn't part of the US"
*Laughs in Fallout Timeline*
Normie
Why his sound is same as the wendover productions guy
You must be new here. This is his twin brother. He doesn't like planes
@@1000man2 LMAOOO
Wendover can shapeshift. Beware
@@asherbotwinik3120 r/woooosh
it is the wendover guy
This is the first video of yours that I am watching. You are one of the first youtubers to tell about history while also making me laugh out loud. Fuckin love it!
He's done it again! Hilarious content. Love the humor in these videos.
I can confirm that everything about he said was correct about Canada, as the one Canadian that lives there.
Lies. No one lives here in Canada. (Don't give them ideas, please. They might want to cross the border. We don't want that.)
5:49 The claw of the selfie stick is on the screen side of the smartphone. WTF
In Poland there's a Roosevelt Street in the city of Poznan and a Franklin Delano Roosevelt Street in the city of Wroclaw!
There's also one in Legnica ;D
As someone who lives in Hyde Park, NY I love hearing it mentioned by one of my favorite CZcams Channels
“...some politician’s overworked interns...” - timestamp 4:45.
It's funny how he says "this part of American history wasn't in America" despite Canada being part of the American continent.
I mean... come on, man. It's a US-Canada H.A.I video in English.
Plus, you already know there's Yankees about to come at ya with the picayune bullcrap anyway.
Right... Canada is in North America but not in America 🤔
America is a country North America a continent
@@mrbrainbob5320 Yes but the naming is funny. South Europe is in Europe but South America isn't in "America". At least not since people from the USA decided that "America" refers to their country as opposed to the new world in general.
@@mrbrainbob5320 America is a continent. United States of America is a country.
It, isn't the only international park. Off the top of my head, there's also the Peace Arch Park that bridges Washington State, and British Columbia
As a non-American (I think in American that the word for that is alien) I can categorically state. There are still other countries outside of America... We haven't yet all been wiped out by covid, consumerism, or thermonuclear war... Yet
Nah following WW2 America took over most of the free world, and became an empire, not by boots on the ground mind you, but rather by the wallet as well as culture. Thereby America has conquered without actually conquering! Brilliant! This is why cultural phenomena as well as crisis are currently synced around the world. The issue is that the US failed in their conquest of China and stalemated in Russia. JK! XD
Damn, he has learned our secret.
All hail our Moose Wizard.
Can someone like, count the amount of jokes he makes in each video!
I did! He made #ERROR Buffer Overflow# jokes !
You're gonna need some Adderall...
It's more like a comedy routine with bits of video sprinkled in it :P
There are a couple other shared US/Canada parks, such as the BWCA Wilderness and Quetico Provincial Park, and the shared Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, made up of Glacier NP in the US and Waterton Lakes NP in Canada....
Also interestingly, the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, was the only National Park designated as a memorial to a person. "Memorial" was removed from the park name in 1978.
I traveled to the Boundary waters north of Ely Minnesota, also known as Quetico. ( in the 1980's ) My understanding was that this National Park was shared by Canada, and USA. WE paddled to a house off the lakes to clear customs requirements. We paddled from Minnesota 60 miles into Canada.