Australia: A Land Filled with Super Volcanoes

Hey guys! We decided to combine the 3 episodes that we made last year which cover Victoria's Devonian super eruptions. I was originally going to rerecord the audio, because I had a horrible mic back then. But I couldn't find the scripts for these, so we tried to fix it as best as we could. A lot of effort went into the creation of each episode, and they contain a vast amount of valuable information, so I figured it was best to combine them all into a single episode. Hope you all enjoy!

How fascinating. I lived in Victoria for a number years and was always intrigued by the various and numerous differences in it's geography. Rain Forest to desert, as well as Plains to the Dandenong Ranges. I would often spend many a week end driving all over. The Grampian are fascinating and a contrast to the Highlands. More please.

I've spent a lot of time 4x4ing, camping and exploring around Mansfield and Mt Buller. So cool to hear that a lot of those wild ridges I tackled were probably volcanic formations

I absolutely love this channel, I've lived all over Victoria in my 43 years on this planet and it rocks to learn so much about the places that are so dear to my heart and imprinted in my memories. Thank you so much for all of the brilliant work you do, i really hope someone can back up your claims and get this stuff taught in schools all over Australia. My partner and i were just talking about how much more exciting school would have been here in Victoria if we had this stuff on the syllabus! Is there a way to offer your work to Vic schools?? 🤔 As a kid i was lucky enough to dig up some smoky quartz in my mates uncles back paddock, now I know why it was there! Thanks again for all you do. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I like the way this guy encourages us to encourage him 😅 like he needs any encouragement 😜 his enthusiasm is infectious 😁 good stuff 👍🙏

It would be fantastic if you film your treks to discover Australia’s Volcanic activities. It would be like a show and tell.

Thank you for covering this specific area! I grew up an hour east of Mount Gambier and have always been fascinated with the various volcano's dotting the entire South West of the state and across into S.A

Absolutely love learning this information. There is a lot of ground movement in the strezlecki range and also a number of seismic faults causing quakes

Fantastic, i was born in Benalla and travelled and worked in a lot of areas in the first part of video. Keep up the great work.

THANK YOU so much for this (and ALL) of your published video(s). This information is exceedingly fascinating. Additional videos on this topic is hoped for (and very much appreciated).

I went through Koroit to Warrnambool last year and could tell there was a quite a bit of volcanic lava flow in the area. South Australias rocks seem to be millions of years old and sedate in comparison

Wow, that was Amazing, Thanks!

Thanks bro I was just learning about Skull Rock and this helps clear up some info on what was going on then. Excellent work as always!

Will you discuss the lava flow around metropolitan Melbourne and how it influenced the topography at some point? :)

Many years ago while living in Victoria Au. we used to picnic in a crater the crater was entered on the left and inner area has a BBQ area & walking trails.

The information you presented is utterly astounding and nearly incomprehensible! So much raw power!!!

Enjoying this channel. I lived in Geelong for several years before having to go back to the Americas and I only JUST joined up with a mineral club a little while before I left so I barely had any time to get into it. We visited a few sites for specimens (couple sites for fossil sea life including a sheep paddock with steep hills and so many rabbit bones you almost couldn't step without crushing some, and a site with lava bombs full of tiny peridot crystals) and sightseeing (organ pipes park, etc) which was pretty cool and got me wondering about other random things in the area but never had a chance to investigate like the random scoria just west of Geelong near Colac, or the You Yangs farther north. Also went west to the Grampians. I miss it sometimes, it was really beautiful.

Thank you for researching Australia.

Very interesting info 🤔 I live close to Mt Donna Buang and give thanks to the volcanoes that created some of the most stunning scenery in the world 🥰🇦🇺

You do an amazing job with these videos mate. I know because I'm a geologist, and I have struggled immensly finding decent information on volcanics during this time. It was also Mt Macedon that started my journey of discovery. Thank and and keep up the good work sir!