The Weirdest Geographic Mysteries In Western Texas

The Weirdest Geographic Mysteries In Western Texas are hiding in plain sight. From the mysterious Marfa Lights and ancient rock art along the Rio Grande to a buried coral reef, disappearing springs, massive prehistoric creatures, forgotten volcanoes, sky islands, ghost towns, and an underground forest you can literally see over the top of — West Texas is far stranger than most people realize. In this video, we're counting down 20 of the strangest geographic mysteries, natural wonders, geological formations, ancient discoveries, and unexplained places hidden across Western Texas. We'll explore places including Big Bend National Park, the Permian Basin, Marfa, Terlingua, Guadalupe Mountains, Davis Mountains, Monahans Sandhills, Balmorhea, the Pecos River, and some of the most isolated landscapes in America. And at #1, we investigate one of Texas's most famous unexplained phenomena: the mysterious Marfa Lights of Mitchell Flat. If you enjoy geography, hidden places, strange history, ancient discoveries, unexplained mysteries, geology, abandoned locations, and places most people never hear about, subscribe for more. 📍 CHAPTERS 00:00 The W