Is the ground beneath your feet trying to kill you? (Spoiler: Yes, it definitely is). We sat down to react to a terrifying History Channel documentary, and honestly? We might never sleep again. If you think global warming just means hotter summers, wait until you hear what’s waking up in the ice. In this episode, we are peeling back the layers of the Earth to expose the hidden dangers that threaten human extinction. First up, we look at Yellowstone National Park. It’s not just a place for yogi bears and geysers; NASA satellite imagery has confirmed a massive Supervolcano lurking right beneath the surface. We discuss the rock analysis that proves this monster is still active and ask the big question: Is a volcanic winter closer than we think? But wait, it gets worse! We then travel to the frozen wastelands of Siberia, where melting permafrost is releasing something out of a horror movie. We break down the real-life Anthrax outbreak—caused by "Zombie" spores from a thawed-out reindeer—that proved biological history doesn't stay buried forever. We break down: - The NASA Discovery: How satellites found the magma plume under Yellowstone. - The "Zombie" Bacteria: How ancient Anthrax survives for centuries in ice. - Reaction & Analysis: Are these just scare tactics, or should we be prepping for the apocalypse? Join us as we laugh through the fear and analyze the science behind the End of the World. It’s nature vs. humanity, and nature is playing dirty. 👇 Hit Play before the volcano erupts! Did this episode freak you out? Make sure to SUBSCRIBE/FOLLOW and leave a 5-star review so we can keep bringing you the scariest truths on the planet! FAQ for this Episode: - Is the Yellowstone Supervolcano active? Yes, NASA imagery and rock analysis confirm the volcano beneath Yellowstone is active, though an eruption is not currently predicted. - What is the Siberian Anthrax outbreak? It was a biological event where melting permafrost thawed a frozen reindeer carcass infected with anthrax, releasing spores that infected humans and animals. - Can melting ice release viruses? Yes, permafrost acts as a freezer, preserving ancient bacteria and viruses (like Anthrax) that can reactivate when thawed.