10 Famous Legends That Actually Have Rational Explanations

Here are 10 famous legends that actually have rational explanations. There are many legends that have been passed on through history. Learn the explanations behind them.

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Summary:
Over the course of our extensive history on Earth, mankind has passed on stories that have lived on to this day. Whether they’ve been tales of courageous men that have come and gone, or mythical creatures that were said to have roamed the planet, we have observed the extents of human imagination, and the power of storytelling. In fact, there are probably all sorts of things you didn’t know about the world. Today, we explore eleven famous legends with rational explanations - from the bible to giants, to all sorts of other historical events, this video has got it all!.

Whether we choose to believe it or not is our own individual prerogative, though there are certain things that could be harder to argue than others. It’s only natural to be skeptical since we can’t precisely determine the validity of tales from our rich and interminable history. There are certain happenings in the past that actually have rational and convincing explanations, backed by scientists, historians, and archaeologists, among other credible sources.

One of the more renowned stories of the Bible is when Moses parted the sea, leading his people through to walk through its path. Very few people today are aware that this phenomenon can be seen in North Korea, close to Jindo Island, where the water between the islands parts for a whole hour. This opens a long wide road where thousands of tourists can walk through and observe the sea animals, much like Moses and his people were said to have done. Scientists say this isn’t, in fact, a miracle, as it happens due to the differences of times of ebbs and flows. The Path of Moses led from the continent to the island, much like we see in this body of water.

When investigating legends, it’s important to consider supporting evidence that has come along the way. Despite what we choose to believe as a myth or truth, there are certain aspects that can make it quite difficult to deny. Ultimately, it’s our own choice to accept it as fact or fiction.