Lake Ontario Is Hiding Something Nobody Talks About

Lake Ontario looks cleaner than it has in 100 years. That's exactly what should worry you. Toronto stares at this lake every single day and never actually looks at it. It's the smallest Great Lake on the map, but it's hiding a canyon-deep basin, a 1780 warship still standing upright on the bottom, a possible impact crater nobody has ever drilled, and a twin lake of liquid methane on one of Saturn's moons. In this video, I count down 15 facts about Lake Ontario, the last lake on the Great Lakes staircase, where four lakes and nine million people send their water and almost nothing ever truly leaves. By number one, you'll understand why the clearest this lake has ever looked is the most unsettling thing about it. Stay to the end. The last fact changes the first one. 💬 Have you stood on the shore of Lake Ontario, in Toronto, Kingston, Rochester, or below the Scarborough Bluffs? Did it look clean to you? Tell me in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for more geography where the last fact rewrites the first. I'm going through this continent's water one lake at a time.