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Jack’s FT 🫡 :

Definitely a Graboid

Emmy :

that's a graboid

vtrob :

Call a univeristy or college geology department near you or email them this tiktok and details. And ask them if they know anything or anyone who might. Most phd’s are more than happy to talk about their fields or direct you to someone who might know more.

Linpoppins :

“And up through the ground came a-bubblin' crude. Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea.”

Randy Goatbeard :

As a forklift driver I can tell you with 100% certainty it is not a forklift.

TheLuckyOne007 :

I'd be pulling me back some rocks. I'm too nosey 😅

TYPE2vDIABETES :

I can safely say that this is 100% something. and if it isn't something, it could be anything. and if it isn't anything, it could be nothing. but if it isn't nothing, if could be something.

rizzlybear209 :

Chels🌻 :

Clearly no one has seen tremors .

Jake Stimpson :

I think I've solved your mystery

Caroline | GLP1✨ :

That’s just my mother in Law, crawling from hell😅😂😂😂

Alphas :

as an engineer that sounds like a a train underground. notice the rhythmic thumping.

semanticspire :

Too rhythmic. It is something mechanical or the effects of something mechanical.

Wendy :

im sorry i would be digging to find out what that was

Michelle Dawn :

I think the forklift guy is lying. Definitely seems like it could be a forklift.

greyhound_gal :

Sounds like the underworld is doing laundry!! 😳

Gina 🎀 First Five Farms 🐄 :

Karst Activity and Sinkholes: About 55% of Kentucky sits on limestone or bedrock that slowly dissolves, forming underground caves and sinkholes. As the earth shifts, dirt and rocks settling into these subterranean cavities can cause vibrating thuds or low, rhythmic grinding sounds.

Tik Tok :

As a Mom with decades of experience, I can tell you ‘ don’t touch it’.

Rob :

For those who do not understand and need further explanation, I would like to explain it as thoroughly as possible. Since I have taken the time to learn and seriously study the topic, I am sure that anyone who listens to this explanation will be able to understand it easily. I will try to use the language as easily as possible and try to avoid technical terms that may confuse it so that everyone can apply it and convey it correctly. First of all, you need to understand that everything in the world, both natural and artificial, always has a place to go, nothing happens irrationally, everything is logical and scientifically explainable, and as a person who has studied and reviewed this data for a long time, I am ready to explain this to you in the most detailed way. Explaining it scientifically requires the use of proven data and principles. The principles that I will explain are not just weightless words or stories that do not support it. I will try to illustrate and use scientific reasoning so that everyone can easily understand it and certainly apply it. I assure you, no one can explain it as easily as me. Whether it is for physics, chemistry, biology or even mathematics, I am ready to give you examples from everyday life. But in this case, to give you a short summary and a simpler scientific explanation, I have to say that it has the most obvious explanation, and the answer is, I don't know.

Slinger :

are we SURE it's not a forklift?!

FoodN00B :

I had the same thing on my farm. After me and a buddy were done digging it out ,turns out it was just the tectonic plates shifting

Melissa Larsen :

Wowzers, whatever it may be is groundbreaking.

Full Berries :

Based on my expert analysis, seems to be a cluster of rocks that are moving because the ground under them is shifting in a way that makes that happen.

Nomad Music Mom :

As my late father (RIP) would say, “well, it’s gotta be SOMETHING!”