The video discusses various images circulating on the internet, addressing their authenticity. It covers topics like a giant monster on a bridge, a mutated bat, a lightning-struck tree, an old video conference photo, a frog with eyes in its mouth, an iceberg analogy, a fake photo of Lula reading upside down, mutant sardines, and a fake sea serpent. The video concludes by debunking a famous photo of a shark attacking a helicopter, revealing it as a Photoshop creation, and urging viewers to like, subscribe, and check out other videos on the channel.
1. The text discusses various videos and images that have circulated on the internet, each claiming to show a unique or extraordinary event or creature.
2. The video about a giant on the São Francisco bridge was created by an effects artist named Justen Ledo to attract attention.
3. Another video showed a supposed flying monster found in Africa, but it was revealed to be a species of bat called the hammerhead bat.
4. A photo that appeared to show a tree changing color and catching fire due to a lightning strike was actually a well-done image created by an artist.
5. A video conference photo taken in 1954, showing a man talking to another person, was thought to be fake due to its black and white appearance. However, it was confirmed to be real.
6. A photo of a frog with eyes in the roof of its mouth was genuine, but was mistaken for a fake due to its unusual appearance.
7. An image that symbolized the concept of the internet was found to be false, as it was created by a professional photographer who used several photos to create the image.
8. A photo of Lula Lei, the former President of Brazil, reading Paulo Coelho's book upside down went viral on the internet in 2011. However, it was discovered to be fake.
9. A photo of mutant sardines was found to be false due to their symmetrical appearance and the fact that photoshop could have been used to create the image.
10. A photo of scientists holding a giant sea serpent was revealed to be a fake, created by an artist named Takeshi.
11. A photo showing a shark attacking a helicopter was found to be false, as it was a photoshop montage.
12. The video ends with a call to action, encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel and like the video.