In the video, the host, Pose, tests various experiments and myths in Minecraft. He examines if it's possible to place blocks above the maximum height limit, light fires underwater, and if llamas can ring bells. He also explores whether pigs can pass through barriers, if ender pearls can be grown, and if a levitating fox will continue to attack a chicken. The experiments yield mixed results, with some working as claimed and others debunked as myths. The video concludes with Pose encouraging viewers to suggest other myths to test and to like and subscribe for more content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The maximum height in Minecraft is 255 blocks.
2. The video "Popular experiments and myths in Minecraft" has 700,000 views.
3. A video by Alex Orwell has 70,000 views.
4. A command block can be used to set a fire underwater in Minecraft.
5. A llama can ring a bell in Minecraft.
6. A llama can't ring a bell through a barrier in Minecraft, but it can ring it if it's standing next to the bell.
7. A pig can pass through a barrier in Minecraft if it's led by a carrot.
8. A pig can't pass through a barrier in Minecraft if it's not led by a carrot.
9. A snowman can be spawned in Minecraft using a pumpkin and a cross-shaped structure.
10. A totem can be used to enchant an item in Minecraft, but it won't make the item infinite.
11. A cauldron can be made impenetrable in Minecraft by using a piston to move two boilers towards each other.
12. A portal to the Nether can be spawned in Minecraft using a drip stone, a block of drip stone, and a lighter.
13. A llama can spawn in Minecraft and ring a bell.
14. A pig can be led through a barrier in Minecraft using a carrot.
15. A snowman can be spawned in Minecraft using a pumpkin and a cross-shaped structure.
Note: Some of the "facts" mentioned in the text are actually experiments or attempts to test certain myths in Minecraft, and the results may not be what the creator expected.