Exploring the Anomaly of Pirate Island

The video explores the mysteries of Pirate Island, where a team of Spanish geologists uses advanced radar to discover a significant anomaly. This anomaly, unlike any known object, could potentially be a historic treasure. The expedition faces challenges, including time constraints and risks, as they investigate shipwrecks in Pirate Bay.

What technology did the Spanish geologists use to survey Pirate Island?

• Ground penetrating radar

• Sonar scanning

• Thermal imaging

• Satellite imaging

What was the unexpected finding on Pirate Island?

• A large anomaly

• A new species of plant

• A natural cave

• A hidden waterfall

How did the anomaly differ from known objects like cannons?

• It was much larger

• It was smaller

• It was underwater

• It was made of wood

What is the speculated identity of the anomaly?

• A sunken ship

• A natural rock formation

• The Lost Treasure of lioo

• An ancient temple

What emotion did the team feel upon discovering the anomaly?

• Disappointment

• Excitement

• Fear

• Indifference

What is the size of the anomaly speculated to be the Lost Treasure of lioo?

• 15 ft in diameter

• 10 ft in diameter

• 5 ft in diameter

• 20 ft in diameter

What is the main risk associated with exploring Pirate Island?

• Harsh weather

• The expedition's time limit

• Wild animals

• Lack of resources

What is the potential consequence of leaving the anomaly unexplored?

• It could be lost forever

• It might be forgotten

• It might be stolen

• It could be damaged

Where is Pirate Island located?

• In the Mediterranean Sea

• On Isle St Marie, Madagascar

• In the Pacific Ocean

• Near the Caribbean

What is Barry Clifford's team investigating?

• Ancient ruins

• Shipwrecks beneath Pirate Bay

• New species of fish

• Volcanic activity