Wendover Productions is all about explaining how our world works. From travel, to economics, to geography, to marketing and more, every video will leave you with a little better understanding of our world. With millions of subscribers Wendover Productions is home to some of the interesting videos on the Internet. Be it logistics of everyday things or some random Chinese airport problem. Wendover Productions has got it all! With new videos going out every Tuesday the channel is a hub for almost everything!
On 23rd June, 2021 Wendover Productions announced that one of its most popular series Extremities is returning but in a new form. In their latest video Wendover Productions revealed that Extremities is getting its own separate standalone YouTube channel!
Extremities is all about “How and why the world’s most remote settlements exist“. Each video even features interviews from local people who experienced things first hand and share their outlook with the world. The first two videos are already out on the Channel namely:
While the rest of the world prepared to welcome 2020 with fireworks and ball drop, something strange happened in Little Bay. Everyone abandoned the island. Interesting yet spooky! Watch the video to know why:
Never heard about Socotra and let alone the UAE annexing it. Wonder how life is on that island, well that’s what this video is all about:
Extremities will upload new interesting videos every third Wednesday. Click Here to visit the channel. We previously covered The Best Of Wendover Productions. To know what it holds in store for you. CLICK HERE.
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