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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2026 · 43 MIN

Giants Walked the Earth… So Where Are They Now?

from The Deepest Rabbit Hole · host Kaylah Lorraine

What if giants didn’t disappear thousands of years ago?In this episode of The Deepest Rabbit Hole, we’re going through some of the strangest giant stories throughout history, from early explorers describing enormous people in Patagonia to reports of giant skeletons discovered across America, Lovelock Cave and the legends of red-haired giants, and the infamous Giant of Kandahar encounter.But things get even stranger when you compare some modern descriptions to ancient biblical accounts of the Nephilim, Anakim, Rephaim and giants described with six fingers and six toes.Then there’s the question nobody seems to ask: if a small population of giants somehow survived, where could they actually be hiding today?Remote mountains? Unexplored cave systems? Dense jungles? Or somewhere much farther away from civilization?This rabbit hole goes deeper than I expected.Watch until the end, because the similarities between one modern giant encounter and an ancient biblical description are genuinely eerie.This video explores historical accounts, folklore, legends, biblical texts and modern encounter stories for discussion and entertainment.

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