Badass Women Warriors and Weirdly Named Ohio Governors | A Wikipedia Clickhole

🖱In this Wikipedia clickhole, we’ll start with an old small American bridge and end in the birthplace of Angela Merkel. On the way, we’ll uncover Ohio senators, heroines of history, ancient burial structures, and giant armadillos.

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🗓 Itinerary
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00:00 Welcome to Clickhole Wednesday!
00:49 Kirker Covered Bridge
01:24 Thomas Kirker
01:41 Quick detour to some naughty PA towns
03:21 Return J. Meigs, Jr
05:09 Othniel Looker
06:13 1757 births
06:39 Veronika Gut
07:15 Women in 19th-century warfare
07:57 Old-Lady-Grieves-The-Enemy
08:42 Women in 19th-century warfare
08:54 Dedee Bazile
10:43 18th-century rebels
10:55 Nusta Huillac
11:49 Qulla
14:29 Chullpa
15:50 Sillustani
17:08 Tombs in Peru
17:14 Cutimbo
17:35 Giant armadillo
18:26 Glyptodont
18:49 Taxa named by Hermann Burmeister
19:38 Hermann Burmeister
20:05, Stralsund, Germany
21:05 Summary and conclusion

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🎵 Music (all licensed through Epidemic Sound)
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Intro and outro music: Kendwa by Jones Meadow
Background music: Jacuzzi, Bumfuzzle, 368 (Jobii); Earl Grey (Dylan Sitts); Corn Candy (Guustaav); The Days of Old, Dusty Conscience, Believe Me When I Say It (Matt Large); Keep It, Sunday Brunch (Dylan Sitts)

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🎨 Resources
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Select images and other content licensed through Envato Elements, Pexels, Wikimedia Commons, and Pixabay. Memes are... well, memes.

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❤️ Special Thanks
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Big thanks to Wikipedia for the articles from which to make content. This video would be quite literally nowhere without it.