Top 10 UK Bridges So Weird Engineers Still Can't Explain Them!

Some bridges just get you across a river. These ones spin, tilt, curl into a ball, carry canals through the sky, and vanish under the sea twice a day. These are the strangest bridges in Britain and somehow, they all work.From the world's only rotating boat lift at the Falkirk Wheel to the "Blinking Eye" that tilts across the Tyne, the London bridge that rolls itself into a ball, and a tidal causeway that the North Sea swallows whole, we're counting down ten of the most bizarre and brilliant crossings the UK has ever built. Along the way we look at transporter bridges that carry cars through the air, a canal suspended over a valley, and the famous "Wobbly Bridge" that had to close just two days after it opened.For a country that gave the world so much of its engineering, Britain has a real weakness for solving a problem in the strangest way possible and then refusing to knock the result down.📍 Featured in this video: Pero's Bridge, Bristol The Gateshead Millennium "Blinking Eye" Bridge The Rolling Bridge, Paddington, London The Newport Transporter Bridge The Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Wales The Falkirk Wheel, Scotland The Bridge of Sighs, Oxford & Cambridge London's "Wobbly" Millennium Bridge The Holy Island Causeway, Lindisfarne Subscribe for a new video every week on Britain's most incredible, terrifying, and forgotten bridges.