The Great Explorers YouTube channel thumbnail
The Great Explorers
Subscribers 28.4K
Videos 7
Views 1.5M

Channels Like The Great Explorers

The Great Explorers covers historical exploration topics through long-form videos that delve into expeditions, survival, and ancient navigators, with content that resembles deep-dives and storytelling on expeditions. It leverages keywords like Explorers, history, Adventure, and podcast-style descriptions, publishing about 0.1 uploads per week and averaging roughly 214.6K views per video, based on the latest data (totaling 1.5M views over 7 videos).

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We found 42 YouTube channels similar to The Great Explorers

Scary Interesting YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 1.9M
Videos 264
Views 311.5M
Appearances 16
SERP 91%
Similarity 79%
expedition survival stories polar exploration history dangerous expeditions

Both target audiences interested in perilous expeditions and survival tales (queries like expedition survival stories, dangerous expeditions); they share a high search overlap (91%) with The Great Explorers but Scary Interesting presents a more sensational, horror-infused style (content match 79%), suggesting similar topics with a different tone.

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History Mapped Out YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 160K
Videos 123
Views 23.1M
Appearances 6
SERP 100%
Similarity 67%
age of exploration ancient explorers explorer discoveries

Both cover historical exploration topics such as the age of exploration and ancient explorers (queries: age of exploration, ancient explorers); they align closely on subject matter (queries 100%), though History Mapped Out’s content style diverges from The Great Explorers (content 67%), indicating similar topics delivered with a different presentation.

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Subscribers 25.9M
Videos 11K
Views 6.9B
Appearances 13
SERP 85%
Similarity 71%
expedition survival stories ancient explorers explorer discoveries

Both explore expedition survival stories and explorer discoveries (queries: expedition survival stories, explorer discoveries); high query overlap (85%) shows shared topics, but National Geographic’s broader, documentary-grade content leads to a moderate content similarity (71%), reflecting a more polished, mainstream approach.

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Luke Caverns

71% relevance

Subscribers 198K
Videos 140
Views 12.7M
Appearances 4
SERP 57%
Similarity 80%
amazon exploration history

Shares interest in exploration history (queries: amazon exploration history) and similar audience, but has much lower overall search alignment (57%), while the content emphasis is strong (80%), indicating niche historical focus with a distinct presentation.

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CrashCourse YouTube channel thumbnail
#5

70% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M
Videos 1.6K
Views 2.2B
Appearances 7
SERP 78%
Similarity 65%
historical exploration missions age of exploration voyages of discovery

Covers historical exploration missions and the age of exploration (queries: historical exploration missions, age of exploration), yielding solid overlap (78% search); however its educational, fast-paced style differs in depth and delivery (content 65%), creating an instructional but less niche comparison.

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#6

70% relevance

Subscribers 2.0K
Videos 17K
Views 1.7M
Appearances 12
SERP 75%
Similarity 66%
expedition chronicles

Targets expedition chronicles, aligning with The Great Explorers on core topic (queries: expedition chronicles); strong search overlap (75%) but moderate content similarity (66%), suggesting a similar focus with a different narrative voice.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors and match strengths: Scary Interesting — 84% match, 1.9M subscribers; National Geographic — 77% match, 25.9M subscribers; History Mapped Out — 80% match, 160K subscribers. All three channels align with overlapping queries such as expedition survival stories, polar exploration history, ancient explorers, and explorer discoveries. The Great Explorers is smaller in subscriber base compared to Scary Interesting and National Geographic (1.9M and 25.9M vs. 28.4K), while History Mapped Out is closer in scale to The Great Explorers (160K). These competitors share a focus on historical exploration missions and biographies, with National Geographic and Scary Interesting representing broader, high-subscriber appeal while History Mapped Out targets similar historical exploration topics.

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#7 67% Timeline - World History Documentaries 71% 5.8M 62% 7
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78% 11.6K 45% 5
#9 64% The Explorer's Diary
74% 64K 49% 3
#10 64% The History Guy: History Deserves to Be Remembered
72% 1.6M 51% 2
#11 64% MostAmazingTop10 69% 7.8M 55% 3
#12 63% Heimler's History
65% 1.2M 59% 7
#13 60% Culture Vulture Rises 66% 13.8K 50% 5
#14 56% Absolute History 68% 3.7M 38% 4
#15 56% Explainer14
67% 1.5K 40% 5
#16 56% Shadow Chronicles 68% 76K 37% 4
#17 55% Vox 64% 12.7M 40% 3
#18 54% Discovery
70% 6.3M 30% 7
#19 54% Biographics 69% 2.4M 32% 4
#20 54% Benny The Bouncer
62% 15.7K 42% 2
#21 54% The 7th Taskmaster 63% 6.3K 40% 3
#22 54% History Animation Channel
65% 44.1K 36% 4
#23 53% Greenbelly
74% 27.9K 23% 1
#24 52% Sleepy History Channel 71% 39.2K 24% 2
#25 52% UsefulCharts 67% 2.0M 28% 1
#26 51% Eddie Bauer
68% 93.6K 27% 2
#27 51% The Mariners' Museum and Park
68% 10.7K 27% 2
#28 51% Amazing Places on Our Planet
70% 1.1M 23% 1
#29 51% History Hit 71% 1.9M 21% 2
#30 51% MPA Singapore
66% 4.2K 28% 1
#31 50% lokichomp
60% 4.6K 37% 3
#32 50% Geo History 65% 1.0M 27% 2
#33 50% Whispers of History
68% 2.0K 23% 1
#34 50% Alux.com 64% 5.1M 28% 1
#35 49% TED-Ed 66% 22.4M 23% 4
#36 49% 4D Kid Explorer
65% 4.3K 24% 3
#37 48% J.O.E. VGM
61% 25.6K 28% 1
#38 48% Chronicles: Medieval
62% 19.5K 25% 3
#39 46% Eyecraftmc 61% 917K 23% 1
#40 46% Wuthering Waves - Topic
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#41 45% Alayric
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Search Queries Used

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to The Great Explorers?

The Great Explorers' biggest competitors are Scary Interesting (84% match, 1.9M subscribers), History Mapped Out (80% match, 160K subscribers), and National Geographic (77% match, 25.9M subscribers). These channels share a focus on history, exploration, and adventurous storytelling, appealing to audiences interested in historical expeditions and exploration narratives.

What type of content does The Great Explorers make?

The Great Explorers creates explainer and narrative videos about historical explorers and adventures, such as The Epic 1609 Voyage, expeditions lost for years, and survival stories (e.g., 500 days in Antarctica). Upload frequency is about 0.1 uploads per week, and average views per video are around 214.6K, with recent titles ranging from 86K to 414K views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to The Great Explorers?

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