These photos may seem weird, but they actually show us what happens to our planet. Some things are bad and freaky, while others are really amazing. By looking at these photos, you'll realize that there are places on Earth where you would never want to go, while there are others where you would love to travel some time in your life. The fact is that Earth will never stop impressing us with all its miracles. You should always remember this and try to protect nature from being destroyed.
Never-ending Wave
It occurs twice a year in Brazil when the Atlantic ocean meets the mouth of the Amazon River. The resulting waves can travel 500 miles inland before slowing down.
Under-water Crop Circles
In Japan, male pufferfish flapping their fins create these alien-esque circles in the sand.
Blue Lava
Due to the combustion of sulfuric gases at extremely high temperatures, this volcano in Indonesia produces the blue glowing lava.
Calcifying Lake
This creepy lake in Tanzania, Lake Natron, has such high pH levels that it calcifies any animal that goes into the water.
Danxia Landforms
Over millions of years, the red sandstone and mineral deposits in certain areas of China have created these rainbow-like landforms.
Hair Ice
Water escaping plants in freezing weather can have this follicle-effect due to certain bacteria presence.
Horsetail Falls
In Yosemite National Park, California, this waterfall looks more like lava with a bright orange glow at certain times of the day in February.
Lenticular Clouds
These clouds occur when the moist air overflows a mountain.
Living Rocks
They aren't actually rocks; they're sea creatures that line the beaches of Chile and are completely immobile.
Maelstroms
Conflicting tidal waves create these whirlpools that can suck in swimmers and boats.
Rainbow Trees
These Australian eucalyptus trees shed their bark to reveal vibrant colors.
Assembly Of Crabs
Off the coast of Australia on Christmas Island, the annual migration of nearly 120 million red crabs creates quite a sight as they make their way to the ocean.
Steam Towers
Occurring alongside the Northern Lights, these geothermal formations make the area seem even more like a sci-fi movie.
Black Sun
Formed by the massive migration of European starlings and can be seen every spring in the skies of Denmark. Check out this video to see this phenomenon in action.
Ever-Lasting Storm
The mouth of the Catatumbo River in Venezuela creates weather conditions that lead to 160 consecutive stormy nights.
Flowering Desert
Every few years, after a particularly heavy rain, these deserts in Chile sprout flowers.
Great Blue Hole
This Belize attraction was formed through erosion way back when the sea level was much lower.
Monarch Butterfly Migration
Every year across the United States and Mexico, the beautiful butterflies gather in droves for their migration.
Underwater Water Fall
On the island of Mauritius, this sudden dip in ocean depth creates the illusion of an unusual water fall.
Volcanic Lightening
When a volcano explodes, the amount of electrical and static charges released can sometimes lead to this firey electrical storm.
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