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- Light Pillars, Canada. This incredible phenomenon occurs when ice crystals are suspended in the air due to extreme cold conditions. The crystal then reacts with every light source around and create this stunning view.
- Bioluminescent Shore, Maldives. Again, this might seem magical and otherworldly, but bioluminescent phytoplankton actually creates this view of a starry shore.
- Lenticular Clouds. Lenticular clouds are stunning everywhere, but especially so when they hang atop the Mayon Volcano crater! Report. 73 points. POST. Tash.
- Moonbow, Hawaii. Commonly known as lunar rainbows, they differ from regular rainbows in that the moon's beams produce them rather than the sun. Report. 68 points.
- Gateway to Hell, Turkmenistan
- Volcanic Lightning
- Steam Eruptions, Hverir, Iceland
- Columnar Basalt
- Danxia Landforms
- Monarch Butterfly Migration
- Nacreous Clouds, Antarctic
- Sardine Run
- Dragon Blood Tree, Yemen
- Lenticular Clouds
Well, you have to witness these crazy phenomena to believe its existence! It is in the arid Karakum Desert of Turkmenistan, a fire lit by petroleum engineers in 1971 is still burning and makes the gas reserve appear like the gateway to the hell. Check Out Thrillophilia Reviews
Standing beside an active volcano; are you getting goosebumps? If not, then you might not have witnessed a volcano emitting lightning yet! This crazy phenomenon is called ‘dirty thunderstorms’ where volcanic eruptions also produces lightning and are enough to scare the hell out of anyone! Check out Thrillophilia Reviewsby Travellers on Trustpilot
Most of the children go crazy over playing in the mud! But what about when these muds start boiling and produces never-ending steam rays; isn’t this strange and eerie too! And if you still want to witness this crazy natural occurring, head to the Hverir, Iceland and witness it to believe it! Also Check: Zanskar River Trek in Ladakh
On the very first look, these facades might deceive you to believe they are artificial. But don’t hold this delusion for long as they are purely one of the crazy creations of the nature! Check out Thrillophilia Reviewsby Travellers
Be like the wind and the water; be shapeless but hold the capability to shape others! And if you visit the Danxia Landforms in China, you can witness how the wind and water has shaped up an entire valley into a fascinating piece of land! Check out Thrillophilia Reviewsby Travellers
Can’t call this crazy, but must say this will be one of the most desirable experiences of your life! With the advent of October, you can witness a kaleidoscope of Monarch Butterflies migrating towards Mexico from North America; a must experience in life. Check out Thrillophilia Reviewsby Travellers
Though these prismatic clouds appear not be real, they can be observed in the polar regions at full glory. Also known as the ‘mother of pearls’, these clouds are only visible during the twilight hours; at the crack of dawn and after sunset.
Starting from the month of May to July, billions and trillions of sardines swims across the Agulhas Bank to the coasts of South Africa. Large in number, this gathers creates an amazing sight to behold and can utterly be believed if not witnessed on own.
Not just the unusal shape; like an umbrella, but this species of tree in Yemen has a unique as well as intriguing characteristics. The secretion of red coloured sap (plant fluid) got it the name Dragon’s Blood Tree.
These clouds are often mistaken as unidentified flying objects due to their lens-shaped formations. Well, these clouds are usually stationary and are formed perpendicular to the flow of the wind.
- From Australia’s bubblegum-pink lake to a blood-red waterfall in Antarctica, these seven destinations are some of the world’s strangest sights. Majestic mountains and sparkling seas always attract travellers – but sometimes nature has a bigger trick up her sleeve.
- Frozen methane bubbles, Canada. They look otherworldly, like flying saucers that dropped into the water and froze, or ancient, ice-encapsulated jellyfish.
- Blood Falls, Antarctica. The name says it all. Blood Falls, in East Antarctica’s McMurdo Dry Valleys, looks like slowly pouring scarlet-red blood, staining snowy white Taylor Glacier and Lake Bonney below.
- Sailing Stones, US. When visitors stumbled upon scores of heavy stones that appeared to have moved across the dried lake bed of Racetrack Playa in California’s Death Valley National Park, leaving a tell-tale trail in their wake, scientists were baffled.
- BEHOLD! I don’t know about you, but being cooped up in the house has made me yearn for the majesty of nature like I’ve never quite yearned in the past.
- Moonbows. Much like rainbows, these colorful nocturnal arches occur when light (from the moon, in this case) reflects and refracts off water droplets in the sky.
- Halos. Similar to moonbows, sun halos, or a circle rainbow, form much higher in the sky when light reflects through ice crystals forming a perfect circle.
- Brinicles. What Alec Baldwin describes on Frozen Planet as “icy fingers of death,” brinicles are underwater stalactites, or hollow icicles, that form when cold salt water freezes.
Apr 25, 2023 · The world is full of wonders, many of which are offered by nature. Here is a list of 25 of the most amazing natural phenomena offered by our planet, from burning lakes to fire tornados...
Nov 14, 2022 · Nature has its own wonderfully weird way of surpassing every human marvel ever made. But seems so, we are not even in the league. Have a look at these 43 most surreal phenomena which you should see at least once in your lifetime.
Dec 12, 2023 · Blood falls – Antarctica. In Antarctica’s Taylor Glacier, a rare phenomenon occurs where red, iron-rich water oozes out from beneath the glacier’s ice, creating a striking contrast against the white landscape. It’s unsettling and unusual due to the “bloody” appearance.
