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Apr 6, 2020 · Our planet is full of bizarre natural wonders. See 24 photos of the strangest – from sizzling hot Dallol, Ethiopia, to the Fairy Chimneys of Cappadocia, Turkey.
- 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.
- Jervis Bay, Australia. Australia’s Jervis Bay is actually home to the whitest sandy beach on the planet, but visitors don’t flock here for whiter-than-white sand.
- Spotted Lake, Canada. Hidden away in British Columbia, Canada’s Spotted Lake (known to First Nations people as Kliluk) is straight out of science fiction.
- Danakil Depression, Ethiopia. If aliens exist on Earth, they exist here. The Danakil Depression in Ethiopia is a weirder-than-weird piece of wonder that is the result of three tectonic plates diverging and leaving behind lava lakes, acidic springs and more.
- Zhangye Danxia, China. It's easy to convince yourself that the swirling colours of China’s Zhangye Danxia mountains are actually a painting, but this gorgeous landscape is very, very real.
Sep 12, 2017 · 46 Unbelievably Gorgeous Nature Photos to Get You Outside. Soak up the inspiring beauty of natural wonders near and far. By National Geographic Staff.
Nov 30, 2017 · 29 of The Most Surreal Landscapes on The Planet You Must See : ScienceAlert. Environment 30 November 2017. By Talia Avakian, Business Insider. (Anibal Trejo/Shutterstock.com) Earth is full of bizarre landscapes.
Dec 22, 2016 · Wind, water, pressure, minerals, heat, and lesser-understood forces mold and shape our environment, carving out caves and canyons, flooding and drying lakes, shaping mountains, shifting shorelines,...
Frozen methane bubbles, Canada. They look otherworldly, like flying saucers that dropped into the water and froze, or ancient, ice-encapsulated jellyfish. In fact, these icy circles are...
