Monte Kali is an unusual landmark in the small town of Heringer in eastern Hesse, Germany. It’s a spoil heap containing nothing but sodium chloride or common table salt, which is a byproduct of potash...
The Mysterious Marree Man
Etched into the dry sand of Australia’s barren outback is the world’s largest geoglyph, known as “Marree Man,” an enormous figure of an Aboriginal man hunting birds or wallabies with a throwing stick....
The Dark Hedges aka Game of Thrones’ Kingsroad
Every natural wonder is unique in its own way, so is the Dark Hedges in County Antrim’s Bregagh Road, Northern Ireland. What’s special about that long, dreamy tree-tunnel? It was a sole family project!...
Cruise Ship On a Cliff in South Korea
Perched high above the shores on the costal cliff in Jeongdongjin, a South Korean tourist town known for having the best view of the sunrise, according to the website visitkorea.com, is a cruise ship...
Mysterious Phenomenon of Bamboo Flowering
Bamboos are the fastest-growing plants on Earth. A typical bamboo grows as much as 10 centimeter in a single day. Certain species grow up to a meter during the same period, or about 1 millimeter every...
These Silica Rocks Resemble Beautiful Natural Scenes
Agate is a crystalized form of silica, made up primarily of chalcedony, a type of quartz that is composed of very fine intergrowths of the minerals quartz and moganite. Agates form primarily in cavities...
10 Extinguished Nopes that You Should Really be Glad are Dead!
Here are 10 extinct nopes that you should really be glad are dead.
1. Carbonemys:
With a name that means “carbon turtle”, what harm could this thing possibly do? Other than being carnivorous, being...
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