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15 Amazing and Unbelievable Things You Had No Idea Could Happen in Nature

by N/A, 10 years ago | 1 min read

Nature is an incredible thing, and sometimes, it's hard to believe some of the natural occurrences that exist around the world. 

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1. Danxia Landforms, China

These colorful landforms might look like a Dr. Seuss story come to life, but they're actually the result of mineral deposits that have been moved around by wind and rain.

2. Pororoca, the breathtaking wave

These surfable tidal waves can reach 12 feet in height and cover 500 miles of the Amazon River.

3. Frost Flowers

When the temperature near a plant is below freezing, but the plants temperature is higher, the water inside the plant gets pulled toward the petals and turns into a frost flower. 

4. Snow Donut

Snow donuts are the result of high speed winds and snowing conditions. Once a snowball gets rolling, it can turn into a snow donut, if the conditions are right. 

5. "The Door to Hell"

The Door to Hell is a natural gas fire in Turkmenistan which was lit in 1971 by Soviet petroleum engineers.

6. Waterspouts

Waterspouts are tornadoes that happen over water. The can be especially dangerous to ships and boats. 

7. Penitentes

These snow sculptures form in areas with high-altitude and low humidity.

8. Bioluminescence

Bioluminescence is a chemical reaction that occurs when certain organisms are disturbed. They glow when touched, resulting a glow-in-the-dark  experience.

9. Brincles

When cold brine ends up in water with a higher level of density and higher temperature, you start to see brincles form. 

10. Snow-covered trees in Finnish Lapland
11. Spotted Lake, Canada

This lake's odd appearance is the result of evaporation of mineral-laden water. It left behind large deposits that remain in the lake.

12. Columnar Basalt

The honeycomb pattern of columnar basalt is the result of lava flows. 

13. Mammatus Clouds

These clouds form because of sinking air and a high concentration of precipitation. 

14. Light Poles

Light poles form when there are lots of tiny crystals in the atmosphere. 

15. Morning Glory Clouds

These clouds can span up to 1,000 kilometers, but can result in dangerous turbulence for planes.

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