Wildlife hides a lot of mystery and magic scenery fascinating.
1. Submerged in Lake Forest Kaindy
Kaindy is 400 meters long lake in the Tian Shan range, 129 km from the city of Almaty. The lake is nothing more beautiful in the classic story with straight trunks jutting up from the lake bottom.
2. Dust storm causes lightning in volcanic areas
Dust storms often occur in volcanic regions and created an extremely impressive sight as lightning, fire red appearance midst gray cloud of smoke. Although this phenomenon incalculable disaster forecasting, no one resist its majestic beauty.
3. Bubbles frozen Abraham Lake, Canada
Abraham is the artificial lake located in western Alberta, Canada. The lake species emit a lot of gas and the gas bubbles when the lake freezes in the winter because of no time to float to the surface.
Lake Cenote Ik-Kil in Chichen Itza to share this cool blue water all year round, is to escape the heat of the people of Mexico have long.
5. Hang large crystal, Nacia, Mexico
Hang up to 290 meters deep underground storage of not only beautiful sparkling crystal which was also mine copper, silver and gold.
6. Sparkling beaches, Vaadhoo, Maldives
This phenomenon occurs when the bacteria are endemic in Vaadhoo exposed to air. We simultaneously as fireflies glow, creating a scene is like in the movie Avatar.
7. Copper salts reflective, Bolivia
Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt pans in the world with an area of 4,086 square meters. Fields covered with salt crystals are clear, just as a mirror of the sky.
8. Column light, Moscow, Russia
Column is light optical phenomenon that occurs when light reflects almost perpendicular to the ice plays a lot in the winter in Russia.
9. Fountain natural salt, Oregon coast, USA
With the strong flow of the tide, combined with complex terrain, visitors to the Oregon coast to admire the natural salt water fountains very "unique" like this.
10. Plants "spider", Pakistan
After the terrible floods in Pakistan, millions of spiders climbed trees and hid flood silk prices create bizarre spider trees.
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