From the vivid colors of a beautiful hot spring to a random rock
formation that looks just like an elephant - these are the
extraordinary phenomenons of the natural world.
The outlandish landscapes might look like something from another
planet but they are in fact completely natural eccentricities. And
while these mind-blowing quirks of Mother Nature might continue to
puzzle scientists, they also continue to draw in tourists
fascinated by the surreal spectacles
The Wave in Utah - Carved rock eroded into a
wave-like formation made of jurrasic-age Navajo sandstone that is
approximately 190 million years old.
The Great Blue Hole in Belize - A large
submarine sinkhole which is over 984 feet across and 407 feet deep.
The sinkhole was formed during several episodes of quaternary
glaciation when sea levels were much lower
The elephant rock formation in Valley of Fire State Park
in Nevada - A strange natural sandstone rock formation
resembling an elephant
The pink Lake Hiller lake in Western Australia
- Scientists have proven the strange pink color is due to the
presence of algae which is usually the cause of strange
coloration
The sliding stones of Death Valley, California
- The movement of the rocks continue to baffle experts, with some
rocks sliding across a perfectly flat bed despite weighing up to
700 pounds each
