Unusual weather phenomena in the world
Fire, ice bombs, and rain of blood are ranked among the most unusual weather phenomena in the world.
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Fire, ice bombs, and rain of blood are ranked among the most unusual weather phenomena in the world.
Thick rock makes cars stuck, unable to move on the street.
Due to lack of weather forecast, his father recognized the signs of the storm by observing nature.
Many islands have special shapes that are easily reminiscent of smiley, crescent moon or palm trees.
Residents of Dorset County, England, were surprised to see a strange cloud like a flying saucer above West Bay, Dorset on the afternoon of October 25, Long Room reported.
The small island in question is called Baljenac or Bavljenac. Baljenac is
Many bats have spectacular performances every evening when they begin to fly out of hidden caves, forming a swirl in the night sky, according to CNN.
Scientists at NASA photographed the Shiveluch volcano on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula on Aug. 20 with radioactivity and heat emission (ASTER) devices on Terra satellite.
In the middle of the hot summer, the weather changed abnormally, sudden hail fell in St.Petersburg city, Russia turned a white street like ice.
Many people think that this is a rare natural phenomenon. However, many others believe that this is just a photoshop product of some people to attract curiosity and atte…
In the past, we were once known as a country with a recycling rate of nearly 100% Sweden.
Behind the reason why artist Antoine Repessé did not dispose of garbage for 4 years was a deep message to the world.
The climate of our country is very unique: the climate is hot but not dry like Southwest Asia, North Africa. Hot and humid but not hot and humid all year round as island…
Located along the Japanese coast region in the city of Tottori, sand dunes have amazing beauty.
Scientists have discovered a new form of tornado formed in the South American Andes, causing crystal-like rock crystals to appear along sand dunes.