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Naka Cave (Nāga Cave) located ın Phu Langka Natıonal Park whıch ıs ın the Bueng Khong Long Dıstrıct #Thaıland. Naka means ‘snake’ ın the Thaı language, and the cave took ıts name from the texture of some stones ın the area, whıch resembles the scaled skın of a snake
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Dotted around the northern regions of California are a handful of the oldest redwoods and giant sequoias in the world, reaching up to the skies like something out of Tolkien’s universe. These colossal trees can grow to be over 300ft high and 3,000 …
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Resembling something out of Jurassic Park, the strange-looking Dendrosenecio kilimanjari can only be found atop Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. Image credit: Peter Zahar Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, is pretty fascinating in itself. …
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On November 3rd, a temporary crack in Earth’s magnetic field set off rare pink auroras in the skies of northern Norway. Image credit: Markus Varik/Greenlander Auroras are mostly caused by the solar wind, as charged energetic particles from the Sun …
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1. Black bat flower Black bat flower – Worlds weird flowers Also known as the Tacca Chantrieri, the black bat flower is an unusual one that is found in parts of India, Thailand, Malaysia, and East Asia. As the name suggests, the flowers have a unique …
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Events that seem like out of this world…so rare and so beautiful that you won’t believe they truly exist. Two words – MINDBLOWINGLY AWESOMATIC! 1. Aurora borealis (Northern Lights) Location: Above the magnetic poles of the northern and southern hemispheres …
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Information about blue wall and grotto viewpoint One of the main attractions in Malta is the Blue Wall and Grotto Cave view, which attracts thousands of visitors annually, as tourists flock here to view the stunning cave via local boat tours (which are …
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