Take stock of those rare phenomena in nature

Take stock of those rare phenomena in nature

Mammatus clouds: Although they look beautiful, they generally indicate that extreme weather is about to occur.

Fire tornado: a tornado phenomenon that usually occurs in forest fires

Wave clouds: can be seen in the plains of the United States, often before thunderstorms in the early morning.

Cappuccino Beach: An abnormal natural phenomenon that occurs in Australia. Giant foam generated by ocean impurities engulfs the beach and nearly half of the nearby buildings.

Black Sun: In some areas of Europe, you can watch the spectacular sight of thousands of starlings flying in flocks, looking for perches and fending off predators. It is also known as the Black Sun.

Rainflapper hole cloud: Also known as hole hole cloud, it is generally a gap phenomenon caused by aircraft passing through under suitable atmospheric conditions.

Spider tree: The "spider tree" in the flood in a certain area of ??Pakistan. In order to avoid the flood, the spiders climbed up the tree to build webs, so this strange thing happened!

Wall Cloud: An extremely dangerous cloud phenomenon that is often accompanied by tornadoes!

Ice Plush: This thing that looks a bit like marshmallow is actually a product of the simultaneous action of low temperature and fungus.

Death Ice Finger: This This natural phenomenon with a sense of science fiction is actually white icicles formed by low-temperature salt water at the bottom of the deep sea

Flaming Falls: also known as Gullfoss, a natural phenomenon formed by sunlight at a specific angle, located in California, USA Yosemite National Park in the state, often occurs in February every year.

Ice spikes: The reason for their formation is very simple. The pits on the surface of the snow will accelerate the melting of the holes, thus forming ice spikes.

Moroccan goat tree: Goats climbing trees is a special sight unique to the small town of Daroudan in Morocco. The local climate is hot and rainless. The goats have developed a good skill in climbing trees in order to eat fruits and replenish water!

Volcanic lightning: It is a lightning phenomenon caused by volcanism.

Morning glory clouds: a rare phenomenon, also known as scroll clouds, usually appear before a storm

The red ones are actually migrating crabs

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Gate to hell: Turkmenistan, the Davaza natural gas burning pit has been burning for nearly 50 years. What a waste...

Fluorescent beaches: Also known as the "Mars Tide", they are formed by luminous plankton. There are seven known fluorescent beaches around the world, three in Puerto Rico, two in Australia, one in the Maldives, and one in Qinhuangdao, Hebei, China.