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TOP 7 NATURAL WONDERS (THAT YOU'VE NEVER SEEN)
BY MARK
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CAÑO CRISTALES RIVER-COLOMBIA
Water level dips during the brief window between the wet and dry season
The water level dips just enough where the sunlight hits the moss at the right amount
Making the moss explode into colors
COlors vary from pink, Purple, Blue, red
3.
EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
Water pollution
Loss of habitat
4.
THE STONE FOREST-CHINA
Giant stalagmite looking rocks coming up from the ground.
They cover an area of 350km (217mi)
Limestone came up sea level went down
wind eroded the weaker stone leaving the stronger limestone.
5.
EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
MIning
6.
THE MARBLE CAVES-CHILE
Most beautiful cave network in the world
6000 years of erosion carved out these caves
Colors change due to water level, season, and light
7.
EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
Stealing marble over many years
Explosion
8.
SARISARIÑAMA SINKHOLES-VENEZUELA
4 sinkholes on the top of a flat mountain
352 meters wide and 314 meters deep (1155ft/1030ft)
Discovered in 1961 by a pilot flying above
9.
EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
Air pollution
Climate change
10.
CAVE OF THE CRYSTALS-MEXICO
Cave 300 meters below the surface (984ft
Gypsum crystals
12 meters length/4 meters diameter
Weighed 55 tons (39ft/13ft)
Discovered in 2000
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EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
Using the crystals
12.
ICE TOWERS OF MOUNT EREBUS-ANTARCTICA
2nd highest volcano in Antarctica
On the slope of the volcano are 18meter tall (59ft) ice towers that continuously spew out steam from the caves below
In a place where temperatures reach -93°c (-153°f) this ice towers look almost magica
The ice is so thick it doesn't melt even though there is high temperature steam coming out of them
13.
EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
Greenhouse effect
14.
THE EYE OF THE SAHARA-MAURITANIA
This eye stretches 15km across (31miles)
This eye was eroded over many years from wind blowing off layers of sand and sediment
Despite intense field and lab research they still don't know the origin of this eye
15.
EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
MIne for the sediment
16.
THE EFFECTS OF PEOPLE
These attractions will disappear
If we continue this path
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THE END
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