15 amazing things in nature you won't believe actually exist.

Jun 16, 2013 12:57 PM

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Underground Natural Springs in Maxico

Been to the spring in Mexico in that picture. They call them "cenotes".

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Video about the Blood falls in antartica http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pIaf9LDJR9c

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Volcanic lightning looks like the most evil/badass thing I've ever seen come from the earth...besides humans :x

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the Balrog was angry.

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Perhaps you shouldn't have pissed him off, then. But no - that was nearly the result of ancient power being released in my volcano.

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You crazy, Nature... You CRAZY.

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#8 is actually known as Thors Well at Cape Perpetua. There are several other spouts in Oregon as well. Like in Depot Bay, Oregon. [pic cont]

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as an Oregonian I was trying to figure out where that was. It's been too long since I have been to the coast.

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For a second I thought it said Lake Hitler, and I was thinking, what other things have Australia named after dictators? But then i relooked

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Guys the artificial lighting in Moscow isn't a natural phenomenon...still cool though

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we had some of those in Idaho last winter. They are a natural phenomenon, but it has to be reeeeeaaally cold.

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Lake hitler

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Joke's on you, I believe all of these things exist

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I live in Maldives. The shores are often filled with bioluminescent plankton. Really gorgeous.

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One of my new goals in life is to never find myself standing under a "Spiderweb cocooned tree"

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Has been mine for a while. So far, doing pretty good =] I hope you reach your goal every day.

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#4 It's Naica, Mexico. I'm from there.

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Giant clouds over Bejing? Nahh, can't be.

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*Giant poisonous pollution cloud over site of June4 Tiananmen Square Massacre. <-- This comment will never be seen in China.

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If you could ever see the sky through all the smog

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I was hoping someone would notice that

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The picture in question just appears to be a bigass thunderstorm

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I wasn't aware your average cloud was particularly small.

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The blood falls are a actually a iron oxide tainted plume of saltwater coming out of the Taylor glacier

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Thank you =]

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Misread that last one as Lake Hitler

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You forgot the giant hole that is called the entrance to hell since it's on fire and burning shit 24/7

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Can someone explain blood falls in antartic as in why it look how it does?

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Antarctica

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#15- Ditto sure is a huge pokemon

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Are you calling me fat? D:

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hahaha

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I thought a dirty thunderstorm came after a vindaloo

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I love that the oregon salt fountain made it in, Local pride FTW

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One day nature will revolt and kill us all. Until then, we can abuse her and bully her

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Fuck spider web cocooned trees!! Fuck that shit! And wtf is walking UNDER it for?!?!

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Seriously! I would give that thing a REALLY WIDE berth if I were ever to encounter it while walking. Or just turn around.

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worst part: "..if you stood under one of these trees, dozens of small, very, very tiny spiders would just be dropping down onto your head."

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There was a huge flood that happened in Pakistan and all the spiders went into the trees as a form of retreat.

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16. Bigfoot

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17. People who believe Bigfoot is real

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18. Ghosts

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You can borrow Todd.

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I've swam in 3. It's called Ik Kil. It's just a few minutes outside Chicen Itza (2 hours west of Cancun) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ik_Kil

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Found this on random mode. I've been to Ik Kil too! Got excited that I saw some recognize it.

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#8 is confusing, why is it amazing to find salt water in the ocean?

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I don't know. Also, there are plenty of spouts around the Pacific. I'm guessing the op is from somewhere inland.

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Pic. 2 has false information. It isn't frozen air bubbles but methane bubbles.

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Sexy Earth :D

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earth being sexy or the sexy side of earth or sex and the earth

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Eath being Sexy I think xD

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so THAT'S where they get pepto bismol

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I move more air out of my nose then normal on this one. +1 for you.

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Darnit! I was just going to say that! +1 to you!

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Dammit, I was going to say that AND that. +1 to you BOTH!

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Darnit! There should be more people like you! +1 for you!

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TIL from Antarctica, Earth is a woman.

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Well Antarctica /is/ the base of the earth... where else would it be coming from?

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Gaia bleeds...

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Even Mother Nature calls to Mother Nature.

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Damn, imagine a small planet just shooting out of Antarctica and into space one day.

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i remember when earth was pregnant. That is how the moon was made. now it thinks it is old enough to lazily drift away.

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Its called Mother Nature for some reason

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Well it is /Mother/ Earth.

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Were was the evidence until now?!

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*where, my friend.

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I thought Captain Planet covered this debate?

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I'm not even disturbed anymore, damn you internet.

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You couldn't tell from the curves of the valleys and mountains, the abundance of life, the chance of absolute random death and destruction?

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This was exactly what I was thinking. Earth has random spouts of "FUCK EVERYTHING! I HATE YOU ALL! DIE! DIE!! DIE!!" to "ooh i love you!"

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I'm guessing that the water is colored red from iron deposits in the glacier, the same pigment giving our blood its color.

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I would assume/agree with this educated guess.

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"Blood Falls is an outflow of an iron oxide-tainted plume of saltwater." -Wiki

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you nailed it

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actually I think it was some kind of weird bug that caused that...I remember something on Discovery about it. Partially, I was high.

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there is evidence of autrophic bacteria that metabolize ferric and sulfuric ions that aid in oxidation, which results in an organish color

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dangit *autotrophic, my bad.

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I hope you mean bacteria, because a bug would have a hard time making it in those temperatures.

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like I said, it was a long time ago and I was high but I dont think it was iron lol

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Ugh, shut up

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Havin a bad day there slugger?

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Kind of. Sorry. I didn't mean to be a jerk. Thanks for asking. : /

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So am I. Today is my 21st birthday. I worked ALL day in the heat, came home to homework, and now that I am done I will post this comment and

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Happy birthday! (hoping not be too late) Cheers!!

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drink this 75% lemonade, 20% ice, 5% 8%-alcohol margarita mix drink in your name. Cheers!

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Oh wow, happy birthday! Have a drink and relax now that your work is done! :]

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