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A video with an unusual phenomenon in the village of Svetly Put was published on her Instagram by a resident of Temryuk. The footage shows how the flame rises directly from the ground.
Orange crocodiles were spotted in Chitwan National Park at the foot of the Himalayas.
Japanese scientists turned to AI to find new geoglyphs in the north of the Nazca Plateau.
How strange can an ordinary family meal be?
Last Sunday, residents of the city of Nizhnekamsk had a unique opportunity to witness a fantastic natural phenomenon.
On Saturday evening, residents of the North Island of New Zealand watched a fireball flying through the sky. Some people have also heard sonic booms.
Visitors to a popular British beach have encountered a mysterious phenomenon. Last weekend, strange bubbles began to appear on the sand, causing concern among vacationers.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has spent more time in space than most people, but he still managed to confuse a UFO with a balloon of one of the world's most famous cartoon characters.
Note that in our country, intense small—sized vortices under clouds, having a vertical and often curved axis, are called tornadoes (from the Old Russian "smrch" - "cloud").
Recently, an unusual phenomenon was observed off the coast of the Sea of Azov, which made locals and tourists think about their visual abilities.
In 2013, on Lake Michigan, a 6-year-old boy, Nathan Wessner, was covered with sand when a sinkhole swallowed him up on Mount Baldy.
Unusual sounds that rang out in the lowlands near the Pihao Gorge led experts to a subspecies of glass frogs that had not been known to science until now.
