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These mountains sit in the Zhangye National Geo Park, in China and were formed due to sandstone and various minerals mixing together over millions of years.
This is one of Turkmenistan's biggest tourist attractions. The crater has been in flames since 1971.
The migration of sardines happens along the east coast of Africa like a blanket that covers stretches of ocean.
Known as the Moeraki Boulders, these rocks are located in New Zealand. They're formed over millions of years as the sea erodes the softer mudstone to reveal these unique round boulders underneath.
Found off the coast of Belize, this huge hole is almost 1,000 feet (300 meters) in diameter and 460 feet (140 meters) deep. It's a real underwater abyss.
When it rains in this Chilean desert, millions of flowers suddenly sprout from the sand. Unfortunately, it doesn't rain too often in this place.
Found in Namibia, these circles still have no scientific explanation. They are believed to be the work of some animal or some kind of vegetation.
This is what happens when a flock of starlings group together before a winter sunset in the United Kingdom.
This rare phenomenon happens when a lightning storm and volcanic eruption coincide and the volcano's surface is struck by lightning.
This phenomenon is caused by bioluminescent phytoplankton, microscopic marine creatures which generate light as a survival mechanism. When grouped together, the result is this hypnotizing, glowing mass.
Every year, millions of these butterflies leave the USA and Canada to head to Mexico. The skies are decorated beautifully by this phenomenon.
These are bubbles of methane gas frozen by negative temperatures at Lake Abraham in Canada.
Every year more than one hundred million red crabs cross Christmas Island headed to the Indian Ocean for mating season. Most of the island's streets are closed during the season which lasts around a week.
Death Valley, USA, is home to a strange phenomenon known as sailing stones. Thin floating panels of ice created by nighttime precipitation are driven by wind and move the stones overnight.
Nope, it's not a UFO. These strange clouds are formed in the troposphere and only happen in very specific conditions.
This phenomenon takes place due to the refraction of sunlight in ice crystals which are formed in cirrus clouds. They may look like rainbows, but they aren't really.
This lake in Tanzania has this color due to a red pigment in a bacteria found in the lake. It is also an extremely salty lake.
This type of cloud was only officially recognized in 1951. They create the impression that a storm is brewing in the distance.
These clouds are formed in downward air currents, unlike most clouds that form in upward air currents. "Mammatus" comes from mamma, Latin for udder.
Frost flowers happen in polar winters and are made up of frozen air humidity on the water's surface.
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Light pillars appear when ice crystals reflect solar or lunar light the in Earth's atmosphere.
This phenomenon takes place in Venezuela near the mouth of the Catatumbo River. The storm lasts around 10 hours and takes place on 140-160 days of the year.
Around the world, there are unique atmospheric and climatic conditions that create magical natural events. These incredible natural phenomena are more awe-inspiring than anything you might see on screen, no matter how much technology advances. Whether it's the mass migration of a species or a technicolor landscape, mother nature can often surprise us.
Click on to see stunning images of the best examples of nature's majesty.
The world's most awe-inspiring natural phenomena
Nature never ceases to amaze
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Around the world, there are unique atmospheric and climatic conditions that create magical natural events. These incredible natural phenomena are more awe-inspiring than anything you might see on screen, no matter how much technology advances. Whether it's the mass migration of a species or a technicolor landscape, mother nature can often surprise us.
Click on to see stunning images of the best examples of nature's majesty.