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9. Red Tides
This natural phenomenon occurs due to the concentration of microorganisms in coastal areas, precisely in the vicinity of the river or on shore, thus making the water turn into purple and red.
8. Columnar Basalt
Rock formations formed by frozen lava eruptions. This natural phenomenon is found in Northern Ireland Giant's causeway.
7. Sun Dogs
This natural phenomenon featuring three of the sun on the horizon line.
6. Moeraki Boulders
Round stones on the beach formed by waves. Located on the beach Koekohe
5. Penitentes
Natural phenomenon which only occurs in the region between Chile and Argentina. This natural phenomenon is the phenomenon of snow tapered upward caused by strong winds in the Andes mountain region.
4. Light Pillars
Visual phenomena created by light reflection.
3. Catatumbo Lightning
Venezuela residents call this phenomenon "Relampago del Catatumbo". Lightning location can be found at the mouth of the river in the lake Marcaribo Catatumbo Venezuela. This lightning can reach 5km. Thunderstorms occurred 140 to 160 times in the evening. per hour can occur 280 flashes of lightning. So in one year is estimated to occur 448 000 bolt. Thunderstorms occurred due to collision of wind comes from the Andes mountains. Some people say this region has the largest ozone layer in the earth.
2. Cave of the Crystals
The cave, which contains a crystal pillar which is located in a mine in Mexico Cihuahua.
1. Pink and White Terraces
Natural wonders of New Zealand who is now a distant memory because it has been damaged by the explosion of the volcanic mountain Tarawera in 1886. This natural phenomenon of warm water is formed by geysers and ice along the mountain slopes. At the bottom there is a pool of warm water 3 hectares. Before destroyed by the volcanic explosion of Mount Tarawera in 1886, this natural phenomenon into the eighth wonder of the world
10 Most Fascinating Natural Phenomena In The World
Here are 10 of nature's most amazing phenomena in the world:
10. Ice Circles
The circles of ice is a very rare phenomenon on the surface of cold water. The circles of ice can be found in Scandinavia and North America. This phenomenon is the last time encountered in the UK in Novermber 2009.
This natural phenomenon occurs due to the concentration of microorganisms in coastal areas, precisely in the vicinity of the river or on shore, thus making the water turn into purple and red.
8. Columnar Basalt
Rock formations formed by frozen lava eruptions. This natural phenomenon is found in Northern Ireland Giant's causeway.
7. Sun Dogs
This natural phenomenon featuring three of the sun on the horizon line.
6. Moeraki Boulders
Round stones on the beach formed by waves. Located on the beach Koekohe
5. Penitentes
Natural phenomenon which only occurs in the region between Chile and Argentina. This natural phenomenon is the phenomenon of snow tapered upward caused by strong winds in the Andes mountain region.
4. Light Pillars
Visual phenomena created by light reflection.
3. Catatumbo Lightning
Venezuela residents call this phenomenon "Relampago del Catatumbo". Lightning location can be found at the mouth of the river in the lake Marcaribo Catatumbo Venezuela. This lightning can reach 5km. Thunderstorms occurred 140 to 160 times in the evening. per hour can occur 280 flashes of lightning. So in one year is estimated to occur 448 000 bolt. Thunderstorms occurred due to collision of wind comes from the Andes mountains. Some people say this region has the largest ozone layer in the earth.
2. Cave of the Crystals
The cave, which contains a crystal pillar which is located in a mine in Mexico Cihuahua.
1. Pink and White Terraces
Natural wonders of New Zealand who is now a distant memory because it has been damaged by the explosion of the volcanic mountain Tarawera in 1886. This natural phenomenon of warm water is formed by geysers and ice along the mountain slopes. At the bottom there is a pool of warm water 3 hectares. Before destroyed by the volcanic explosion of Mount Tarawera in 1886, this natural phenomenon into the eighth wonder of the world
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