Octopus Tree of Oregon

The Octopus Tree, also known by the Candelabra Tree (or Council Tree), and Monstrosity Tree, is a Sitka spruce in Tillamook County Oregon, United States. 

Eucalyptus Deglupta – Rainbow Tree

Eucalyptus Deglupta, a tall tree species, is commonly called Mindanao gum or Rainbow eucalyptus. This species is found in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea. Euchaalyptus Deglupta is the only Eucalyptus type that can be found in rainforests. Its multicolorbark distinguishes it. 

Rainbow Gum Tree

New Zealand flower field of Lupines

Lake Tekapo is the second-largest among three parallel lakes that run north-south along a northern edge of Mackenzie Basin, South Island of New Zealand. The others two are Lake Pukaki or Lake Ohau. Lake Tekapo is also famous for its spectacular seasonal display of lupins in New Zealand, that bloom on its shores between Mid November and the End of December. Russell Lupins, also known as Russell lupins, a Perennial Herbaceous plant in New Zealand, is an introduced species of Lupin. 

New Zealand flower field of Lupines

The blue forest, Hallerbos — Belgium

Hallerbos or Halle's wood is a scenic 552 hectares (5.5 km²) beech forest. It is located in the Belgian province of Halle, the border between Flanders & Wallonia, 30 minutes south-east of Brussels. The Belgium forest is well-known for the exceptional beauty that envelopes them in spring. Many hectares of forest is covered in a thick carpet of millions upon millions of bells (wild Hyacinths) every year between late April and May. Ultramarine blankets extend as far as the eye can reach. Hallerbos forest as far as the eye can see circles the trees, carves valleys, and beautifies stream banks. It is very popular with both Belgian and foreign beauty connoisseurs.

Blue forest

Honey Mushroom - The largest living organism in the world

The largest living organism in the world is not what you think it is. This is not a blue whale but a fungus. Armillaria ostoyae, also called the giant honey fungus, is the largest living organism on Earth in terms of area. Honey Mushroom also holds the record for the number of mushrooms in the world.

Giant Groundsel

Dendrosenecio kilimanjari is a giant groundsel found only in Kilimanjaro. These rare plants live in the central highlands of Shira Plateau and Barranco Camp.  Dendrosenecio Kilimanjari grows slowly but can reach a height of 20 meters. Dendrosenecio is a type of flowering plant in the sunflower family. Giant groundsels, found in the highlands of ten mountain groups in equatorial East Africa, where they form a visible floral object.

Huge sinkholes appeared in different places in Turkey

In the vicinity of the Turkish city of Karapinar, located on a volcanic field, another karst sinkhole has formed, Haber Turk reports . A karst sinkhole is a closed depression, usually of a funnel-shaped form, which is formed due to the removal of rock leached on the surface through underground channels in a dissolved state. More and more sinkholes are forming near cities and agricultural areas in the central Anatolian region of Turkey. Here, such moisture-loving crops as corn and clover are grown.

Verzasca Is The Most Transparent River In World

The Swiss mountains are famous all over the world, but the rivers of this country are no less remarkable. One of these rivers is located in the heart of the Swiss Alps and proudly bears the status of one of the most beautiful European rivers. The Verzasca River is also considered to be the cleanest river in the world. It is located in a valley in Switzerland's Italian-speaking region of Ticino. This mountain river is 30 km long and originates at an altitude of 2864 meters. Verzasca flows to the south, where it flows into the mountain lake Maggiore.

Kruger Shalati | The Train Wagons turned into luxury hotel

There was a time when you could catch a train in Comatiport, on the border of South Africa and Mozambique, drive through the Kruger National Park and get into the city of Tzaneen. On the way, the train stopped on the railway bridge over the Sabie River, people got out of it, went down to the park.

Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, Japan

Arashiyama bamboo forest also known as Sagano Forest is a perfect example of such a harmonious relationship between man and nature.  The bamboo forest is located in Arashiyama County of western Kyoto, Japan. For centuries, this area has been a popular destination for everyone to enjoy the beauty of nature, especially breathtaking views in the fall and during the flowering of cherries. The forest is located on the edge of the city at the foot of the mountains with 16 square kilometers.

Located in the western part of Kyoto, the Sagano and Arashiyama area is one of the best places to enjoy the picturesque landscape of nature of Japan in combination with various traditional temples.

Vietnamese Turned A Five-Storey House Into A Vertical garden

Vietnamese turned a five-storey house into a vertical garden, located in the Dong Da district of Hanoi. This is one of the most exclusive landmarks in the Vietnamese capital: a 5-storey building completely covered by a bright green curtain. The so-called "living building" of Hanoi is the work of Prof. Dr. Hoang Nhu Tang, a former professor at the University of Civil Engineering in Hanoi and a resident of this unique building. It all started 30 years ago, in 1990, when it was one of the tallest buildings in the region, which basically meant that there was almost no shelter from the scorching sun during the summer. 

Located in deep Phuong Mai dormitory, Dong Da district, Hanoi, Vietnam. Source

Nyiragongo Volcano | The Lava Lake of Democratic Republic of Congo

Nyiragongo is one of the most active volcanoes on the planet, it is 2,000 meters high and has been little studied since during the last 20 years the Democratic Republic of Congo, where it is located, has been constantly at war. At the base of the volcano stretches the city of Goma, increasingly crowded with refugees escaping from rebel and government forces in the interior of the country. The diameter of the largest crater is about two kilometers wide, and in its very center a lake of hot lava is often formed, which this article is devoted to. For a long time, the hot Nyiragongo lava lake was the largest in the world.

Mount Taranaki – New Zealand

Have you guessed what this is 10 km from the top?  The entire territory is within a radius of 10 km from the top. On a jutting promontory over the Tasman Sea, like a lonely giant, there is a volcano mountain in the Taranaki region on the west coast of New Zealand's North Island - Egmont or Mount Taranaki.

Mount Taranaki height  | Towering, like an island, from the sea of ​​pasture meadows, Mount Egmont often seems like a mirage - it disappears, it appears: clouds and fog sometimes completely hide it. But in clear weather, the majestic peak cuts into the sky, and almost the entire array is visible from afar. From the snow-capped peak (2494 m) to the rain forests of the lower slopes, the Taranaki mountain shakes with dazzling landscapes.

Mount Taranaki

The Unique Boiling River in Peru, Shanay-Timpishka

The unique and very dangerous river Mayantuyacu, also known as Shanay-Timpishka (loosely translated as “warmed by the heat of the sun”), is located in the depths of the tropical forests of the Peruvian Amazon. The maximum width of the river is 25 meters, the depth is 6 meters, and the length is 6.4 kilometers.

Skala-Parus — Sail Rock, A Natural Monument in the Black Sea

Skala-Parus / Sail Rock, also known as Parus Rock is a natural monument of natural sandstone monolith in the Krasnodar Territory, located on the Black Sea coast in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, 17 km south-east of Gelendzhik, near the village of Praskoveyevka and about 500 meters along the seashore.

Rare white Fawn in the mountains of Norway | Mads Nordsveen

Norwegian travel photographer captures a baby of a rare white deer  — This rare white fawn is captured by 24-year-old photographer Mads Nordsveen, he is from the Norwegian city of Oslo wandered through the mountains of Northern Norway and came across a real miracle of nature. The Norwegian photographer Mads Nordsveen, who wandered through the mountains of Northern Norway and came across a rare white fawn. This is not every day you see, and of course Mads captured this miracle of nature on his camera.When Mads Nordsveen searched for beautiful landscapes for his photographs, he saw the rarest snow-white deer.

Cox’s Bazar Beach | The Beaches of Longest Natural Sand

Cox's Bazar Beach-Bangladesh — The Beaches of Longest Natural Sand. Without being interrupted by any physical obstacle. With a length of 150 kilometers, and 3rd longest beach after Ninety Mile Beach of Australia and Praia do Cassino of Brazil. Cox's Bazar Beach is the longest unspoiled natural sand in the world in Bangladesh. Most of the Cox's Bazar is 200 meters wide when the tide is high and reaches 400 meters when it is low.

Drainage Canals is the Home of Colorful Japanese Koi Fish

In most cities, the sewer is where domestic wastewater is circulated. However, in the city of Shimabara on the Japanese island of Kyushu, the street drainage channels water are so clean that it is home to hundreds of koi carp that can live in the sewer.

Lovely Succulents Senecio Peregrinus, Whose Leaves Look Like Small Dolphins

There are many indoor plants that will not only decorate your house, but will also bring us lots of benefits. Some plant are very extra ordinary just like their flowers or leaves. One of the favorite indoor plants in Japan, the new kind of succulents, called Senecio Peregrinus, can also be categorized as cute and takes us to the world of the oceans, as their leaves look exactly like small dolphins.

Chinese Cliff lays egg-shaped stones in every 30 years

Local people in the southwestern Chinese Autonomous Region of Guizhou Province in southwestern China were surprised to find the smooth and rounded egg eggs protruding over the cliffs and falling to the ground afterwards. The cliff is named Chan D Ya, meaning "cliff to lay eggs" in Chinese.

The formation is hollow and resembles bubbles and eggs. Photo: Asiawire