What are some of the most bizarre phenomena in the world?

The Seven Strange Sights That the World Can't Explain 1Those who light candles at 2:32 p.m. will see the tragic death of a witch in the 18th century. 2。

If your nails are painted with a layer of black, a layer of white, and a layer of red still intact, someone will confess to you. 3.Peeling apples at 4:38 p.m., if the peel of the apple breaks, 96 hours of inexplicable death.

If you look in the mirror, you will see your past life and how you died. 5.The girl who wears black clothes and doesn't comb her hair at night has no shadow 6

Turn this sticker to more than 5 stickers, and you won't be haunted by the devil and get a wish. 7.If you don't reply to the post, you will be punished by the British devil.

Even if you are forced! It's really forced.

People have given different interpretations: some say it's a reappearance of a dream, others say it's so-called"Sixth sense"。There is also an explanation from the scientific community that there is a temporary discrepancy between the speed of the part of the human brain that is responsible for controlling emotions and the part that controls logic, and that the part that controls emotions is faster than the part that controls logic.

Many, many, many, think to yourself, California mysteries, people can walk on the wall.

The world's weirdest natural phenomena are as follows:

1. "Devil's Falls".

Davis Falls in Minnesota, USA, is also known as the "Devil's Falls" because it splits into two streams as it falls, one of which flows naturally into Lake Superior and the other into an upward hole that is never filled.

2. "The Light of Hesdalen".

Since 1981, residents of Norway's Hesdalen Valley have seen eerie clusters of light every night, as many as 20 times a week. Mysterious clusters of light can appear anywhere in the sky, moving irregularly and in a fixed shape. Normally, the mysterious light cluster will be stable in the air for about two hours before moving rapidly and eventually disappearing.

3. "Boiling River".

There is a boiling river in the Mayantuyacu region of the Amazon rainforest, with an average water temperature of 54 degrees Celsius and a maximum water temperature of 100 degrees Celsius. Any creature that enters this river will inevitably be "scalded to death". Normally, the warming of rivers has a lot to do with active volcanoes and underground magma, but scientists have found that the closest volcano to this river is more than 400 kilometers away.

Fish Rain" (Yoro Province, Honduras), "fish falling from the sky" sounds like a myth, but in fact it is a phenomenon. People in the province of Yoro, Honduras, see it every summer, and scientists have not investigated this phenomenon. These fish may come from the Atlantic Ocean or from underground river waters.