What s the most shocking natural phenomenon you ve ever seen?

The most shocking natural phenomenon I have ever seen is that once it seemed to be dusk when the sun was about to set, and suddenly there were fiery clouds, and the sky was red and hot for a while, and it felt very shocking and magical.

The most shocking natural phenomenon I have ever seen is when I was returning to my hometown in heavy rain, I encountered a mudslide, I was in a bus, because of the mudslide, I was stuck on the road for nearly a day, and at that moment I felt the power of nature.

Once I saw a rainbow in the wild, and the rainbow was just right with the seven colors of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue, and purple, and then it came in reverse, and that color really surprised me to see it.

A mirage, the sky suddenly reflects a row of tall buildings, a bit illusory, like a pavilion in the sky.

The most shocking natural landscape is the piece of sky that emerges between two boulders, which can only accommodate one person, and I feel that nature is really magical.

Because I have lived by the sea for a period of time, and often walk on the beach, I suddenly look up and am shocked by the changing scenery, the sea is undoubtedly the most shocking scenery on our blue planet, and I share one of my favorite time-lapse photographs, the full record of the 30-day view at sea, which is enough to shock people.

When I was in the sixth grade of elementary school, I was staying at my teacher's house, and once it rained, I saw a rainbow with a double layer, and it was symmetrical in that color.

When I looked up at the sky during military training, the sky was very blue and blue, and there were planes flying by, the sky was so beautiful at that time, looking at the sky, it reminded me of my home, my parents, my grandmother.

The 6 rarest natural phenomena are as follows:

1. Frozen animals.

In 2017, a hunter in Germany found a fox completely encased in ice by the Danube River. Hunters believe that it was the fox that was frozen into a solid form after drowning in the river, which shows the cruelty of nature. In fact, this phenomenon has been observed all over the world, for example, in Siberia, where frozen moose have been found.

2. The lines left by thunder and lightning on the grass.

Because during a thunderstorm, the electrical energy breaks the strong nitrogen bonds. The nitrogen then rapidly attaches to the oxygen to form nitrogen dioxide. Nitrogen dioxide dissolves easily in water, producing nitric acid, which then dissolves easily to produce a miracle component, nitrate.

Nitrates fall to the ground in the form of raindrops that seep into the soil and help your grass turn green.

But what is even more special is that sometimes lightning strikes the grass and then creates a unique pattern on it, which is known as the Lichtenberg pattern. Sometimes, people even see this peculiar picture on the golf course.

4. The lake that disappeared overnight.

Only about the world's water is freshwater, and the freshwater is found in snow, ice, or groundwater. This means that rivers and lakes make up a small part of the world's "water polo", and this small part is getting smaller and smaller. The lake is located 27 km from Puerto Essen in Chilean Patagonia.

No one knows what happened over there that caused this to happen. Some speculate that there may be a sinkhole or a geological fault.

5. Ice tsunami.

After a storm, a large amount of ice floes began to crash towards the land, and although they did not reach the height of the tsunami, they had a huge impact on the buildings on land because of their hard solid state. Human creations such as walls and lampposts were eventually destroyed. A large amount of crushed ice can be seen piling up on the coastline, causing great damage to roads and buildings.

6. "Fish rain" in the sky

These fish do not emerge out of thin air from the sky, but are swept into the sky through weather conditions such as tornadoes, which sweep fish close to the surface of the water, even turtles and crabs, into the sky when the tornado passes through a river or ocean, and then carry them to the other side and throw them out of the air.

<> "Inventory of 10 Ultra-Rare Natural Phenomena.

Ice eggs in northern Finland. A photographer photographed these round ice eggs on the beach on the island of Hailu Oto in the Bay of Bothnia between Finland and Sweden, the smallest being the size of an egg and the largest being comparable to a football.

This is the phenomenon of fairy circles in Namibia, an ecological phenomenon caused by mycelium growing underground, and some scientists believe that it is formed by termites gnawing on grass roots. But the local indigenous Himba people apparently don't see it that way, believing that the fairy circle is left by their ancestors, the footprints of the gods.

Snow chimneys of the Arctic. Legend has it that the earth is hollow, and other civilizations live underground, and the North Pole is the entry of the hollow earth.

It turned out that it was created by a puffer fish known as a fish artist, mainly to attract the opposite sex. It seems that courtship is really not easy, and even a fish who basically has no brains has been forced to become a master of mathematics.

Devil's Horn. Does this terrifying scene make you feel like the end of the world is coming? Don't panic, it's just the scene of a solar eclipse happening exactly when the sun rises, and the moon obscures part of the sun, creating this terrible thing.

Turquoise ice of Lake Baikal. No one believes that this is the real world, and we often only see it in CG or concept art, or in images that represent alien worlds, which is so beautiful.

Icicles of death. This is probably the most terrible nightmare of marine life, when the temperature drops to dozens of degrees below zero, the salt precipitation of the seawater at the bottom of the Arctic and Antarctic will freeze, and quickly spread to the surroundings, when the death icicle comes, all the creatures that have no time to escape will be frozen in an instant and die, it is terrible!

It's just a natural phenomenon, and when the temperature drops slightly below freezing and the air is humid, a fungus can create this horrible hair on rotting wood.

Van Gogh Starry Night Spider. Seven new species of peacock spiders have just been discovered in Australia, and one of them has this breathtaking pattern on his abdomen, which bears a striking resemblance to Van Gogh's famous painting "The Starry Night", also named Mara Tuscon Stellatus

The last finale, the Danxia landform of Zhangye, China. This is definitely a masterpiece of nature, an epic masterpiece, there are only a few places in the world, and the Danxia landform of Zhangye is the most beautiful and spectacular area among them.