Location: United States
Mystery Index: ★★★ ☆☆
Walking into Death Valley in California, greed, ignorance, loneliness, fear, smallness, withdrawal, all human weaknesses will emerge. The 300-kilometre-long valley has everything beyond the landscape: endless deserts, desolate Gobi, bleak barren mountains, and cracked saline land. The hot air smells of decay, and this is the hottest and driest region in North America, with temperatures exceeding 49°C for six weeks in a row, and hardly a drop of rain falls all year round. There is a pool of bad water in the valley that no one dares to ask, and the blue water shimmers with psychedelic colors. The shadows of the setting sun moved rapidly through the valley, quickly devouring everything, including the unknowable secret.
It is a valley where death and wealth coexist, where human greed and reality are on full display. The "Gold Rush" made Death Valley famous in the United States, and death made it famous all over the world. Death Valley's golden and abundant gold and silver mines exude an alluring brilliance. Countless groups of gold prospectors have hoped to find a golden paradise here, but it is only a flash of brilliance in Death Valley County. At the beginning of the 20th century, Death Valley was bustling with people and bars, gathering gold prospectors from all over the world. A very lucky few have tapped their fortunes and can indulge in joy. But more people are dying here because Death Valley doesn't like humans.
In 1849, a mineral exploration team entered the valley in search of gold deep in the mountains, only to be almost completely destroyed, and even the bodies were nowhere to be found. Even the very few who stumbled and escaped died inexplicably within a few days, and the cause of death has not been found. Later, several groups of gold prospectors disappeared inexplicably in the valley. Although more and more examples prove that Death Valley is definitely a place where there is no place to die, there are always crazy gold prospectors who dream of a day of great wealth here. It's just that the gloomy valley is full of wind, and the bones of gold prospectors fall in the cracks in the ground, weathering in the hunting wind. Heaven and hell are only fleeting. In a few years, the gold mines dried up, Death Valley returned to the grim and ghostly of the abandoned houses, telling the story of the glory of the past and the tragedy of life.
The dry saline land in Death Valley is like a ravine on the face of a vicissitudes old man, and the wrinkled surface is lifeless. But if you look at it, it's actually full of life here. However, there are no images of human beings in living life. There are on hard rocks
Small white flowers bloom, and the hairs of the stems absorb the only water they have; There are also trout frolicking in the salty and salty water; The rattlesnake spits out long letters and jumps to ambush in an inconspicuous corner; Bighorn sheep are running around in search of water and food.
The harsh environment highlights the tenacity of vitality. According to scientists' aerial reconnaissance, more than 300 species of birds live in Death Valley
More than 2,000 wild asses, 19 species of snakes... This is their Elysium, undisturbed, self-contained, and at ease. For them, Death Valley is the home on which to live, the place where life is born and nature ends.
The two heavens of life and death of humans and animals in Death Valley are really incomprehensible. The United States used the most advanced instruments and equipment to carry out a large number of them
Survey surveys. Some geologists believe that 20 million years ago, due to the movement of the earth's crust, a large fault was formed in Death Valley, which was temporarily covered by wind and sand over the years. It is very likely that the person who died in Death Valley accidentally stepped on a large fault and eventually fell deep into the earth's crust, leaving no bones. Some chemical experts insist that the rock formation in Death Valley is complex, and the rich halogen ore and boron sand ore are likely to contain some highly toxic mineral elements, killing people invisibly. Both statements can explain the disappearance and death of humans in Death Valley, but they cannot fully explain the phenomenon of animals reproducing in Death Valley. Death Valley is an unusual place, perhaps God put gold and death together to test fragile humanity!
Strictly speaking, Death Valley is not an absolute forbidden area, after all, there have been brief glories. Today, some rocky areas on the edge of Death Valley have been opened up as famous natural attractions in the United States, and photography enthusiasts around the world are proud to capture the dark scene of Death Valley.
Death Valley has shut humans out. People can only imagine the survival and reproduction of animals in the valley. There will be no human echo in the birdsong of Death Valley in California.