Some people have discovered in nature and found some strange phenomena that cannot be ignored
Although nature can create some frightening natural disasters, sometimes it can bring unexpected surprises. When we are outdoors, sometimes we encounter some unexpected phenomena that bring beauty to the life of the day, this article is about some of the most surprising, strange and interesting things that human beings have found in nature, please read!
Icy windshield
When we had to leave our cars outside for the night in winter, we knew how hard it was to defrost our windshields in the morning, even though it took a lot of time and effort to have an ice scraper. Luckily, every now and then we are able to witness some spectacular sights.
It looks like a winter landscape painting, and a small boat floats on the lake, like a beautiful, peaceful, tranquil Arctic scenery.
The end of the rainbow
Rainbow is one of the most beautiful phenomena in nature, when sunlight hits water droplets, it will produce flashes, so rainbows generally occur after rain. The rainbow appears for a very short time, and many people may miss the opportunity. But today, the lucky man managed to shoot the end of the rainbow.
What's even more amazing is that the place where the rainbow meets the highway is golden, which is really beautiful.
Perfect camellia
The petals of this camellia are so fascinating that its full name should be Camellia Japonica Rachele Odero, a hybrid bred in Genoa, Italy, at the end of the 19th century. Camellias, although they bloom for a long time, are very picky about the soil, need acidic soil and have a humid climate to thrive.
Some people may not believe this is real because the flower is so perfect.
5 days old hedgehog
Hedgehogs are not able to give birth to small cute thorns until four to six weeks of pregnancy, usually four to seven in one cell. Their little babies weigh less than 30 grams at birth and look cute, hedgehog's thorns are made up of keratin, similar to the substance found in human nails, in addition, hedgehogs can grow up to 6,000 thorns in their bodies.
These are cute little thorn balls that look like chestnuts.
Beach geodes
Nature can create incredible things. This naturally formed stone, like a work of art in a store, is curious to know how it was created, the colors and lines are so perfect that it reminds us of Truman's World, where Jim Carrey's character finds the "sky" and starts tearing it apart.
It looks like an island under a cloudy sky, and when viewed the other way around, it looks like it's being torn apart in the sky.
Gentleman cat
This stray cat has a perfect white beard and is the most fashionable feline we've ever seen. We were sure that there was a gold pocket watch hidden under the fluff or that his monocle might have been misplaced. The clipped ear tips are a sign that the cat has been neutered and vaccinated by the local stray organization, which makes it even more gentlemanly.
We're guessing that this gentleman cat barked like Sean Connery and lost a piece of his ear in a sword fight with a villain.
Escaped azaleas
We can see it as if running along a road, perhaps because nature is calling, or because azaleas are an exotic species, and azaleas are really a problem in some European forests and pose a threat to other plants.
Some might say that the tree is running away, however, I think it was Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy who changed his hair.
Fish in the trunk
The fish in the trunk looks so real, this fish pattern is better than we have drawn, and if we hadn't cut down this tree, we wouldn't have seen this magical pattern.
After seeing this, we will make a coffee table.
A cat with a curly beard
It's so cute, we all know cats have nine lives, but we didn't know they had curly beards. This is the first time we found out that maybe the cat used its curly beard to pick the lock, who knows, maybe it's not a beard at all, aliens kidnapped the real cat and replaced it with an intruder with an antenna.
We hope that no one tries to pull out that beard, that will be their last day on earth.
This kitten has too many toes
This is a very precious multi-toed cat, it is so cute. This reminds us of an old legend that if you keep a six-toed cat for a year and a day, they will grant one of your wishes. So get a cat with only 24 toes? So does a claw with 6 toes on each of the 4 feet mean the fulfillment of 4 wishes?
We have another important question to ask, whether this 24-paw cat will cause more damage.
Bumblebee is perfectly aligned with the stitching of the shoe
There was no sense of contradiction in this phenomenon, and the bumblebee apparently fell in love with the leather shoes and decided to give him a hug. There are about 255 species of this furry insect, their wings flap more than 130 times per second, and if they need to relax in their leather boots, so be it, they should take a break.
Argentina and Chile have the largest hornets in the World Office, which is a bit scary.
Huge cabbage
This is a giant cabbage larger than an adult, and we wonder if this is a giant cabbage that walks on two legs? Think about how much salad you can make with such a large cabbage.
With such a large cabbage, there is no shortage of coleslaw all year round.
A spider web that looks like a CD
With the development of the times, listening to music has used streaming, for us it is a memory, we still remember the good old days. It seems that this spider is also old-school, playing its favorite tunes on CDs.
We were impressed with the spider's handmade work and wondered how long it took them to build this.
Tomato duck
This tomato looks like a rubber duck, we have never seen a tomato that looks so much like a rubber duck, and if pressed it will not squeak.
It's so cute that I can't bear to eat it.
Colorful eggs
Different breeds of chickens also lay different egg colors, for example, Araucana chickens mainly produce blue eggs, the cyanogen gene causes the blue color of Araucana eggs, which is the bluest egg known, Rhode Island red chickens lay dark brown eggs, and various other breeds and hybrids produce other colors.
Nature is just so weird sometimes that we wonder if these eggs taste different too!
Red corn in Georgia
Jimmy Red Corn was originally grown by Native Americans and later became a major producer in Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas. This product is very popular with South Carolina chefs and is the ingredient of choice in dishes like corn flour, semolina flour, and premium cornbread.
Does anyone want to know how it tastes? The rich sweetness is the gold standard for red corn.
What to have for lunch?
He seemed to be on a lunch break, so a bear came here, and people kept turning him away from people's picnics, much to his sadness.
The bear calmly walked to the table, finished lunch and left.
Blue-tailed skink
The blue-tailed skink is a small, thin lizard with a beautiful blue tail. When threatened, the skink loses its tail, and the bright blue color shifts the predator's attention from the rest of the skink's body to the tail. As these lizards grow and develop into adults, their color also changes. For example, when it reaches adulthood, its tail will no longer be blue, but the stripes on its head will turn bright red.
When females appear, the contrast between body colors decreases and the tail changes from bright blue to gray-blue. Males have a brown body and tail, characterized by vertical stripes that disappear over time. When mating, the male's head and neck turn orange-red, which is characteristic of the species.
Lightning imprint
This imprint occurs in many places in nature, and Lake Maracaibo is where lightning strikes occur the most on Earth. Massive thunderstorms occur on 140-160 nights each year, producing an average of 28 lightning strikes per minute, and one can last up to 10 hours. More than 40,000 lightning strikes can occur in one night.
Luckily, it's not close to Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela.
Albino deer
Albino deer are rare, also known as ghost deer, due to a lack of melanin, a recessive trait that, like other species, only about 1 in every 20,000 mammals has albinism.
Because they lack the typical protective color, predators and hunters are more likely to see white deer.
The most dangerous plant in the world
This seemingly harmless plant hides a big secret, and just touching its leaves is enough to cause severe pain for months on end, and it can't be relieved. Asteraceae has been called "the most dangerous plant in the world", and its venom makes it impossible for even morphine to combat its effects.
When passers-by touch a tree, leaf thorns inject venom into the skin, causing severe pain for months. These plants grow in Australia.
Swirling dandelion
This perfect swirling dandelion is very artistic, beautiful and almost mesmerizing. These curls seem to last indefinitely. Dandelion is the only flower that can be used to represent the three celestial bodies of the Sun, Moon and Star. Golden flowers represent the sun, fluffy balls represent the moon, and scattered seeds represent stars.
Moreover, dandelion flowers bloom in the morning to welcome the sun and close in the evening in preparation for sleep.
Perfect round rock
How is this stone so round. Is it golf in prehistoric times. Or ammunition for the round shape of a cannon. Small cannonballs were used between the 15th and 17th centuries, it is recommended that the person give it to professional golfers, it also reminds us of mouse balls.
Could it be candy, to be honest, the desire to eat it is strong.
Cute little birds
This little cutie is the hermit thrush, a mysterious songbird that lives in the shadow of the distant northern woodlands and spends summer and winter in different parts of the country. Hermit thrush has a variety of calls and is used to communicate around the nest.
The hermit thrush is rarely seen in the backyard and does not often visit the bird feeder Why this bird stands so calmly on human hands, is quite surprising.
A clump of blueberries
In summer, nothing tastes better than fresh wild blueberries, which have the highest antioxidant content of any plant, making them a must-have in your diet. Anthocyanins, which give flowers and leaves a rich blue-purple color, are concentrated in the skin of berries and are an antioxidant that is good for cardiovascular, brain, and eyes when consumed regularly.
These blueberries look like they were painted by fairies, and we firmly believe that the more the better.
A large leaf
A super large leaf, you can see its size when compared with people, the leaf and the woman in this photo, both look gorgeous, we have a strong feeling that this person has shrunk the woman for this photo.
Everyone remembers the 1989 movie "Honey, I Reduced the Kids".
A rock that looks like a dragon's head
There is a stone that looks like a dragon, so is it just a stone or a severed dragon's head?
Who knows if they are Godzilla's heads.
Veiled mushrooms
Known as the bride's veil, the mushroom that looks and tastes online, the fruiting body matures to produce a sticky spore mass with a strong carrion smell to attract insects including flies and bees to help the spores spread. After a few days, the mucus will be cleaned up, revealing the gray-white umbrella cover.
Something tells us that picking this mushroom can lead to supernatural revenge. Why does it look like a plant from Guardians of the Galaxy, only the color is different.
Salt crystals grown at home by someone
Salt crystals can be produced using the technique of "slowly evaporating saturated salt solutions", and while it sounds simple, controlling the evaporation process is essential to make extremely transparent and huge crystals.
If the evaporation process fails, crystals may become foggy or even melt, and the presence of fine particles may allow clean cuboids to appear in "small crystal clusters."
Erasia Jinji fossil
This is Elrathia Kingii, one of the most common trilobite fossils. The Elrathia Kingii trilobite fossil from the Cambrian period is one of the most recognizable and common fossils on Earth. Their abundant presence can be detected in specific layers of the Utah Wheeler Shale. The morphology of their mouths and bodies suggests that they are animals that feed on microorganisms.
Elrathia's can be found in environments where oxygen levels are lower than those required by most organisms.
Red-bellied woodpecker
When a red-bellied woodpecker landed on his leg, the grandfather took a picture. We wonder if Grandpa is a wood-legged pirate? Why do woodpeckers choose human legs? The black and white zebra stripe pattern on the back and the red belly of the red-bellied woodpecker set them apart from other woodpeckers. Forests and woodlands are part of their natural habitat, and if you live in or near a forested area, you can attract them by placing mutton fat feeders near your home.
Woodpeckers live in woodland, where they prefer to nest in the decay holes of dead trees, although they can also be found in softer-wooded trees such as elm, maple and willow. They dig nest chambers with holes 22-32 cm deep and cylindrical nests 9–113 cm in diameter.
I want to turn lemons into carrots
The growth process of this strange lemon is very different from its siblings. We liked that they gave us a plain-looking lemon to compare in case we weren't sure what a lemon usually looks like.
Some might say it's lemon pepper, and we might agree with them, maybe the pepper tree had an affair with the lemon tree.
Big pumpkin on the highway
This is what happens when Cinderella is shopping online, and it seems that she is a little lost. Honestly, we are waiting to see photos of pies made with these pumpkins. The small one in the middle is a little embarrassing, and the one on the right looks a little squashed. Although these pumpkins are large, they are nothing compared to the giant pumpkins that an Italian man planted in 2021.
An Italian farmer broke the world record for the heaviest pumpkin, weighing 1,226 kilograms, roughly the weight of a Nissan Micra car, or about 17.5 people.
The sand in Tahoe is magnetic
Is sand in Tahoe, California really magnetic? That's what at least one iPhone user thinks.
Some might say that casinos in Lake Tahoe are charming and attractive for your money.
Small octopus in a shell
But this does not seem to be the case when we see this little octopus, the person who found it has excellent perception, while the octopus has excellent camouflage.
It was fascinating to see such a small octopus. This is an interesting fact about octopuses, they have three hearts, two hearts carry blood, and the third heart maintains circulation in the organs.
Tomatoes grown on the road
It's a blow to those who work hard to grow tomatoes, ungrateful tomatoes that have quality potting soil, plenty of water and fertilizer, but never turn red. It looks like delicious little tomatoes and is a healthy snack on the way to work.
We really want to know how these tomatoes taste.