50 photos to live for a long time: magical ghost mushrooms, rare hungry lightning strike wood, angelic clouds!

It's time to live for a long time to see photos, this issue brings you 50 rare photos! Let's take a look!

1. Crystalline forest trees in Arizona's Petrified Forest National Park

This park in Arizona is a breathtaking region featuring fossilized trees dating back more than 200 million years. These ancient trees are called petrification through a process known as petrification, in which minerals replace organic matter. The rich colors in petrified wood, from red to purple, are the result of the various minerals present throughout the fossil process.

Visitors can experience beautiful sights such as the colorful woods scattered throughout the desert terrain and the rich geological history preserved among the petrified forest trees of Arizona.

2. Try cooking at -94°F (-70°C) in Antarctica

3、幽灵蘑菇,又名Omphalotus nidiformis。

These mushrooms are known for their terrifying, ghostly glow in the dark, which is caused by a chemical process containing ciferin and luciferinase.

While these mushrooms may look attractive, it is important to know that they are dangerous and carry substances that can be fatal if consumed. Regardless of their appeal, you should be careful with ghost mushrooms in the wild.

4. The Darvaza gas pit, sometimes referred to as the "Gates of Hell" in Turkmenistan, is an incredible and surreal natural phenomenon. This burning pit is close to the town of Darwaza in the Karakum Desert. It was founded in 1971 when a Soviet drilling rig inadvertently opened the door to a sizable underground gas cavern, causing the earth to collapse and subsequently release toxic methane gas. It was ignited and wanted to burn a few weeks later to stop the gas from spreading.

But even now, about fifty years later, the flames are still raging, producing an astonishing and strange sight.

5. The phenomenon known as "lightning strike wood" or "lightning tree" may occasionally be caused by lightning strikes. Trees struck by these lightning bolts can withstand severe damage, which often leads to internal fires.

6. Mount Etna, Italy, blows smoke rings during eruption (2023)

7. Griffino's Crooked Forest is a small orchard of strangely shaped pine trees with a 90-degree bend at the base of the tree. There are about four hundred trees in the orchard, most of which are bent northward, and one might wonder if this happened here on Earth.

Around the 30s of the 20th century, when Griffino was still in the German province of Promilania, distorted tree species in this part of Poland. There are many theories about how these trees are formed, the most plausible being that they were deliberately formed with tools. These trees may be allowed to grow for a few years, but while young and capable of bending, they may be pinned down and twisted by a tool. There is no motive or exact reason, and it is assumed that they were harvested with bent wood furniture, the ribs of a ship's hull, or the hangings of oxen-drawn plows.

Another theory about how they came into being concerns German tanks. It is highly unlikely, but it is assumed that with the outbreak of World War II, these trees may have been run over by German tank movements during operations along the Eastern Front, forcing them to be in a strange state when they matured.

8. A mysterious spiral was discovered in Alaska earlier this year.

According to the New York Times, the large blue vortex that appeared in the night sky and in the Northern Lights had nothing to do with aliens, but was most likely a fuel pile launched by a SpaceX rocket.

9. In 2014, Makoto sent a 50-year-old Japanese white pine bonsai and a bouquet of flowers into the atmosphere at an altitude of 30,000 meters, and took photos of them hanging from the edge of the earth.

10. Behind the scenes of the computer baby (1997)

11. "Knife Angel" is an 8-meter-tall sculpture, made entirely of knives, which was confiscated by the police. The entire sculpture contains more than 100,000 knives.

12. People sit at the top of Abraj Al-bait, the world's largest clock tower in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.

13. There was a double blitzkrieg on the beach in New South Wales, Australia.

14. Angelic cloud formation

15. Trees in cobwebs formed cocoons after floods in Sindh Province, Pakistan (2010)

16. Insects and caterpillars are the outstanding architects of the animal kingdom, they build houses and carry them with them. Insects, insects, caterpillars, collect and sawn twigs to build elaborate wooden huts to live in.

Their unique cocoons, which look like cabins, are built by caterpillars immediately after hatching in silk. For further protection, they strengthened the silk cocoons by collecting branches, leaves, and other plants, creating these well-camouflaged structures – known as cases.

Well, thank you so much for your patience in reading this far. I hope you have been able to learn more about the wonders of nature through this article.

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