The eternal thunderbolt of Venezuela is a place where lightning does not stop
The Catatombo Thunderbolt is a unique phenomenon in the world, occurring on the mouth of the Katatombo River in Lake Maracaibo in northwest Venezuela. The Catatumbo Everlasting Lightning Storm is a strange and unique natural phenomenon in the world. At the junction of the Catatombo River in the Maracayio Lake in Venezuela, you can see the phenomenon of lightning that does not stop. An electric arc of about five kilometers is formed in this spot , So it is named by this name Lake Maracaibo is the largest lake in South America with an area of 13,512 km². The lake is 13210 km² and the lake is 50 meters deep. The lake is connected to the Caribbean through the San Carlos Canal and has a length of 75 km, and channel San Carlos into the Bay of Venezuela. A lightning bolt is a lightning strike between clouds formed in an arc of more than five kilometers for 140-160 nights a year, lasts 10 hours at night and sometimes reaches 280 times an hour. . ...