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The eternal thunderbolt of Venezuela is a place where lightning does not stop

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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. . ...

Watch the pictures The strangest road in the world disappears 21 hours a day

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Passage du Gois or, as some call it a floating bridge, is the strangest crossing in the world. Crossing it is an adventure filled with excitement and pleasure, depending on the tidal factors. It is visible for use when the water recedes and becomes visible for an hour or two about once or twice. The rest of the day is hidden for 21 hours a day at a depth of between 1.3 meters to 4 meters and therefore it can not be used for a long period of the day. The bridge connects the island of Nuarmotier to the wild region of Fondi in France. The bridge extends for more than 4.5 kilometers. Pedestrians and travelers can use it only 3 hours a day, during the period of the islands, or water receding, where the bridge is visible and open to citizens. Otherwise, it is impossible for anyone to use the bridge. The Du Joua bridge is the beginning of the 18th century, due to the gradual rise of the Bay of Borneuf. Before that, the boats were the only means of transport to th...

The Cancun Museum is submerged in the depths of the Caribbean

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The attached photo collection highlights the submerged Canacon Museum, created by the British  sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor. This museum is located in Cancun, Mexico, and contains a collection of 500 sculptures, a series of works by sculptor Jason Decarez Taylor and five other Mexican sculptors from the National Canakon National Park, as well as 3 different galleries, immersed between 3 and 6 meters underwater. Taylor built statues of special cement that encourages the growth of coral reefs within and on the surface to attract fish and marine plants, and the statues then become living species. The Cancun Underwater Museum in Mexico is one of the strangest museums in the world. It is an underwater museum located off the coast of Isla Mujeres, near the Mexican city of Cancun in the Caribbean Sea, known as the submerged Cancun Museum. The museum is one of the best in the world. The museum was founded by Jaime Gonzalez of the Na...

Watch the pictures months and the most beautiful streets of the world

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Although most countries have thousands of streets, there are countries with streets that are considered one of the most beautiful streets in the world. They are known all over the world and have become one of the most beautiful streets in the world for several reasons, where there are shopping opportunities, a center of nightlife, Or from the streets that travelers are always going to visit because of its beauty and unusual shape, we will talk about 10 of the most beautiful streets in the world. Lombard Street is one of the most beautiful streets in the world. It is located between the streets of Hyde and Leavenworth in San Francisco and is known as Crookedest. Lombard Street has many curves full of trees and flowers. This street is one block or one block and divided into eight turns. In such a winding way to reduce the many slopes in the street, which is only one direction as the cars go in one direction, and therefore considered one of the nicest streets in the world...

In Pictures - Meet The Palm That Has Saqqana And Can Walk!

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It may seem strange, but in fact there is a tree that scientists call the "Eczuriza" or the Palm, as scientists call it the tree that walks. Of course, when you hear something like this, you will immediately think that this is not true, but the fact is that there is already a walking tree called Socratea exorrhiza or Palm Cattle and sometimes called Caspuna, also called the tree that walks, it is of course one of the plants The most unusual in the world, a kind of palm trees have the ability to move and change their place to reach the sites most vulnerable to sunlight, which is why it is specifically called the "palm cattle" or the tree that walks. The palm of some of the forests of Ecuador and Central and South America is characterized by its ability to move from place to place, through the many roots that grow above the surface of the earth. Its name is "Socratia ekzorhiza" or palm cattle, as scientists also call it the tree tha...

Strange phenomenon sky raining spiders in Australia

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imagine that you woke up one morning and found the spiders all around you and their threads covering everything that really looks scary. This is not a movie scene from a horror movie, but that's what happened in the town of Golbourne in Australia. The life of the Australian city dwellers is a daily nightmare, because they have been violently attacked by little spiders coming from heaven. Spiders covered the whole area. One resident expressed concern and alarm at the amount of spiders attacking them. "We are being held in our homes for fear that the spiders will stick with us," another said. "The whole area is covered with spiders. When I looked at the sun, Which is full of spiders 'house, it's really annoying, when you can not go outside the area without thousands of spiders' houses sticking to you. " The strange phenomenon that the city has experienced in recent years, but not so sharply, has alarmed its population, according...