One in A BILLION Moments in Nature

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Stretchy ice? Square waves? Blue Lava!? Let's check out some super rare natural occurrences that were lucky to have been caught on camera!

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I was in Iceland and the waterfalls by the mountains were going up.

TheGoldJV

Love the mention of my home country Trinidad ❤❤❤ and last week it had another eruption of a mud volcano

lindaveronique

As for moving trees: there is a spot near the Federsee in Southwest Germany called Wackelwald!
You can make the trees and bushes shake by jumping up and down.

utej.k.bemsel

In Oregon there is a lake called lost lake that vanishes every year in the summer but replenishes after the winter snowmelt. The lake's drainage is caused by the lava tubes in the lake bed.

MuddyMayo

Mother nature is just amazing, I live close to one of the few north flowing rivers in the world

sandrasausville

These occurrences are part of the reason why nature is so fascinating :D

YimingSUN-zl

Natures so beautiful and mysterious at the same time, and I love it. ❤🌲

ZZ

This channel is like the smartest people ever!

Haechi_Hope

Krakatau is also known to have created the loudest sound ever at 300db+. When it erupted in 1883, it caused some people to even lose their hearing.

AvelinaDyers

One time when I was a little kid a shopping center I was in experienced this. We were running SO HARD to get back to the car because it was pouring rain. As soon as we pulled out of the parking lot and into the street, the rain seemed to stop. When we looked back into the parking lot of the center, it was still pouring! And that's when little kid me was both shocked and sorta like, "Yep, that's Washington for ya. The rain is weird here." That was an AMAZING thing to experience.

dylanskruit

The volcanic lightning was so gorgeous. I love nature. It's just awesome

toniatalley

Oh this was fabulous! The pointy snow (penitentes) was completely new to me 😮 That looks amazing but I would absolutely Love to see the luminous blue sea, that's just incredible and so magical 🌊💙❤

weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars

Never thought I would see the Devil's Woodyard as a thumbnail on one of your vids!

And it got its name because when it did erupt in 1852, the locals said "The Devil came out to cut some wood."

Thus is why we call it the Devil's Woodyard..

RandomTrinidadian

23:33 The crater was a natural gas field found in a mine in 1971. Engineers ignited the crater to prevent poisonous gases from spreading. You can easily find out this information in Wikipedia

koriw

And if you go to Yosemite at the right time of year, you'll see the Fire Fall. The setting sun reflects at a certain angle and makes it look as though the waterfall is on fire. Also, those trees on fire from the inside out are called widowmakers.

notconvincedgranny