15 STRANGE Objects Found in the Desert

As much as a third of our planet's land mass is classified as being Desert… which means that they're extremely dry, and experience very little precipitation. They are extremely inhospitable places, and not exactly places where humans can easily live… but this doesn't mean that people haven't explored and used desert regions, or even lived there when they were once covered in vegetation. There are, therefore, countless structures, items, animals, and plants that can be seen if you know where to look… so, join us, as we travel across the globe to reveal the 15 strangest objects found in the Desert.

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[barbarachambers]

Son of the Earth is very fascinating and life like. So beautiful 😍

[brotherofthesnake]

That ' Yardan is almost as big as my dang yard!

[SheriKeenan]

Can we get a top 15 on ecosystems before and after a city development went in.
Like Las Vegas use to have geysers now they don’t or how Mexico use to have a big forest below a volcano but now it and the volcano is a big city and sinking as well.

[KurtisBraunn]

lol "...scattered ejecta around the crater." i love geology

[rachel_v_k]

What about the thing in the thumbnail? Was it just click bait? Is it even real? Disappointing. 🙄🙁

[D.A.B-wn]

Someone did the same thing a long time ago in the deserts of Mexico but, instead of stone pillars they used a bush. If you find it, be careful, it’s guarded by an invisible swordsman.

[Philc]

The curve of the dune forms something like a flute . As the wind hit the curves it creates a tone .

[sethkaicer]

Chris Kane has been through the desert on a horse with no name.

[rachel_v_k]

That crater looks more like an explosion than an impact.

[richarddewilde]

Eye of the sahara is the same size as platos atlantis

[aelthric]

Imagine you survive a light aircraft crash in the Namib Desert, you are walking for miles of open empty desert with no sign of civilisation, imagine after nearly 3 days of this and a thirst that is painful your hopes are raised by the sound of Toto's Africa coming from across the dunes, you expend the last of your energy to reach what you hope is rescue only to find some ponsey artist thought this was a jolly weeze to stick this useless crap out in the middle of the desert...

Now do you :

1) Curse this shitty artist with your last breath?
2) Curse Toto whose song drew you possibly away from rescue toward a painful death of dehydration?

[itwasaliens]

Still using fake images for your thumbnails. Why? It doesn't make the information you're sharing very trustworthy.

[danieldavis]

But why doesn't the eye get covered up forever???
It's far lower than the surrounding sand.
But it's usually exposed when it should be EXTREMELY rare.
I've never been able to solve this one

[SeeTheWholeTruth]

You are completely wrong about the Eye of the Sahara. As well as the timeline of it, the surrounding rock tops had glaciers sitting and melting after an ice age known as the Lesser Dryas Period. Its tiresome hearing the false narrative constantly. Not to mention the nonsense photos you put in there as well which are not at all real.

[davids]

Since fish are alive and do not fit the definition of "object" I am surprised to find them on your list. Britannica Dictionary definition of OBJECT
1
[count] : a thing that you can see and touch and that is not alive

[philipfreeman]

The eye of the Sahara is remnants of Atlantis, the Canary Islands are the mud from there.