While the Pepto-Bismol pink of Lake Hillier in Australia may be the most striking, I kind of like the Eye of the Sahara in Mauritania -- especially since geologists have only guesses about how it formed and are not really sure.
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
Weird Places
We need not journey to space to find some oddball places and geological phenomena. Our own planet boasts several, many of which are not understood well, if at all. The good folk at Mental Floss have some pictures of seven of those kinds of places here.
While the Pepto-Bismol pink of Lake Hillier in Australia may be the most striking, I kind of like the Eye of the Sahara in Mauritania -- especially since geologists have only guesses about how it formed and are not really sure.
While the Pepto-Bismol pink of Lake Hillier in Australia may be the most striking, I kind of like the Eye of the Sahara in Mauritania -- especially since geologists have only guesses about how it formed and are not really sure.
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