Have you ever thought that the world holds a lot of wonders in itself. One would not believe his or her eyes when these wonders start unveiling. Here are a few glimpses of the wonders of world you would not believe it to be true or real.
This is the place named Palouse in Washington, United States. This the name given to a rolling, hilly 3,000 square-mile agricultural region that comprises parts of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. This area produces the world’s largest crop of winter wheat. Here melting spring snow is revealing patches of a wheat field.
This is the famous Cable Beach located on Australia’s western coast. This is the place where about 400,000 camels roam free. Here caravan of animals and human riders’ journey at the sunset can be seen.
This may seem unreal to you but it is a place named Jokulsarlon situated in Iceland. The picture depicts water whirls around icebergs washed up on a black sand beach.
This is the flooded chamber of Diepolder Cave that is located in Brooksville, Florida.
The picture is the depiction of a tornado, at Regan which is the low-risk tornado area located in North Dakota.
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