Mysterious geological landmarks
Well of Barhout, Yemen: The Well of Barhout, known as the "Well of Hell," is located in the desert of Yemen's Al-Mahra province.
Sailing stones, USA: The mysterious sailing stones of the Racetrack Playa in California's Death.
Lake Hillier, Australia: Western Australia's saline Lake Hillier achieves its rose-pink.
Sunken forest of Lake Kaindy, Kazakhstan: Lake Kaindy contains dozens of trunks of submerged spruce trees to create a sunken forest.
Richat Structure, Mauritania:A prominent circular feature found in the Sahara Desert known as the Richat.
Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia: One of the most extreme and beguiling landscapes on the planet.
Moeraki boulders, New Zealand: Appearing like a wayward set of ogre's marbles, the Moeraki boulders lying along a stretch of Koekohe Beach.
Caño Cristales, Colombia: There's a river in Colombia called Caño Cristales that's commonly referred to as the "River of Five Colors.
Blood Falls, Antarctica: Located in Antarctica's remote McMurdo Dry Valleys.
Reed Flute Cave, China: A natural limestone cavern that has formed over a period of 180 million years.