Sinkholes are believed to be hollow at the bottom but recently Chinese scientists have discovered one with a full-scale flora inside it. "The UNESCO Global Geopark is primarily sedimentary with more than 60% of 3000m thick Devonian to Permian carbonate rocks," according to UNESCO's website. "It forms an 'S'-shaped structure and a rhombus configuration in the karst areas of Leye and Fengshan counties respectively, which controlled two large subterranean rivers' development, the Bailang and Poyue."
A Giant Ancient Forest Discovered By Scientist 630 Feet Below The Surface Of A Sinkhole
Yayınlanma: 13 June 2024 - 02:50
You are no need to look to the sky to revel in the mysteries of the unknown as our own planet is full of them. There exists a lot of uncharted territory on earth about which we still know surprisingly little. A giant ancient forest 630 feet below the surface of a sinkhole have discovered by the Scientists in China’s Leye-Fengshan Global Geopark in 2022. Before you see what’s inside, you better hold on tight! The region is home to the world’s longest natural bridge and caves, according to UNESCO.
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