You will not believe your eyes when you see this rock located in Iceland!
What-what, and mother-nature’s imagination not to occupy. Just look what an amazing basalt rock she "built" on one of the Icelandic islands!
Heimaei Island, located in southern Iceland, is the largest in the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago. In 1973, the Eldfetl volcano erupted on the island. It was from volcanic basalt that this unusual rock was formed in the shape of a giant elephant, which lowered the trunk into the ocean.
Watch the video: Iceland: Where a snow storm can leave you stranded. No Room for Downtime. Episode Two (April 2024).
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California, South Africa and Antarctica: where Russian birds fly for the winter
In anticipation of the coming winter, our migratory birds leave their nesting places and head south. Storks, cranes, swans, geese, ducks and many other birds rush to distant lands to spend the winter there, because in the harsh Russian winter and the lack of enough food, they simply will not survive. ... -
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