Otherworldly phenomena in nature:
Spotted Lake, British Columbia, Canada:
Volcanic Lightning:
Glowworms, Waitomo Caves, New Zealand:
Rime Ice On Tree Trunks:
Aurora Australis, Australia:
Giant's Causeway, Ireland:
Lake Natron, Tanzania, Africa:

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Otherworldly phenomena in nature:
Spotted Lake, British Columbia, Canada:
Volcanic Lightning:
Glowworms, Waitomo Caves, New Zealand:
Rime Ice On Tree Trunks:
Aurora Australis, Australia:
Giant's Causeway, Ireland:
Lake Natron, Tanzania, Africa:
Khiluk Spotted lake
Lake Khiluk, Canada
Canada's Spotted Lake Kliluk
البحيرة المرقطة kliluk lake
(بالإنجليزية: Spotted Lake) تقع هذه البحيرة الفريدة من نوعها في كندا في مقاطعة كولومبيا البريطانية. وفي الصيف عندما تتبخر معظم مياه البحيرة تتحول المركبات المعدنية إلى بلّورات كريستالية تنتشر على شكل دوائر تعكس ما بداخلها من معادن بألوان تتراوح بين الأخضر والأزرق والأصفر. والبحيرة غنية جدا بمجموعة كبيرة من المركبات المعدنية شديدة التركيز منها كبريتات المغنيسيوم والكالسيوم وكبريتات الصوديوم
When the water evaporates from Canada's Spotted Lake, mystical colored polka dots are left behind.
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In winter and spring, the lake located northwest of Osoyoos in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley looks just like any other body of water. But as most of the water starts to evaporate in summer, hundreds of huge briny pools are left behind, leaving a polka-dotted landscape of yellow, green and blue spots. The CBC calls the appropriately named Spotted Lake "the most magical place in Canada."
The colorful pools are the result of a high concentration of minerals, including calcium, sodium sulphates and magnesium sulphate that have collected in the water. The minerals and a collection of salts have run off from surrounding hills. The various colors depend on the concentration of minerals in each pool.
roadside attraction
Canada's Spotted Lake