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Lune Valley, Lancaster, UK. National Geographic

When the sky crashes down to earth. This natural phenomenon is called "microburst". Thousands of liters of water fall to the ground from a thundercloud almost instantly, and a strong wind spreads rain in a diameter of 4…

Many countries install special sand ramps for trucks on highways. Ramps are needed in order to stop a truck with failed brakes. National Geographic

African catfish can breathe without water because it also has a lung in addition to gills. Thanks to this, the fish can stay on land for almost a day. In nature, such an amazing feature allows the catfish to crawl on its…

Incredible power and diversity of nature in Iceland. All three shots were taken in one day. National Geographic

Elephants, like people, are divided into right-handers and left-handers. In their case, the difference is noticeable by what kind of tusk the elephant prefers to work with. Most elephants are right-handed. National Geogr…