One thing we’ve discovered over and over again is that nature is always weirder than what we give it credit for. That’s why, for instance, some of the most staggering naturally occurring landscapes on Earth don’t look like they belong on Earth at all. They look like they were created in a lab, or beamed down to our world from a distant fold in the universe.
Tell us you wouldn’t think you’d been kidnapped by aliens if one day you woke up to see such a beauty …
Terraces in Japan
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Lavender fields in France
National Park Hitachi in Japan
Bamboo forest in Japan
Salar de Uyuuni Lake Mirror in Bolivia
Japanese wisteria
Mount Roraima on the border of Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana
Tianjie mountain in China
Flower Fields Canola in China
Pink Lake in Senegal Retba
Blueberry forest in Belgium
Park Takinoue in Japan
