Hole in the ground

Illustration about an infintiely deep hole in a flat piece of cracked stone. Illustration of plaster, disintegrated, fracture - 26457213

The definition of pareidolia is pretty broad. It's a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see or hear a vague image or sound as something significant. On the internet, however, we're mostly presented with examples of facial pareidolia, as it is arguably one of the easiest ones to spot. But it would be a crime against our curiosity if we focused solely on this type of the phenomenon. To remind you that there is way more than meets the eye, Bored Panda has collected a list of things…

They come out at night and look like winged mice. Many people have a disdain, if not an outright fear, of bats — but researchers say there's no need.

Short answer: water, plankton fossils, and hot rock.

Researchers investigating a mysterious hole in the remote Siberian tundra might be busy over the next few weeks.

From Guatemala to China, sinkholes come in all shapes and sizes

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Nature never stops to amaze us with its magnificent phenomenon just like these inexplicable holes in the ground. These holes may be formed gradually or suddenly, and are found worldwide. This is a list of beautiful natural holes from around the World, which have become popular tourist destinations. 1. Dean's Blue Hole, Bahamas link Dean's Blue Hole is the world's deepest known blue hole with seawater. It plunges 202 metres (663 ft) in a bay west of Clarence Town on Long Island, Bahamas. link…

Hole in my head

A sinkhole opened up and swallowed a bus this week in China , killing several people. A few months ago, another sinkhole opened up below a bus in my