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< , Java Valley Cave, Indonesia
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Java Valley Cave, Indonesia is a mysterious and dangerous cave in Indonesia. There is a large cave in this valley. The cave is in the shape of a trumpet and is a big trap. It is considered a death hole where one can pass through or die.
The Valley Cave in Java, Indonesia is the most horrifying and strange. There is a large cave in this valley. The cave is in the shape of a trumpet and is a big trap. Needless to say, the lives of those who accidentally enter the valley cave are in danger, even those who keep their distance are not immune. When people or animals pass by the cave entrance, they will be dragged into the valley cave by a strong attraction and be eaten. Even if there is a distance of up to three meters from the entrance of the cave, it will be sucked in by the devil's mouth and swallowed in one gulp. According to local reports, the cave was full of bones, making it difficult to distinguish which bones were human bones and which were animal bones.
Many people came to the Java Valley Cave to explore and investigate, but without exception, they were disgusted at the scene. The number of people missing here also continued to increase as time went by. According to some scientific workers, Java Valley Cave itself has a strong magnetic field, which will interfere with the normal operation of most equipment and even cause some precision instruments to be completely scrapped. And this magnetic field is limited to the vicinity of this large cave. As long as you are slightly farther away from the cave or the entrance, this strong magnetic field will disappear. As for why this is the case, no one knows.
, Kamchatka Peninsula Death Valley
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Kamchatka Peninsula is in northeastern Asia and is the Far East region of Russia. Kamchatka means a very remote place in Russian. In Kamchatka Peninsula, what is even more surprising is that there is a ravine called the Animal Graveyard. Many lively animals will die for no reason just by walking into this ravine. This death valley is at the foot of the Kronoki volcano. The valley is filled with tens of thousands of bones of various animals, including birds, foxes, and bears.
The forest guard once witnessed a bear that wanted to devour the carcasses of animals in the valley. It was jumping alive when it entered. On the way, it scratched the neck and touched the mouth with its claws. When it came to the carcass, it opened its bloody mouth and suddenly suddenly Gudong fell down and fell onto his back. After struggling for a few times, he could no longer move. Someone else saw a fox walking into the ravine. After walking only a few meters, it suddenly started spinning on the spot and lay there dead a few minutes later. I heard that more than three people died because of breaking into this valley.
In the past, Soviet scientists conducted many adventurous investigations and explorations into this Death Valley, but they were at a loss to reach a conclusion. Some people believe that the culprit is hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide gas accumulated in deep pits. Others say that the cause of death may be the potent poison hydrocyanic acid and its derivatives. But what is puzzling is that the villagers who are only a stone's throw away from Death Valley and are not blocked by mountains and forests have not been affected by these poisonous gases and have been safe for generations. Therefore, this theory of poisonous gas is obviously unconvincing.
, Cubatang, Brazil
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Against the backdrop of the vibrant mountains and ridges of Brazil's tropical tropics, there is a city called Cubatang that makes Brazilians jealous. Years ago, dozens of babies born in this city turned out to have no brains. Cuba Tang got a terrifying nickname "The Valley of Death" overnight.
The chimneys in Cubatang City are constantly releasing colorful industrial waste gas, and the city is also filled with a putrid smell. However, anyone who knows Cubatang knows that in the past few years, the local government has Endless efforts have been made to remove the hat of the most polluted city on earth.
But for environmental protection organizations and scientists, Cubatang is still a dangerous area, where severely polluted air, soil and water resources are slowly and quietly devouring lives. Researchers have found that residents of Cubatang City have an alarmingly high rate of various cancers: in areas such as Cubatang and the adjacent city of Santos, the rate of bladder cancer is higher than in other cities. Nervous system (including brain) In addition, the prevalence of cancer is twice that of other cities, and the prevalence of lung cancer, throat cancer, oral cancer and pancreatic cancer is also three times that of other cities.
, Death Valley, USA
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Among the mountains connecting California and Nevada, there is a huge Death Valley. It is 225 kilometers long, about 6 to 26 kilometers wide, and covers an area of more than 1,400 square kilometers.
It is said that in 2000, there was an exploration force in the United States looking for gold mines. They happily went to uncultivated virgin land. They got lost and set foot in it. The whole team was almost destroyed. Several lucky escapees also died mysteriously soon after. Since then, some people who went to explore or attempt to uncover the mystery of Death Valley have also been buried in the valley many times.
Later, scientists used aerial reconnaissance and were shocked to find that this living hell in their own world was actually a paradise for birds and animals. According to aerial survey calculations, there are probably more than 300 kinds of birds, more than 20 kinds of snakes, 17 kinds of lizards, and more than 1,500 wild donkeys breeding in this Death Valley, and they are roaming freely there. They are flying, crawling, running, or lying down, and they are very restless. To this day, no one can figure out why this canyon is so cruel to humans but so kind to animals.
, Death Valley, Italy
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Death Valley in Italy is just the opposite of Death Valley in the United States. It only kills birds and beasts, but is very friendly to humans. This Death Valley, known as the Animal Cemetery, is located near Naples and Lake Wavierno, and the scenery is very beautiful. It was originally a primeval forest where all kinds of wild animals depended on for survival. But for unknown reasons, more than 37,000 wild animals die in this ravine every year.
According to scientists' investigations, various birds, beasts, and animals of all sizes were found in the valley, including dozens of species of birds, 19 species of reptiles, and over ten species of mammals. Their deaths were not due to fighting among roommates, nor group suicide, nor man-made. The origin is still unknown. What’s even more interesting is that animals are killed in this valley, but there is no actual harm to people who pass by. Scientists and zoologists have visited the valley many times to inquire, but they have never been able to find a detailed answer.
, Sichuan Heizhugou
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One of the valleys of death in my country is in Mount Emei, Sichuan, also known as Heizhugou. Very few people usually get involved. The entrance to Death Valley is called the Gate of Hell, and even hunters dare not enter.
Heizhugou was named by the Han people. Because Heizhugou contains many unsolved mysteries, local Yi Han people call Heizhugou the Devil's Delta in the Nanlin District.
When locals talk about Heizhugou, they will tell you some mysterious historical things: it is said that in the early days of liberation, more than three people from half a company of Hu Zongnan's remnants entered without a trace; it is said that three PLA scouts came from Ganluo County When the direction entered Heizhugou, only one platoon leader survived. In 2010, a surveying and mapping team of the People's Liberation Army sent two soldiers to buy grain at the high edge of Heizhugou. They disappeared while passing through Heizhugou. Later, only their weapons were found. Three team members disappeared in Heizhugou, and the entire county was launched to search for them. Three months later, only three fleshless skeletons were found.
Now scientists have determined that the unique geographical location of Heizhugou is related to the unique geological structure and basalt (which will cause the compass to malfunction). Detailed cases still need to be studied.
, No Man's Land in Northern Tibet
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In the north of Tibet, south of the Kunlun Mountains and the Hoh Xil Mountains, and north of the Gangdise Mountains and Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains, there is a vast and inaccessible area This is the no-man’s land in northern Tibet. The uninhabited area covers an area of more than 10,000 square kilometers, with an average altitude of more than 10 meters. The climate is dry, cold, and the air is thin. It is called a forbidden area of life by the outside world.
Apart from mountains, lakes, grasslands and wild animals, this area is almost desolate and uninhabited. Historically, some people have gone on adventures, but either because of lack of food or because they have lost their way, few people have survived. In everyone's impression, the no-man's land in northern Tibet is a desolate and terrifying world.
Since the beginning of this century, Sino-Tibetan geologists in Tibet have conducted many multidisciplinary investigations into this gap in international geological history and filled this gap. Some other people have also conducted various investigations and explorations into the no-man's land in northern Tibet through various methods. The mysterious veil of the no-man's land in northern Tibet has gradually been lifted.
The beauty here is a kind of rough beauty, especially the Shuanghu area in the interior, which makes people feel as if they are not on the earth. The scenery here has far exceeded many people's previous aesthetic experience. The uninhabited land can be said to be an infinite natural wildlife park. The grassland here is very vast, but the grass growth period is very short, but it is still a large area of desert. When cars run freely on the land without roads, you can often see herds of wild horses and Tibetan antelopes. Other wild animals such as deer, Tibetan wild ass, wild yaks and even wolves, bears, etc. are also often seen. Now in the field of vision of scientific researchers, it is no longer visible in the distance.
The living conditions in the no-man’s land are very harsh. The oxygen content in the air here is very low, climate change is turbulent, and although there are many lakes, they are all saline water. In recent years, under the arrangement of the government, some herders have moved to no-man's land, so the no-man's land is no longer deserted.
, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant was the largest nuclear power plant in the former Soviet Union, with a total of 3 units. On October 1, 2018, the world's most serious nuclear accident occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Radioactive material leaked from the catastrophic fire at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant 3 kilometers north of Kiev, Ukraine, which contaminated much of Europe. The international community widely criticized the Soviet Union's blocking of information about the nuclear accident and its slow emergency response. The incident was exposed to the world after high levels of radioactive material were found in Sweden.
After the incident, the exclusion zone became a paradise for some wild animals. Although animals also suffer from radiation, the damage to them is very subtle compared to humans, so for them, the occurrence of accidents is a good thing. Animals such as rats in the quarantine area have become accustomed to the radiation, and their lifespans are roughly the same as those in areas not affected by radiation.
, Sichuan Wawushan Mihundang
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Mihundang is located in the swamp area of Hongya, Sichuan Province. The terrain is complex and the geology is abnormal. Once outsiders enter, they will see chaotic and chaotic roads. Vertical and horizontal, it is difficult to distinguish the direction, not knowing whether to advance or retreat, and it is as if the soul is lost. Unknowingly, it loses due judgment and reason. When entering, it is completely lost, lost or died. It is called the lost soul by the locals. Many Over the years, the enchanting Taipa scene in Wawu Mountain has left a series of mysteries to the world, and has also aroused strong interest from domestic and foreign experts, experts, tourism, adventurers and many people.
Among the various strange incidents that occur in Wawu Mountain's Lost City, compass failure is the most common. This makes people associate it with geomagnetic anomalies. The earth's magnetic field has two magnetic poles, the geomagnetic south pole and the geomagnetic north pole. But their orientation is not fixed, but is constantly changing. Geomagnetic anomalies can easily lead to compass failure. However, there are different opinions on the origin of Wawushan's magnetic field. Some say it is the tidal effect of the moon on the earth, and some say it is due to the endless meteorites hidden underground.
, Lop Nur
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Lop Nur is located in Ruoqiang County, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. In history, it was once a vast lake with an area of more than 10,000 square kilometers. This was once a place rich in products and beautiful scenery. Historically, the lake in Lop Nur nurtured the residents of the ancient city of Loulan. In the Western Han Dynasty, people called Lop Nur Yanze. In the "Book of Han" compiled by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Lop Nur was called Puchang Sea. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was called Luobu Nur, and this title continued until modern times. The latest research shows that at the beginning of the last century, large fish weighing dozens of kilograms were still growing in Lop Nur Lake. But now, all this has changed.
The inaccessible Lop Nur is full of mystery. It is called the forbidden area of life. The legendary stories that happen here are often accompanied by disappearances and deaths. Some people call the Lop Nur area a devil's triangle on the Asian continent. The ancient Silk Road passed through it. Throughout the ages, many lonely ghosts have wandered here, and dead bones are everywhere. When the eminent monk Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty passed by Dunhuang on his journey to the west to seek Buddhist scriptures, he wrote in "Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" that there were many evil spirits in the sand river. Many people actually died of thirst not far from the spring, and unimaginable things happened from time to time.