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Eye of the Sahara Facts The Eye of the Sahara ranks as one of the most incredible geological marvels of our world. This phenomenal site sits in the Sahara Desert in western Mauritania, in Africa. Further, this extraordinary geological feature was actually unknown until it was accidentally spotted from space. Between its extreme remoteness and its […]Read More
Erta Ale Facts Erta Ale represents an impressive, continuously active volcano, sitting in the Afar Region of Africa, in northeastern Ethiopia. The place is a basaltic shield volcano residing within the Afar Depression. This is a desert area which spans the border of Eretria. It is an extremely low elevation volcano. In fact, the region immediately […]Read More
Lake Nakuru Facts Lake Nakuru forms one of a rather unique group of lakes, also collectively known as the Rift Valley Soda Lakes. This picturesque lake also sits in an area of rugged beauty in the rift valley of Kenya, in Africa. The lake also forms part of Lake Nakuru National Park, an astonishingly beautiful haven […]Read More
Lake Natron Facts: Lake Natron is a remarkable salt lake in the northern region of Tanzania, in Africa, and also forms a part of the East African Rift. The lake is fed by a combination of hot springs rich in minerals, and by a tributary of the Ewaso Ngiro River. It is, however, an extremely shallow […]
Eye of the Sahara Facts The Eye of the Sahara ranks as one of the most incredible geological marvels of our world. This phenomenal site sits in the Sahara Desert in western Mauritania, in Africa. Further, this extraordinary geological feature was actually unknown until it was accidentally spotted from space. Between its extreme remoteness and its […]
Ngorongoro Crater Facts Ngorongoro Crater represents the largest inactive, intact, and unfilled volcanic caldera on earth. It sits in Tanzania, in Africa and also forms the remnants of a volcano that exploded violently between 2-3 million years ago. The volcano measures about 2,000 ft (610 m) deep, and its floor covers an area of 100 […]
