12 Scientifically Impossible Places That Really Exist

If you step outside the comforts of your own home and venture out into the wild, you’ll come across some of nature’s most bizarre creations. Even though we’ve all seen and love places like Niagara Falls, you rarely see lights in the sky that could be the work of aliens, a waterfall that disappears without a trace, or a river that can boil you alive!
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Doubletree
The Bialbero di Casorzo, more commonly known as the Doubletree of Casorzo is situated between Grana and Casorzo in Piedmont, Italy. This magical tree is a mix of a mulberry tree on which a cherry tree grows. The cherry tree rises well above the mulberry tree on which it stands. What makes this parasitic plant so unique is that both types of trees have survived against the test of time and are now regarded as a sign of goodwill. Drop all your wishes here, they might just come true!
The Sinabung Volcano
How do you hide a volcano? You put it inside a mountain of course. Turns out, this is exactly what happened with Mount Sinabung, an Indonesian mountain that is so misleading it almost caused an entire region’s apocalypse! No one knew about this dangerous phenomenon until its sudden eruption in 2010. The volcano was dormant since 740 and 880 CE with no notable eruptions of any kind, and yet when it exploded, the eruption and chaos that came with it was terrifying. This teaches us to never ignore nature’s signs because you never know, the mountain next to your home might just be a volcano!
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