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 The Pyramids of Anlong County: Nature’s Geometric Masterpiece Nestled in Anlong County in Guizhou Province, southwest China, a striking cluster of pyramid-shaped hills has recently captured the imagination of netizens and tourists alike. What looks like an ancient citadel, or even alien architecture, is in fact a breathtaking natural formation—a testament to geological time, not human hands. Earlier in 2024, aerial videos and photographs from Anlong went viral, showing several sharply-peaked hills that resemble the iconic pyramids of Egypt. Some online comments speculated wildly—ranging from claims of ancient royal tombs to extraterrestrial involvement. But geologists and local experts have stepped in to clarify: these are natural hills, not man-made monuments. Understanding how and why they are shaped this way helps us appreciate their beauty even more. The key to their pyramid-like appearance lies in the unique geological history of the region. These hills are primarily compos...

  Macquarie Island’s Ecological Upheaval Far out in the Southern Ocean, roughly halfway between Tasmania and Antarctica, lies Macquarie Island — a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its rugged terrain, unique wildlife, and dramatic ecological challenges. Over recent decades, this subantarctic island has faced severe ecological upheaval. However, it also offers hopeful lessons in restoration, protection, and resilience. What is Macquarie Island? Macquarie Island is not just a remote patch of land; it is the exposed crest of the Macquarie Ridge , a geological boundary where the Indo‑Australian plate meets the Pacific plate. This makes the island geologically unique, with exposed oceanic crust and mantle and ongoing tectonic activity. UNESCO World Heritage Centre +1 It hosts endemic plant life, seabirds including penguins and albatrosses, marine mammals, and a fragile ecosystem shaped by harsh weather, isolation, and oceanic currents. WWF Australia +1 The Drivers of Ecolo...