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Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. August 2025.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park in southeastern New Mexico protects over 119 caves, including the massive Big Room, formed by sulfuric acid dissolving limestone in the Guadalupe Mountains. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park features spectacular underground formations, diverse desert habitats, and a famous nightly bat flight from spring to fall.
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Yashilkul is a remote high‑altitude freshwater lake in the Pamir Mountains of eastern Tajikistan, sitting at about 3,730–3,740 m above sea level in the upper Gunt valley. It stretches roughly 22–25 km in length and up to about 4–4.5 km in width, with crystal‑clear water that can reach depths of around 50–52 m yet rarely warms above 14°C even in summer.
The lake’s name means “green” lake in Turkic languages, reflecting its striking emerald and turquoise colours that stand out against the surrounding barren, high‑plateau “moon landscapes.” Yashikul was formed thousands of years ago when a powerful earthquake triggered a landslide that dammed the Alichur River, creating a natural barrier over 4 km long and around 100–110 m thick.
