3N Cave, Largest World's Salts Cave

This Salt cavern called 3N is situated on a mountain in Iran. Salt cave is listed as the largest salt cave in the world. This salt cave has a length of 6580 meters and width of which reaches 40 meters. One uniqueness of this salt cave is a formation process that occurs naturally. Passage in this cave is always changing according to circumstances from time to time. Actual width of the cave passage is not known for certain but it is expected, its size can reach several tens of meters or even hundreds of meters away!

3N Cave River

During the hurricane, the flow of the river cut off the cave wall on one side and at the same time the river flow to fill the empty space with sendimen on the other. The cave also serves as the basic flow of the winding river.

3N Cave Location

Salt cave is located in the eastern part of the Zagros Mountains and the Persian Gulf. As already known that the Zagros Mountains region is a place where many emerging mountains and caves of salt (called also by the term "diapir", which means breakthrough (intrusive) rocks because of differences in pressure and buoyancy).The amount of salt diapir located in these mountains amounted to more than 200 pieces and is expressed as the formation of karst (karst is a formation in the earth's surface that is generally characterized by the existence of a closed depression, surface drainage, and caves), the biggest and best in the world.

Salt Precipitation Process

Salt mountains that form the stored / deposited more than half a billion years in a valley basin. Precipitated salt itself is in a dry and warm climate. After tens of billions of years old salt deposits were covered by other sendimen rocks (limestone and sandstone) and the volcanic rocks. That way these salts have been "buried" at a depth of several kilometers from the earth's surface. Because getting high pressure at those depths and karenan high plasticity, the salt began to surface of the earth in the form of a cylinder which has a diameter of up to several meters. And this is the beginning of the beginning formed the salt cave.

Some other nice pic to see!

Mushroom can be Beautiful :)

What's inside your mind when you hear the word mushroom?

U must think about something disgusting that grow in the dark and damp place.

U've got it right, I think so too, but u know, it's not good to always see mushroom as a disgusting plant.

Some of them are really beautiful in the mushroom way :p

CHECK IT OUT !!!

Hey it looks like Mars :p

Grape mushroom? hahaha

yellow sticky rice mushroom, yummy hahahaha

Cactus mushroom, uuuu scary

Fried cheese mushroom, yummm :)

Banana Mushroom ?

uuu so red hot...

White grapes mushroom? who knows...

mini black mushroom yaaaaaaay

white grated cheese mushroom, I want to eat it...
aaaaaaa

I know what's on your mind, A porn mushroom, hahahaha

another grape mushroom huh...

wow, this is scary...

Hydra mushroom, so sticky

mmm, I don't know what to name this mushroom, u gave me some idea

yellow cherry mushroom, hmmmm

Strawberry Mushroom, sweety...:)

egg mushroom?

another strawberry mushroom?

LED Mushroom, mwawahwhahwahwhaha

white stcky fried cheese mushroom

strawberry mushroom again

wow, a shiny balck grape mushroom

yellow ranger mushroom la...

Jellyfish mushroom, waaa, reminds me of spongebob square pants

small strawbery cutie minie mushroom :)

The name of mushroom in this post is " SELF MADE by ME"

so it's nothing scientific like in the biology book

Anyway, THANKS FOR READING :)

Swimming in the Sky...

First of all, this is not a natural object, but it is indeed very beautiful, so needless to say, 

CHECK IT OUT !

Maybe this is the highest place to swim in a lowland. A very impressive swimming experience can be feel in this place, we can swim while enjoying the views of the city from a height (skyline) city of Singapore. At Marina Bay Sands hotel towers exactly at its peak, named Sky Park (Sky Park)

Along the 150-meter swimming pool is added with cafes and restaurants and beautiful gardens  to make the atmosphere more exciting,

INTERESTED ?

The Beauty of Rumania

Romania is located between Central and Southeast Europe, in the northern part of the Balkan Peninsula, and borders the Black Sea.Almost all of the Danube delta is situated in the territory of Romania. It shares borders with Hungary and Serbia to the west, Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova to the northeast, and Bulgaria to the south.
With an area of 238.391 km ² (92 043 sq miles), Romania is the largest country in Southeast Europe and the 12th largest in Europe. Most of Romania's border with Serbia and Bulgaria is formed from the river Danube. Danube River flows into the Black Sea through Romanian territory, forming the Danube Delta, the second largest delta in Europe, which became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another important river is the Siret, OLT and Mures.
Topography of Romania is divided between the mountains, hills and lowlands. Carpathia Mountains dominate the center of Romania, with 14 peaks reaching an altitude of more than 2000 meters. The highest mountain in Romania is Moldoveanu Peak (2.544 m/8.350 feet). In the southern part of central Romania, the mountains turned into hills. Geographic diversity of flora and fauna caused diversity in Romania.

In Romania there are 3700 species of plants. 23 have been declared as natural monuments, 74 species disappeared, 39 species of endangered, 171 vulnerable species, and species considered rare 1253 .. Three major vegetation zones in Romania is the alpine zone, the zone of forest and steppe zones. Spread on the soil characteristics of vegetation, climate and altitude.

Fauna in Romania consists of 33 792 species, 33 085 species and 707 invertebrate species is a vertebrate. Consists of 191 species of vertebrate fish species, 20 species of amphibians, 30 species of reptiles, 364 birds and 102 species mspesies Amalia. Fauna spread depends on the type of vegetation in which they live.

Enough about the explanation, let's just see some picture of Rumania

A beautiful country indeed :)

Source :

http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumania