4. Rainbow Trees
And speaking of rainbows, why should they only exist in the sky? If you’re into multi-coloured unique patterns, then Eucalyptus deglupta will become your new favorite tree. Most often found in the Philippines, this wonder of nature can reach 76 meters (250 ft) in height and it seems simply unbelievable.
While most of the year the tree has an orange hue, as the summer arrives, it reveals the multicolored patterns that make it look like it’s been painted.
3. Hair Ice
We know it sounds weird, but that’s exactly what it looks like: ice can sometimes take the form of human hair down to every detail. Hair ice only appears on humid winter nights and, unfortunately, melts as the day arrives.
Apparently, the fungus on rotten wood makes the ice crystals grow in a hairlike form. What makes this wonder even harder to spot is that, if there is snow around too, it will cover the details instantly.
However, if you are interested in seeing it, exploring the woods is a great start!
