9. The Tao's hum, New mexico


Since the 1990s, the inhabitants of
the town, Taos in New Mexico has been hearing a ceaseless humming
noise- much like the noise that sometimes originates from electricalwires. The sound is apparently so irritating that it has had disturbing psychological effects on many of the citizens. The source of the noise remains unknown to this day and the sole logical theory is that the people in the area, for some reason have super-sensitive ears

10. Devil’s Kettle, Minnesota


The way water flow works is pretty simple- it goes into some place and comes out of another- all the time. Well, there’s an exception that’s found in Minnesota’s Brule River. At a particular point along its flow, thewater splits on a rock crop-one channel proceeding to the Lake Superior while the other enters a rock hole. The assumption was that the second channel of water entersunderground caves and travel along different routes before joining a river. However, scientists have not been able to prove that that’s indeed the case. Not after they used coloured dye to observeif the coloured water turns up somewhere, not even after throwingping pong balls into the water too see where they come up.

royalvalentine19:
lastly, this one I had to consult IFA so he could bring the info.

MidasTouche01:


This one get as e be oo, why dem no jump inside the hole and see where they wil come out

babyfaceafrica:
why u no jump inside?

jidxin:
u re outdated bro or prolly d post...it has bin demystify on nat geo

royalvalentine19:
I had love to know when it was demystify or analyse .. ?

royalvalentine19:
I had love to know when it was demystify or analyse .. ?

jidxin:
] it was made by an insect prolly an ant cant really rembr wch of d insect...I think a particular type of ant....I watched dem do it

royalvalentine19:
hmmm I don't need to argue. But lets just assume the ants did it, what about the dogs stunting off the bridge. Law of gravity was defiled there abi?