 Most Mysterious Geographic Anomalies And Locations

Kalachi, Kazakhstan. In 2013, residents of this remote village began randomly collapsing into a deep sleep that lasted up to six straight days.

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Deep in the Karakum Desert sits a massive, 230-foot-wide burning chasm in the middle of the earth that has been continually flaming for over 50 years.

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Aokigahara, Japan A 30-square-kilometer forest is structurally bizarre. The forest floor is made of hardened volcanic rock.

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Mexico, an entire island is covered in thousands of decomposing, severed and hanging toy dolls.

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A glacier that appeared to be actively bleeding a deep, crimson fluid into an icy lake.

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The Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania, Romania. The Hoia-Baciu Forest is known as the world's most intensely haunted woodland.

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The Singing Dunes of Dunhuang, China, ancient travellers wrote of demons and phantoms inhabiting the sands, calling out to people to lure them off the path to their deaths.

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