30 Of The Rarest Sights In Nature That Will Leave You Amazed And Awestruck
There are still too many things that humanity has yet to discover about nature.
 
      The natural world is stunning! Spending even a short amount of time in natural settings can have a profoundly refreshing and revitalizing effect on a person.
Even if you don't travel to far-flung locations, you can still experience the wonders of nature. Taking a short break to focus on the clouds or the birds flying overhead is incredibly helpful, and while observing your surroundings, you might find a rare treasure.
Nature is mysterious. There are still undiscovered plants, animals, and other organisms on land and in water. With its timeless beauty, many researchers and scientists are still unraveling its endless species of flowers, animals, insects, and plants.
Plants and animals have been forced to change throughout their long and eventful history. They have survived mass extinctions, ice ages, the breakup of continents, and environmental changes brought on by humans.
Some plant species occur in extremely low numbers, and the reasons behind this phenomenon are likely unknown. As posted by a Facebook page, "The Fabulous Weird Trotters," you can see some of these exotic finds.
They post images of the most intriguing, weird, and at the same time, surprising things that humans can find. You can discover some of them in this story as you scroll down and be amazed by nature's magnificent beauty.
1. This is a true tree hugger showing love to each other!
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                4. A gorgeous Mexican Alligator Lizard, which is currently endangered.
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                5. A phoenix on Mount Etna's (Sicily) lava.
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                6. These magical bioluminescent fungi species are called Forest Light Mushrooms.
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                7. Have you tried this 'Glass Gem' or 'Pearl of Glass' corn variety?
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                8. A lace bug looking like stained glass.
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                9. Fun fact about this Hellebores flower: black flowers do not exist. They're either deep red or deep purple.
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                10. Taken by Marco Fischer, this creature is called Saturniidae Moth Caterpillar.
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                11. The color of this black Calla Lily is similar to beets!
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                13. Too much love from this Spot-Bellied Eagle-Owl!
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                14. A Bald Eagle's nest not only carries Hobbits to safety but Park Rangers, too!
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                15. An amazing fractal artwork in a Fiddlehead Fern.
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                16. This spider making a square-wave design in its web is identified as Paramatachia sp.
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                17. Fierce-looking Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko (Uroplatus phantasticus).
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                18. This Skeleton Flower (Diphylleia grayi) turns glass-like when it gets wet from the rain.
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                19. They might look like contract breakers from The Little Mermaid, but these are known as Skeleton Panda Sea Squirts or Ascidians.
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                20. Are you familiar with a baby flounder?
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                21. Bees are creating a masterpiece.
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                22. What a stunning orchid mantis!
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                23. Mary River Turtle looking like a punk from the algae forming on its head.
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                24. The prettiest natural rainbow fluorite made from bands of different colors.
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                25. Prairie smoke flowers (Geum triflorum) will make you crave cotton candy!
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                26. Fabulous photograph of a spider from Stephen Dunn, revealing its rainbow-colored web.
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                27. The one-of-a-kind Black Baccara rose.
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                28. This peacock looks like it's wearing a beautiful feather cape.
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                29. You can probably call this "The Fireworks Turtle!"
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                30. Metallica and Iron Butterfly got together on this so-called Metallic Mechanitis Butterfly from Costa Rica.
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                Rare plants and animals like the ones on this list are fragments of living history. They have peculiar adaptations to attract pollinators or prey, unique life cycles, and are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
However, people must help protect these treasures of nature so that they can exist for many generations, maintaining the balance of the ecosystem. Like and share for more interesting stories!
 
             
           
                     
                     
                    