Blood Falls Phenomenon at Taylor Glacier in Antarctica

A unique phenomenon at Taylor Glacier in East Antarctica, known as 'Blood Falls,' involves a liquid that emerges clear but quickly turns red like blood as it flows over the ice. This natural occurrence was first discovered in 1911.

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Voda koja izlazi ispod glečera bistra je, a za nekoliko minuta postane crvena kao krv

Na kraju Taylorovog glečera na istočnom Antarktiku povremeno izbija tekućina koja se niz led slijeva u boji zgrušane krvi. Otkrio ju je 1911. australs

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Blood Falls Phenomenon at Taylor Glacier in Antarctica

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Voda koja izlazi ispod glečera bistra je, a za nekoliko minuta postane crvena kao krv

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