#5 – Dead Forest, Namibia
Bright red dunes, land burned though sun, and dried and lifeless black trees, - many photographers want to visit the forest in Namibia.
Once upon a time, to be exact, about 900 years ago, there were "camel acacias," plants that have been fed underground moisture for a long time, today they are just a dead decorations.
#4 – Banff National Park, Canada
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Banff National Park in Canada is the endless pine forests, shining like a mirror ice lakes, which reflect the sunset and the beautiful green meadow.
Local forests cover more than half of the park and they are the oldest and one of the greatest legacies of mankind.
#3 – Black Forest, Germany
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Black Forest is much more than just a timber, it is the whole mountain range, covered by thick trees. It is located in the south of Germany, high in the mountains.
Composed primarily of conifers, Black Forest conceals many beautiful mountain lakes and mineral springs, through which the world-famous resorts, Baden-Baden and Badenweiler, are appeared there.
#2 – Stone Forest, China
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This stone forest in Yunnan province in China is called Shilin (literally "Stone Forest"). It is not a forest in the usual sense, because instead of the trees massive limestone boulders grow here.
They are surprisingly reminiscent of petrified trees. They are much older than any plant in the world, because of their alleged age - more than 270 million years.
#1 – Forest Algae, Monterey, United States
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The forests of seaweed area with a high density growth of algae, which are usually at sea coast - are not only in the US, but here in the Monterey Bay area too. You can admire this natural wonder not submerging.
Here is a unique aquarium created - one of the best scientific and educational centers throughout the world, allowing at arm's length to consider surprisingly diverse habitat of algae, beautiful anchovies, sailing between the "trees"; bright Garibaldi, wandering in the "branches"; crabs and snails.
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