Image via Shutterstock Don't let its beautiful pink hues fool you. Visit one of the world's deadliest lakes at your own peril. This body of water can turn an animal to stone if they fall in. Located ...

Located in Yunnan Province, the Shilin Stone Forest is a vast collection of limestone formations that have eroded over ...

While it may look absolutely stunning, the truth behind 'one of the world's deadliest' lakes that turns animals to 'stone' ...

Trovants in Romania grow by absorbing minerals from rainwater Found near Costești, they expand and form ‘baby’ rocks Myths claim trovants are dinosaur eggs or alien formations ...

Trovants are rocks that grow by absorbing minerals from rainwater. Romania is home to a cluster of trovants that inspired ...

The textural and geometrical properties of the pore networks (i.e., such as pore size distribution, pore shape, connectivity, and tortuosity) provides a primary control on the fluid storage and ...

The water is pumped full of minerals - mostly sodium carbonate which was once used ... They turn into stone-like mummies, with their carcasses preserved by the chemicals in the water.

CALCIUM carbonate can exist in three polymorphic forms, which in the order of their usual stabilities are calcite, aragonite and vaterite. Calcite is the most stable and the least soluble ...

The Stone of Madness is certainly filled with both, painting an eye-catching portrait of secrets and skullduggery as you sneak around, searching for an escape. As the days and nights drag on ...

As far as real-time tactical stealth games go, The Stone of Madness is an artistically singular entity, unique in style but faithful to the mechanics players may expect to find in the genre.

The Stone of Madness may be set in the 18th century, a full 350 years on from Umberto Eco's masterful monastic mystery The Name of the Rose, yet the game is clearly indebted to the literary ...

The most common items I found were pits from stone fruit including peaches or nectarines, plums, cherries and apricots. There was also evidence for apples or pears, grapes, dates, hazelnuts ...