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- 2. Moscow, 2010 The Natural Wonders of the World Sometimes we get tired of the daily routine,
- 3. Moscow, 2010 The Natural Wonders of the World According to the following scheme I’ll tell you
- 4. Moscow, 2010 The Natural Wonders of the World The Dead Sea The Bermuda Islands Mount Kilimanjaro
- 5. Moscow, 2010 The map of the seven natural wonders Great Barrier Reef (the Coral Sea, in
- 6. Moscow, 2010 The Dead Sea Uniqueness: It is also one of the world's saltiest bodies of
- 7. Moscow, 2010 Uniqueness: Bermuda's unusual pink sand beaches and clear, blue ocean waters are popular with
- 8. Moscow, 2010 Uniqueness: It is one of the largest stratovolcanoes in the world and it is
- 9. Moscow, 2010 Uniqueness: The system of fjords in Norway is one of the longest in the
- 10. Moscow, 2010 Uniqueness: It is the largest coral system in the world and it can be
- 11. Moscow, 2010 Uniqueness: It is the tallest waterfall (979 metres) in the world. Location: The waterfall
- 12. Moscow, 2010 Uniqueness: It is a beautiful, dynamic display of shifting colored lights. The northern lights
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Moscow, 2010
The Natural Wonders of the World
Sometimes we get tired of
Moscow, 2010
The Natural Wonders of the World
Sometimes we get tired of
Today I’ll tell you about some picturesque nooks on our planet. We’ll lift the veil of secrecy of seven unique natural masterpieces. Why do we choose only seven wonders? Because each wonder belongs to one continent.
I hope that after my short review you’ll be eager to visit some of these magnificent places.
Moscow, 2010
The Natural Wonders of the World
According to the following scheme
Moscow, 2010
The Natural Wonders of the World
According to the following scheme
Moscow, 2010
The Natural Wonders of the World
The Dead Sea
The Bermuda Islands
Mount
Moscow, 2010
The Natural Wonders of the World
The Dead Sea
The Bermuda Islands
Mount
Fjords of
Western Norway
Angel Falls
The Great Barrier Reef
Aurora
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The map of the seven natural wonders
Great Barrier Reef (the
Moscow, 2010
The map of the seven natural wonders
Great Barrier Reef (the
Aurora (in both hemispheres of the Earth, in its upper atmosphere)
The Dead Sea (lies in the Jordan Rift Valley)
Angel Falls
(Venezuela)
The Bermuda Islands
Mount Kilimanjaro
(north-eastern Tanzania )
Fjords (Western Norway)
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The Dead Sea
Uniqueness: It is also one of the world's
Moscow, 2010
The Dead Sea
Uniqueness: It is also one of the world's
Location: It lies in the Jordan Rift Valley, and its main tributary is the Jordan River.
Area: The Dead Sea is 67 kilometers long and 18 kilometers wide at its widest point.
Protection: People should protect the nature of the Dead Sea:
1) water from pollution;
2) air from chemical wastes;
3) wildlife from disappearing.
Origin: The older hypothesis is that it lies in a true rift zone, an extension of the Red Sea Rift, or even of the Great Rift Valley of eastern Africa. A more recent hypothesis is that the Dead Sea basin is a consequence of a «step-over» discontinuity along the Dead Sea Transform.
Wildlife: Many animal species live in the mountains surrounding the Dead Sea: camels, ibex, hares, hyraxes, jackals, foxes, and even leopards. Hundreds of bird species inhabit the zone as well. The delta of the Jordan river was a jungle of papyrus and palm trees.
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Western Asia
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Uniqueness: Bermuda's unusual pink sand beaches and clear, blue
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Uniqueness: Bermuda's unusual pink sand beaches and clear, blue
Location: Bermuda is located in the North Atlantic Ocean, near the western edge of the Sargasso Sea.
Area: The territory consists of approximately 138 islands, with a total area of 53,3 square kilometres.
Protection: People shouldn't throw litter into the sea as it may contain chemicals that will pollute the water and they should protect the wildlife of the Bermuda Islands.
The Bermuda Islands
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Origin: It is the oldest and most populous remaining British overseas territory, settled by England a century before the Acts of Union created the Kingdom of Great Britain.
Wildlife: The only native mammals of Bermuda are five species of bats.
North America
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Uniqueness: It is one of the largest stratovolcanoes in the
Moscow, 2010
Uniqueness: It is one of the largest stratovolcanoes in the
Location: It is located in north-eastern Tanzania in Africa.
Area: The volcano is the highest in Africa and covers an area of 388,500 ha.
Protection: People should protect the air from chemical wastes, forests of the mountain from fire, don't cut trees and protect the wildlife from disappearing.
Mount Kilimanjaro
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Origin: It formed as result of volcanic activities.
Wildlife: There are a lot of types of monkeys, antelopes, leopards and birds. Also there are a lot of species of exotic plants.
Africa
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Uniqueness: The system of fjords in Norway is one of
Moscow, 2010
Uniqueness: The system of fjords in Norway is one of
Location: This system is located in Western Norway.
Area: This system is approximately 500 kilometres long and approximately 500 kilometres deep.
Protection: People should protect animals of fjords from disappearing, sea water from chemical wastes and forests from fire. They mustn’t cut trees and destroy natural landscape.
Origin: Fjords are formed when a glacier cuts a v-shaped valley. Many such valleys were formed during the recent ice age.
Wildlife: There are some types of sea animals and there are coniferous forests.
Fjords of Western Norway
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Europe
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Uniqueness: It is the largest coral system in the world
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Uniqueness: It is the largest coral system in the world
Location: The reef is located in the Coral Sea, off the coast of Queensland in northeast Australia.
Area: It is 2000 kilometres long.
Protection: People shouldn't throw litter into the sea as it may contain chemicals that will pollute the water. They should protect the corals of the reef and wildlife from disappearing, because a lot of animals are in danger now.
The Great Barrier Reef
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Origin: It has been formed over thousands of years by the actions of tiny creatures called coral polyps.
Wildlife: The reef is home to 1,500 species of tropical fish, over 200 types of birds and 20 species of reptile, including the endangered Green Sea Turtle.
Australia
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Uniqueness: It is the tallest waterfall (979 metres) in the
Moscow, 2010
Uniqueness: It is the tallest waterfall (979 metres) in the
Location: The waterfall drops over the edge of the Auyantepui mountain in the Canaima National Park in the Gran Sabana region of Bolivar State, Venezuela.
Area: Angel falls tumbles down freely for some 807 meters. The cataract continues through almost another 172 meters of less rugged fall until it meets the jungle floor of a valley.
Protection: People should protect waterfall from rubbish and chemical wastes, its flora and fauna from pollution and disappearing.
Origin: It formed more than 130 million years ago.
Wildlife: There is an incredible variety of tropical wildlife in the area, including monkeys, poison arrow frogs, and hundreds of species of orchids.
Angel Falls
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South America
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Uniqueness: It is a beautiful, dynamic display of shifting colored
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Uniqueness: It is a beautiful, dynamic display of shifting colored
Location: Auroras occur in the part of the upper atmosphere, and can be seen in the high latitudes of the Northern and Southern hemispheres.
Area: No specific or consistent measurements.
Aurora
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The South and North Poles
Origin: Aurora displays are the result of electrical particles flowing out from the Sun. These particles pass through the Earth's magnetic field, and collide with atoms in the upper atmosphere causing them to emit electromagnetic radiation in the visible portion of the spectrum. The colors of the aurora depend on the altitude at which the atomic collisions occur and the type of atoms that are struck. If oxygen atoms are hit, the glow may be red or yellow-green; if the particles strike nitrogen atoms, blue or purple lights result.