In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers in southern China have stumbled upon a massive sinkhole concealing an ancient ecosystem. This natural wonder, found near Guangxi’s Leye district, stretches over 192 meters deep, with trees towering at heights of 40 meters within a hidden forest. The sinkhole, which scientists describe as a
In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers in southern China have stumbled upon a massive sinkhole concealing an ancient ecosystem. This natural wonder, found near Guangxi’s Leye district, stretches over 192 meters deep, with trees towering at heights of 40 meters within a hidden forest. The sinkhole, which scientists describe as a “heavenly pit,” is a geological marvel formed by groundwater dissolving soft limestone and other soluble rocks. It harbors a pristine environment, untouched by time, where flora and fauna could offer
