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China Trees Underground. The sinkhole is 630 feet (192 meters) deep, according to the xinhua news agency, deep enough to just. They were met with undergrowth as high as their shoulders and trees towering over 100 feet high, according to chen lixin, leader of the team, per the xinhua news release. Guangxi is one of the world’s richest treasure troves of karst topography—found mostly in china, mexico, and papua new guinea—where dramatic landscapes are formed by eroding underground bedrock. A giant sinkhole discovered in south china features a pristine ancient forest with 40 metres tall trees that explorers said could. The sinkhole spans an area nearly three football fields long and is deep enough to hide the washington monument. China's southwestern karst landscape is pockmarked with dozens of enormous sinkholes that look like they were made with a cookie cutter — and scientists keep finding new ones. A team of chinese scientists has discovered a giant new sinkhole with a forest at its bottom.

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The sinkhole is 630 feet (192 meters) deep, according to the xinhua news agency, deep enough to just. The sinkhole spans an area nearly three football fields long and is deep enough to hide the washington monument. Guangxi is one of the world’s richest treasure troves of karst topography—found mostly in china, mexico, and papua new guinea—where dramatic landscapes are formed by eroding underground bedrock. A giant sinkhole discovered in south china features a pristine ancient forest with 40 metres tall trees that explorers said could. China's southwestern karst landscape is pockmarked with dozens of enormous sinkholes that look like they were made with a cookie cutter — and scientists keep finding new ones. A team of chinese scientists has discovered a giant new sinkhole with a forest at its bottom. They were met with undergrowth as high as their shoulders and trees towering over 100 feet high, according to chen lixin, leader of the team, per the xinhua news release.

Chinese cave explorers discovered a 630foot deep sinkhole containing a

China Trees Underground They were met with undergrowth as high as their shoulders and trees towering over 100 feet high, according to chen lixin, leader of the team, per the xinhua news release. The sinkhole is 630 feet (192 meters) deep, according to the xinhua news agency, deep enough to just. Guangxi is one of the world’s richest treasure troves of karst topography—found mostly in china, mexico, and papua new guinea—where dramatic landscapes are formed by eroding underground bedrock. They were met with undergrowth as high as their shoulders and trees towering over 100 feet high, according to chen lixin, leader of the team, per the xinhua news release. The sinkhole spans an area nearly three football fields long and is deep enough to hide the washington monument. China's southwestern karst landscape is pockmarked with dozens of enormous sinkholes that look like they were made with a cookie cutter — and scientists keep finding new ones. A giant sinkhole discovered in south china features a pristine ancient forest with 40 metres tall trees that explorers said could. A team of chinese scientists has discovered a giant new sinkhole with a forest at its bottom.

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