Water Turns Blood Red Around Island of Hormuz

The waters around the Iranian Island of Hormuz has mysteriously turned blood red.

Many people have taken photos and videos and posted them to social media.

One user wrote, I can't believe it can be a trick in photography?

Many others simply say,  Glory to God.

The Strait of Hormuz flows between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

This phenomenon could be due to pollution in the area or red algae bloom.

So far the answer is not known.

This comes at a mysterious time when President Trump had recently threatened Iran for allegedly launching a missile near the US embassy in Iraq, which had already been evacuated days prior.

Also Saudi Arabia alleges that Iran or a proxy of Iran attacked one of their ships.

In recent months, plagues of Locusts have invaded the middle east prompting many to speculate about Biblical prophecy happening today.

Zombie Deer Disease is Spreading Across the US

A deadly infection that’s come to be known as ‘zombie deer disease’ is spreading across North America, a new report warns.

Formally called chronic wasting disease, the illness attacks the brain, spinal cord, and other tissues in deer, elk, and moose.

It eventually leads to death – but, not before causing the animal to dramatically lose weight and coordination, and become aggressive.

Precolonial Lost City of Kweneng Found in South Africa

Billions of laser scans have revealed a lost city that was once a bustling epicenter in what is now South Africa's Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve, new research finds.

The newly discovered city, called Kweneng, was once a thriving capital that existed from the 1400s until it was destroyed and abandoned, likely because of civil wars, in the 1820s, said Karim Sadr, a professor of archaeology at the University of the Witwatersrand, in South Africa.

Mysterious New Island is Now Teeming with Life

The miracle outcrop known as Hunga Tonga has only existed for four years, yet is populated by hundreds of seabirds and flowering plants whose seeds were dropped there in bird droppings.

Hunga Tonga emerged from a hidden underwater volcano lodged between two existing islands of the Kingdom of Tonga in the South Pacific.

It still has no official name, but locals have branded it Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai, or "Hunga Tonga" for short.

The island is only the third volcanic pop-up like this to have arisen in the last 150 years, and NASA has been attempting to uncover its mysteries since it arose from the sea in 2015.

Hundreds of Mysterious Stone Structures Found in Western Sahara

Hundreds of stone structures dating back thousands of years have been discovered in the Western Sahara, a territory in Africa little explored by archaeologists.

The structures seem to come in all sizes and shapes, and archaeologists aren't sure what many of then were used for or when they were created.

Meteor Explodes Over Cuba

A meteorite crashed down in western Cuba yesterday afternoon following reports of an object seen streaking across the sky over the Florida Keys.

Locals say the impact rocked Viñales, Pinar del Río with a ‘large explosion’ that shattered windows in some homes. No injuries have been reported.

Several residents are now sharing images of what they believe to be fragments of the space rock.

Egypt Unveils 50 Ptolemaic Era Mummy Tombs

Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered a tomb related to the Pharaohs containing 50 mummies dating back to the Ptolemaic era, in Minya, south of Cairo, the ministry of antiquities has said.

The mummies, 12 of which were of children, were discovered inside four, nine-metre deep burial chambers in the Tuna El-Gebel archaeological site.

2 Rare Oarfish Surface in Japan Sparking Earthquake Concerns

Two rare Oarfish have been spotted by locals washed on on the beaches of Japan. Many believe its a sign, omen or a warning from God - according to Japanese lore that a natural disaster could strike at any time soon.

The deep sea serpents were spotted just months before the Fukushima earthquake  back  in 2011.

Massive Floods Sweep Cows to Sea 3,0000 Large Bats Dead in Australia Heatwave

A massive flood which the likes of haven't been seen in over 100 years swept a herd of cows to a crocodile infested beach while scorching temperatures melted the roads and prompted 3,000 large bats to drop dead in a wave of 'Armageddon style' weather.

Prehistoric Burials Ancient Tombs Found in Egypt's Nile Delta

During excavation work carried out by an Egyptian mission in Kom El-Khelgan area in the Nile
Delta, a collection of tombs and burials have been unearthed.

Mostafa Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, said that the tombs date
back to the Second Intermediate Period.

The Second Intermediate Period marks a period when Ancient Egypt fell into disarray for a second
time, between the end of the Middle Kingdom and the start of the New Kingdom.

It is best known as the period when the Hyksos people of West Asia made their appearance in Egypt
and whose reign comprised the 15th dynasty founded by Salitis.

River Turns Blood Red Over Night in India

The stretch of the Periyar River which flows by the zone of Eloor-Edayar took on a red hue on
Monday and erupted in bubbles in some areas.

Local people claimed to have noticed the change of color upstream of the Pathalam regulator bridge that evening. The next morning, the rust-red colour was evident till the Pathalam Kadavu bridge, said a resident of Eloor, a local activist.

He observed the bubbles on the water a few meters upstream of the Pathalam regulator bridge.
“Yesterday, there was also some fish kill downstream of the bridge,” he said.

Strange Creature Surprises Tourists Sailing in Belize

Tourists were amazed to see this strange animal, which was swimming in the middle of the Hondo
river in Belize, on the border of Mexico while on vacation.

 The people were on a small yacht on the river that borders Mexico, when they noticed that a strange animal was swimming in front of them.

For a moment they thought it was a shark.

 In this area there is a diverse number of animals, from manatees and dolphins to crocodiles, among others.

 You can imagine how the tourists are sailing when they were surprised to see this strange animal appeared swimming. They came at full speed to see what it was: a jaguar was kicking its legs in the water to get to the other shore.

Onlookers were very surprised to see a Jaguar just casually swimming across this giant river.
The tourists posted their video to Facebook.

Volcano Scientists Closely Monitoring Mount St. Helens Rising Magma Levels

Volcano scientists from the USGS are closely tracking Mount St. Helens' volcanic activity as magma flows are increasing at 5 meters a day.

Earlier this week, it was revealed lava domes were rising at five meters a day. These are formed by viscous magma being pushed to the surface below and piling up. Like lava flows, they typically do not have enough gas or pressure to erupt explosively but they are sometimes followed by explosive activity.

Weird Winter Weather: Sea Smoke, Snow Waves, Ice Devils

Much of North America is in the grip of mid-winter cold, the weather is starting to get weird. Certain weather phenomena only emerge in these prolonged periods of deep cold, and thanks to the blast of Arctic air sweeping most of Canada and much of the United States at the moment, we're starting to see some of those occur.

Strange Sea Creature Found in Thailand

A strange sea creature was found off the coast of Koh Yao Noi in Thailand by local fisherman leaving many crab fishermen baffled at their finding.

This particular marine animal is actually camouflaging with its background and has some stick like structure to it. Its body structure matches to a crab with a shell-like covering and claws.The animal seems to have stuck from dry seaweed to it unless it is its natural covering.
While it looks very similar to some type of weird crab, it has striking characteristics that make you wonder if it really is a crab.
Not much is known about this creature yet. But this finding once again shows how the marine life is still more vast than we know.

Mystery Booms Heard Across Indiana

Reports of mysterious bangs and booms in the night are being discussed on social media sites in
Muncie. People who searched their houses for an explanation found no answers.

Neighborhoods reportedly affected include Storer, Halteman Village and Royerton. There have been online reports of such occurrences in Yorktown, too.

Earthquakes Increased During and After the Super Blood Wolf Moon

An increase in earthquakes have hit the United States, striking California, Oklahoma and Alaska during and after the super wolf blood moon.

On Monday, January 21, six quakes have struck the United States - one measuring a magnitude of 4.7. Four earthquakes have hit Alaska, one has hit Oklahoma and another California.

Europe to Mine the Moon by 2025

Europe to Mine the Moon by 2025 - The European Space Agency (ESA) has released a co-op plan to travel to the moon and set up a lunar base to mine the moon for regolith and other resources.

Solar Wind Stream to Hit Earth Over the Next Few Days

A hole has opened up on the surface of the sun and could lead to a solar storm hitting Earth as over the next few days.

Scientists have discovered a coronal hole which opened on the top layer of the sun’s atmosphere,
unleashing a barrage of solar particles into the cosmos.

Earth is caught in the cross hairs of this stream of particles, and space weather forecasters say it could hit on January 23 and 24th.

Cleopatra's Burial Site Has Been Located Says Archaeologists

The long lost tomb of Cleopatra and Mark Antony has been found just 18 miles away from Alexandria Egypt. Archaeologists believe the two leaders are buried together.

Cleopatra VII Philopator was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt.

Mark Antony, or Marcus Antonius, was a Roman politician and general. He was assigned Rome's eastern provinces, including the client kingdom of Egypt, then ruled by Cleopatra.

According to popular belief, she and Mark Antony committed suicide in August 30 BC when she was 39 by allowing an asp to bite them.