The document lists and briefly describes various unusual landscapes from around the world, including the Wave rock formation in Arizona, the tessellated pavement in Tasmania, the White Desert in Egypt, and the Bungle Bungles rock formation in Western Australia. It provides short 1-2 sentence descriptions of over 20 unique geological formations and landscapes on every continent except Antarctica.

1. Strange Landscapes

2. Arizona, USA – The Wave (stunning sandstone rock formation that is around 190 million years old and looks unreal)

3. Tasmania – The Tessellated Pavement (very straight rectangles that are a natural phenomenon)

4. Egypt – White Desert (strange rock formations formed by sandstorms)

5. Japan - Blood Pond Hot Spring (that’s how it got it’s name)

6. Northern Ireland – Giant’s Causeway (mystical rock formation)

7. Bolivia – Salar de Uyuni (world’s largest salt flats)

8. China – The Stone Forest (a 400-square-kilometre stone wonderland)

9. Antarctica – McMurdo Dry Valleys (Iron oxides stain the snout of the Taylor Glacier forming a feature commonly referred to as Blood Falls)

10. Canada - Spotted Lake (one of the world's highest concentration of minerals)

11. Nevada, USA – The Black Rock Desert (a dry lake bed)

12. California - Crystal Cave (made from marble)

13. Western Australia - Bungle Bungles are an amazing rock formation.

14. Alaska - Steam rises from the top vent in the summit crater of Mount Redoubt.

15. Cappadocia, Turkey - is home to many underground and above ground cities.

16. Dominica - The Boiling Lake at the Caribbean island bubbles with blue-grey water.

17. Spain - The blood red Rio Tinto river

18. Brazil - Vale de Luna or "the valley of the moon“ (an ancient plateau thought to be over 1.8 billion years old)

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