NATURE

A waterspout emerged in Beykoz offshore in Turkey. The waterspout occurred after the rainy and windy weather in the morning. Panicked citizens sharing the images online.

A forest fire has been spreading in the Gironde region of southwest France since Monday.  So far, 1,300 hectares have been burned. "Four houses and several buildings were burned," Gironde Governorate stated. More than 500 people have been…

The National Weather Service (NWS) in the United States issued a flash flood warning for parts of northern Illinois yesterday. In the state capital of Chicago, sewer and water drains exploded. The floodwaters gushing from the manhole…

Sea daffodils growing on Hatay’s 14 kilometers wide beach offers a visual feast in Turkey. Aside from its beauty, the charming plants is also known for its ability to help dunes to shape as it prevents sands to scatter around. The…

The full moon over Van lake that emerged after sunset mesmerized the visitors of the lake in eastern Turkey. Residents took photos on the piers by the lake, where the reflection of the moon formed postcard-worthy view. Visitors enjoyed the…

Wildfire broke out on the Mosquito Road in Placer town on August 6th have burnt 18,853 hectares and caused 11,260 people to be evacuated in California, US. According to California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, only 10% of the…

A fire broke out in the forest area at night in Kastamonu, Turkey. Locals noticed the fire and informed the fire department. Firefighters and intermediaries who came to the scene extinguished the fire in a short time. The cause of the fire…

Osmaniye streets were illuminated by the full moon of yesterday in Turkey. The dazzling moon presented postcard worthy scenes for the residents of Osmaniye. The video and pictures display the moon’s detailed appearance. Selçuk…

Papua New Guinea was hit by an earthquake with 7,6 magnitude. The natural disaster occurred 80 kilometers below the surface level at 10:00 local time. Authorities issued a tsunami warning for Papua New Guinea.

Antonio Guterres, Secretary General of United Nations, visited the areas affected by the floods in India, in which nearly 1,400 people died. “We are perfectly aware of our limited capacity and our resources. But you can absolutely be…