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How is living in Canada compared to the USA? Discover its hidden marvels.

1. The Crooked Mystery of Twisting Trees

Crooked Bush, Saskatchewan, Canada

A small grove of aspen trees inexplicably twists and turns, their branches growing in bizarre, corkscrew shapes.

2. Where the Ocean Swallows Itself

Thor's Well, Oregon, USA

On the rugged Oregon coast, a massive sinkhole appears to drain the Pacific Ocean into an abyss during high tide.

3. A Mountain's Sudden Collapse

Frank Slide, Alberta, Canada

One night in 1903, a massive portion of Turtle Mountain collapsed in just 90 seconds, burying part of a mining town.

4. A Desert Made of Pure White Gypsum

White Sands National Park, New Mexico, USA

This vast desert is composed entirely of dazzling white gypsum crystals, not quartz-based sand, making it unlike any other on Earth.

5. The Echoes of Wartime Internment

Slocan Valley, British Columbia, Canada

During World War II, this tranquil valley became home to thousands of Japanese Canadians forcibly displaced from their coastal homes.

6. Astronaut Training Ground on Earth

Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho, USA

This vast lava field, resembling the lunar surface, was used by Apollo astronauts to train for moonwalks.

7. Walking on an Ancient Rainforest Floor

Joggins Fossil Cliffs, Nova Scotia, Canada

At low tide, the eroding cliffs reveal the world's most complete fossil record of a 300-million-year-old rainforest, complete with tree stumps and ancient creatures.

8. The Last Waterfall of the Great Floods

Palouse Falls State Park, Washington, USA

This dramatic waterfall is the only active one remaining from the colossal Ice Age floods that reshaped Eastern Washington.

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