Hurry up to see them.
On our planet there are truly amazing places that will soon disappear. They are washed away, crumble, melt, go underground. And it looks like we can’t do anything to stop it. So if you love to travel and want to visit one of the places in this list, you must do so in the near future. Who knows how much time is allotted to these incredible places. Here are 25 amazing places that may soon disappear forever.
25. Everglades (USA)
They say that the natural Everglades complex (Everglades) more than the rest of the country is exposed to danger caused by rising sea levels, urban encroachment and the appearance of new animal species.
24. Mosques Of Timbuktu (Mali)
This UNESCO world heritage site, which has hundreds of years old, made of mud. The problem is that the mud very badly to climate change.
23. Dead sea (Israel / Palestine / Jordan)
The result of the extraction of minerals annually from this sea are removing more than 9 billion liters of water. If you want to lie down on the water, it is best to get to the Dead sea soon!
22. The great wall of China (China)
The world’s largest object created by man, can not stand long. Erosion resulting from over-development of agriculture led to the damage of large parts of the wall.
21. Machu Picchu (Peru)
Too many tourists, landslides and erosion threaten to destroy this historic site.
20. The Congo river basin (Africa)
Scientists predict that by 2040, almost two-thirds of the plants and animals of this zone may disappear.
19. Amazon (Brazil)
Deforestation has destroyed large areas of the world’s largest tropical forest. If something does not change, a tropical forest may eventually disappear altogether.
18. Glacier national Park (USA)
The number of glaciers in the Park Glacier National Park decreased from 125 glaciers in 1800 years to 25 today. If it goes on, by 2030 there are none left.
17. Tikal national Park (Guatemala)
As a result of looting and burning forests a historical landmark of Tikal National Park may disappear forever.
16. National Park Joshua tree (USA)
The drought in California has affected the usual inhabitants of the desert trees growing in Joshua Tree National Park. Maybe this sounds crazy, but even the desert needs water.
15. Venice (Italy)
Although this is a tourist trap, but you better take a gondola, because Venice is quickly disappearing under the water.
14. Galapagos Islands (Ecuador)
Although the Islands can stay in their seats, but if the sea levels continue to rise, the nesting grounds of Galapagos penguins will soon disappear. The Ecuadorian government is already preparing for this, leaving the “housing for penguins” out into the country.
13. Great pyramid (Egypt)
As the pyramids and the Sphinx threatened by erosion caused by sewage, pollution, tourism, and proximity to the city.
12. The outer banks (USA)
Sands of this famous coastline of North Carolina is slowly eroded. This has threatened many historical sites such as the lighthouse, Cape Hatteras (Cape Hatteras Lighthouse).
11. Seychelles
This island nation is struggling to remain above sea level as it continues to rise.
10. Mangrove forest the Sundarbans (India / Bangladesh)
In deforestation, rising sea levels and pollution of this biologically diverse region of the Delta may disappear forever. Sad, but this is the only place where there is a special kind of tigers.
9. Alpine glaciers (Europe)
As glacier national Park in the United States, the Alps will soon be entirely without glaciers. In fact, in many places it is already difficult to ski due to the lack of snow.
8. Rainforest (Madagascar)
Once stretched on 310 000 square kilometres, the rainforest of Madagascar now occupies approximately 50 000 square kilometers.
7. The great barrier reef (Australia)
As a result of increasing sea temperatures and increasing ocean acidity the days of the RIF, it seems, are numbered.
6. Part of the California coast big sur (USA)
Although the coastline of California are unlikely to disappear-dwelling mammals here can do it. Once this place was considered the best order to see a whale, but your chances of making it fall every year.
5. Taj Mahal (India)
Although the Taj Mahal is one of the most famous buildings in the world, erosion and pollution forced the experts to worry that it may fall apart.
4. The Glaciers Of Patagonia (Argentina)
Climate change has not bypassed South America. The decrease in precipitation and increase in temperature cause the volume of glaciers reduced.
3. The Peak Of Kilimanjaro (Tanzania)
The peak will remain in place, but it will not snow. In the last century 85% of the snow cover melted. Scientists predict that in the next 20 years on top of Kilimanjaro for the first time in 10,000 years will disappear, the ice cap.
2. The State Of Tuvalu
Given that the highest point of Tuvalu is 5 m above sea level, soon this country its size would be a bit more sandbox.
1. The Maldives
Being a country located below sea level than any other country in the world, Maldives can submerge in the water by the end of the century. The government even began to buy land in other places.
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