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Bubbling mud geyser, Baku Mud Volcanoes, Greater Caucasus Mountains

The aerial photo of the Muddy Volcanoes in Buzău, Romania, displays a cracked, dried mud expanse, encircled by eroded ridges and greenery. This natural wonder, formed by gas-emitted mud, creates a captivating and distinct landscape. Vulcanii Noroioși, Paclele Mari

This impressive geological formation belongs to the Kız Tepesi Nature Monument in Türkiye. This unique landscape, formed by the combination of limestone, gypsum, marl and clay soil, resembles an open-air museum with its layers of green and brown in pastel tones. These colorful hills, formed by natural erosion processes, offer a fascinating exploration area for nature and geology enthusiasts. It is very popular with photographers.

Mud volcanoes from Berca (Romania) are a spectacular feature of volcano shapes structures , eruption of mud and natural gases

Gobustan, Azerbaijan: field with cones of mud volcanoes - mud spewing out from the earth due to compactional stress, Azerbaijan has the most mud volcanoes in the world, with around 300 of them, around a third of all mud volcanoes in the world, some thought to have medicinal qualities. Their occurrence in the area around Qobustan is closely linked to the oil and gas deposits there.

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Romania, Buzu County, Berca. Geological ,botanical reservation Vulcanii Noroioi de la Paclele Mici. Small volcano-shaped structures caused by eruption of natural gases.

Azerbaijan has lots of oil and gas reserves. Mud volcanoes have formed above some of these reserves which belch out gases causing eruptions of water, sand, gas and oil. Most mud volcanoes are small and don’t rise much more that a metre high, but occasionally they can erupt so explosively that they spontaneously combust.

Aerial view of road and mud volcanoes at sunset, Baku Mud Volcanoes, Greater Caucasus Mountains

Mud volcano erupting in Gobustan near Baku, Azerbaijan.

Arid landscape near Berca, Buzau, Romania, showcasing a rare European geological phenomenon. Here, gases from the earth emerge through the hills, creating small mud volcanoes and shaping a distinctive and remarkable landscape.

Muddy volcanoes. View of the muddy volcanoes with their unusual geology and cracked texture of the dry mud. Romania, out of focus

This impressive geological formation belongs to the Kız Tepesi Nature Monument in Türkiye. This unique landscape, formed by the combination of limestone, gypsum, marl and clay soil, resembles an open-air museum with its layers of green and brown in pastel tones. These colorful hills, formed by natural erosion processes, offer a fascinating exploration area for nature and geology enthusiasts. It is very popular with photographers.

Muddy volcano crater scenic landscape in Berca, Romania

Romania, Buzu County, Berca. Geological ,botanical reservation Vulcanii Noroioi de la Paclele Mici. Small volcano-shaped structures caused by eruption of natural gases.

Azerbaijan has lots of oil and gas reserves. Mud volcanoes have formed above some of these reserves which belch out gases causing eruptions of water, sand, gas and oil. Most mud volcanoes are small and don’t rise much more that a metre high, but occasionally they can erupt so explosively that they spontaneously combust.

Active mud volcanoes in Buzau, Romania

Mud volcano cone in Gobustan near Baku, Azerbaijan on a sunny day

Close-up of a bubbling mud pool in a volcanic area, capturing the texture and fluid motion of the mud under sunlight, highlighting the raw geothermal activity.

Aerial view of mud volcanoes and moody sky, Baku Mud Volcanoes, Greater Caucasus Mountains

This impressive geological formation belongs to the Kız Tepesi Nature Monument in Türkiye. This unique landscape, formed by the combination of limestone, gypsum, marl and clay soil, resembles an open-air museum with its layers of green and brown in pastel tones. These colorful hills, formed by natural erosion processes, offer a fascinating exploration area for nature and geology enthusiasts. It is very popular with photographers.

Mud volcano in Romania with cracked barren surface dry clay patterns geological landscape natural texture unique terrain under clear daylight showing rugged shapes earthy tones in active erosion area

Romania, Buzu County, Berca. Geological ,botanical reservation Vulcanii Noroioi de la Paclele Mici. Small volcano-shaped structures caused by eruption of natural gases.

Gobustan, Azerbaijan: mud spewing out from the earth due to compactional stress, Azerbaijan has the most mud volcanoes in the world, with around 300 of them, around a third of all mud volcanoes in the world, some thought to have medicinal qualities. Their occurrence in the area around Qobustan is closely linked to the oil and gas deposits there.

Strange landscape produced bu active mud volcanoes

Azerbaijan has lots of oil and gas reserves. Mud volcanoes have formed above some of these reserves which belch out gases causing eruptions of water, sand, gas and oil. Most mud volcanoes are small and don’t rise much more that a metre high, but occasionally they can erupt so explosively that they spontaneously combust.

The cold mud volcano crater near the town of Berca in Romania, Europe

Muddy volcanoes in Romania

Mud volcanoes in the mountains of Gobustan

Bubbling mud geyser, Baku Mud Volcanoes, Greater Caucasus Mountains

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