Voici Pourquoi Cette Forêt Semble Avoir Été Créée Par Une IA

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Il existe une forêt incroyablement étrange en Uruguay qui ressemble à une immense empreinte digitale vue d'en haut. Elle est appelée le "Bosque de Ombúes" et se compose d'arbres disposés en spirale, ce qui lui confère cette apparence unique d'empreinte digitale. Personne n'est vraiment sûr de la raison pour laquelle elle a été plantée de cette manière, mais cela crée assurément un spectacle incroyable. C'est un mélange fascinant de nature et de mystère que vous ne trouverez nulle part ailleurs. Voici donc votre chance de découvrir celle-ci et d'autres forêts uniques sur Terre !  Animation créée par Sympa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Musique par Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com   Pour ne rien perdre de Sympa, abonnez-vous!: https://goo.gl/6E4Xna​ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sympasympacom/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sympa.officiel/  Stock de fichiers (photos, vidéos et autres): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Si tu en veux encore plus, fais un tour ici:  http://sympa-sympa.com

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00:00Like many other crazy discoveries on the internet,

00:03everything started on Reddit,

00:05with a delirious post about the weirdest forests.

00:08Just take a look at Google Earth

00:10and use the historical tool

00:12to see impressive transformations.

00:15Valleys,

00:16arid,

00:17in zones,

00:18densely populated,

00:19overflowing with luxurious forests.

00:22Currently, Uruguay has about 1.1 million hectares of artificial forests.

00:27To get an idea,

00:29you have to count between 15 and 20 minutes

00:33to cover 0.4 hectares,

00:36depending on the speed at which you are moving.

00:38You could spend your whole life

00:40walking through these Uruguayan artificial forests.

00:43But how did they appear

00:45and how did they reach this magnitude?

00:47There is a process known as deforestation,

00:50which consists of planting trees in areas

00:52that had never been cut down before.

00:54This initiative was implemented

00:56as part of a large plan

00:58to increase the country's forest cover,

01:01which allows Uruguay to export an impressive amount of paper

01:05worth 2 billion dollars each year.

01:08While indigenous forests cover only 5% of the country,

01:12these artificial forests occupy 6%.

01:15Another interesting aspect of these forests

01:18is that they shelter trees

01:20that could not be found in Uruguay originally.

01:23We decided to plant eucalyptus trees there,

01:25which gives impressive results

01:27in terms of growth rate.

01:29A tree can go through a complete cycle,

01:32from the state of a plant

01:34to that of a tree ready to be harvested

01:36in just 10 years.

01:38Of course, it is not as impressive

01:40as the bamboo that grows 60 cm per day.

01:43But it is still faster than this tree,

01:46called island glanduleux,

01:48which takes about 25 years to reach its maximum size.

01:52By the way,

01:54this tree is considered to be quite fast.

01:57In Japan, this funny forest

01:59literally makes you dizzy.

02:01In Miyazaki Prefecture,

02:03a group of Japanese cedars

02:05makes a sensation with its unique concentric circles

02:07that rise to the sky.

02:09A recent aerial photo

02:11captured these culture circles,

02:13and everyone scratches their heads

02:15to understand how they appeared.

02:17But don't worry,

02:19this is not an extraterrestrial invasion.

02:22It turns out that this nice formation

02:24is in fact the result of a carefully planned project

02:28nearly half a century ago.

02:30In 1973,

02:32researchers planted these trees

02:34at specific radio intervals

02:36to create these fascinating circles.

02:3850 years ago,

02:40Google Earth did not yet exist.

02:42But looking at this forest,

02:44one might think that the Japanese

02:46have been preparing for half a century

02:48to sell the merits of their forest on the Internet.

02:51The trees were originally

02:53to be harvested after 5 years.

02:55But it is now a question of preserving

02:57this circular forest

02:59because of the interest it arouses.

03:01Now, look at this portal in the forest.

03:04It is impossible for it to appear naturally,

03:06isn't it?

03:08If you first thought it was

03:10a contemporary work of art,

03:12you are right.

03:14This portal is located in southern Estonia

03:16and was created by the Finnish artist

03:18Antti Leithinen.

03:20This portal is far from being

03:22his only creation.

03:24He has made quite a few crazy projects.

03:26For example,

03:28he went to Estonia

03:30on a boat made of bark.

03:32He also cut down a forest plot,

03:34sorted all the materials for months,

03:36then made an installation

03:38of the same size as the original plot.

03:40Once, he even cut a line

03:42in the ice with a chisel

03:44and ended up in a glacial swamp.

03:46This guy really knows

03:48how to surprise people.

03:50Most of his works are related to nature,

03:52so you should not be surprised

03:54that this forest portal

03:56is another of his creations.

03:58In your opinion,

04:00what did the artist want to communicate

04:02with this portal?

04:04Tell us everything in the comments.

04:06Trees are something straight by definition,

04:08aren't they?

04:10Yes, except in the famous

04:12Twisted Forest of Poland.

04:14Near the ground,

04:16there is a snowstorm

04:18after a small detour

04:20of 1 to 3 meters.

04:22It is as if it encircles Limbo,

04:24but in the middle of nature.

04:26The question of knowing

04:28how these trees ended up

04:30making fences

04:32as if they were on Russian mountains

04:34is still not resolved.

04:36Some think that man intervened

04:38to create original furniture

04:40or boat building materials,

04:42while others attribute this phenomenon

04:44The Twisted Forest is a favorite place

04:46for tourists and nature lovers.

04:48If you go to Poland,

04:50do not miss visiting

04:52this wonder of nature.

04:54Welcome to the Goblin Forest,

04:56a magical area located in East Egmont,

04:58which will give you the impression

05:00of entering a fairy tale.

05:02This enchanting forest,

05:04also known as Kamahi Walk,

05:06is famous for its abundance

05:08of Kamahi trees,

05:10which give the region

05:12a mysterious and amazing feel.

05:14During your hike,

05:16you will be surrounded by a beautiful greenery,

05:18trees covered with moss

05:20and sunbeams,

05:22which make the place absolutely magical.

05:24A real dream for photographers.

05:26Although there are no real goblins

05:28or mythical creatures in this forest,

05:30yes, I know, it's a shame,

05:32you will still meet

05:34a wide variety of species of native birds.

05:36Ornithology lovers

05:38will be amazed

05:40to see the feathers flying around them.

05:42Really wonderful.

05:44And if you are lucky,

05:46you may even see glowing green

05:48on the trails.

05:50With a network of trails

05:52of well-maintained hikes

05:54and adapted to all levels,

05:56the Goblin Forest

05:58is the ideal destination

06:00for adventurers

06:02looking for a magical experience

06:04in the middle of nature.

06:06So, pack your bags

06:08because Costa Rica

06:10is not a typical forest.

06:12Imagine suspended bridges

06:14and trails above the treetops.

06:16On foggy days,

06:18you can walk in the clouds

06:20and immerse yourself in a mystical atmosphere.

06:22This reserve is called

06:24the Cloud Forest

06:26and it is a true scientific definition.

06:28Cloud forests are distinguished

06:30from ordinary forests

06:32by several aspects.

06:34First of all,

06:36it is a constant cloud

06:38that looks like a tropical oasis

06:40with a constant veil of low-altitude clouds

06:42that cover the canopy.

06:44Then,

06:46what is also different

06:48is the moss.

06:50It is so abundant

06:52that it is sometimes called

06:54the mossy forest.

06:56To return to the Cloud Forest

06:58of Monteverde,

07:00it is of course more impressive

07:02if you visit it on a foggy day.

07:04If an ordinary forest

07:06seems a little boring to you,

07:08our planet has something

07:10more fun to offer you.

07:12What would you say about an underwater forest?

07:14Whether you are a resident of Oregon

07:16or just passing by,

07:18the Clear Lake is a diving place

07:20that you absolutely need to discover.

07:22True to its name,

07:24the Clear Lake is at the height of its reputation

07:26with crystal clear waters

07:28offering up to 30 meters of visibility.

07:30It's like swimming in a huge pool.

07:32It's 3 degrees Celsius all year long.

07:34No, I won't venture into it.

07:36It's more suitable for

07:38penguins, I guess.

07:40Finally, this lake is unique

07:42because of its history.

07:44It was formed more than 3000 years ago

07:46when volcanic activity reoriented a river

07:48preserving trees that can still be seen

07:50today underwater.

07:52This area is known as

07:54an underwater forest.

07:56You will find ancient trees in the depths.

07:58Quite chic for a walk, right?

08:00In Madagascar,

08:02there is not a forest but a tree path.

08:04And the trees are so majestic

08:06that this path can compete

08:08with the most beautiful forest.

08:10I want to talk about these gigantic baobabs.

08:12Just imagine.

08:14A 300-meter-long road

08:16bordering 20 to 25

08:18huge baobabs

08:20and measuring about 30 meters high.

08:22In terms of height,

08:24it's as if this path was bordered

08:26by a whole series of statues

08:28in the center of Rio.

08:30Even a 1.90-meter-tall man

08:32would feel small.

08:34If you venture only 7 kilometers away,

08:36you will find the Baobabs in love.

08:38Two Baobabs who pushed

08:40each other as if they loved each other passionately.

08:42Legend has it that they represent

08:44the impossible love of two young villagers

08:46who dreamed of a common life.

08:48Today,

08:50they are there,

08:52intertwined for eternity.

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