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Nature delivered a range of Halloween sights this year, AccuWeather reports. In Rochester, New York, high winds toppled a cemetery tree and exposed a 100-year-old gravestone swallowed by its roots; rare wave-like asperitas clouds turned the sky gray over San Jacinto, California. Hundreds of spiders gathered on a giant web beneath a power line in Indonesia, while the list also features a bug-eyed whitemargin stargazer fish, the Crystal Ball Nebula about 1,500 light-years away, and a cloud over Noida, India, that looked like an angry face.

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00:00Nature is serving up its own scares just in time for Halloween.
00:03In Rochester, New York, high winds toppled a tree in a cemetery this summer.
00:07Its roots had swallowed a hundred-year-old gravestone, which was finally exposed.
00:12Over San Jacinto, California, wave-like asparitas clouds turn the sky an eerie gray in mid-October.
00:19These rare clouds form at sharp boundaries between dry and moist air.
00:24In Indonesia, hundreds of spiders gathered on a giant web beneath a power line.
00:29The white-margined stargazerfish hides in sand, with bulging eyes peeking out.
00:34It swallows passing prey whole, using its large mouth like a vacuum.
00:38In space, the crystal ball nebula glows about 1,500 light-years from Earth.
00:43It formed when a dying star shed its outer layers.
00:47Over Noida, India, sunlight through a cloud created an angry face with glowing eyes.
00:52Just in time for Halloween, the spookiest sights may come straight from nature.
00:56Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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