In Australia, the wind has blown a waterfall beyond gravity. Shows video of a ranger.
Brief essentials
- After heavy rain, a waterfall flooded Port-Campbell National Park.
- This is because the wind speed is 60 to 80 kilometers per hour.
The Australian National Park Port-Campbell hosted one last week Spectacular scenery. A high wind blew and the waterfall blew over a cliff.
The result is an inverted waterfall. A video on the social media platform Facebook Showing the scene. This was recorded by local ranger Daniel Howard-Jones.
He explains to the “Storyful” site that the windmill should be 60 to 80 kilometers per hour. The scene took place on June 9 after heavy rain.
Have you ever filmed a waterfall despite the strong winds?
63%
Yes, I am sure.
37%
No, it goes too deep there.
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No, it goes too deep there.
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