Entire RIVER Disappears After Earthquake In Costa Rica

Following a series of moderate earthquakes that struck the country Tuesday, residents around the Guacalito River in Costa Rica discovered that the river had disappeared. Earthquake-report.com reported that sometime after the earthquakes, villagers living near the river, which is located near Armenia de Upala, discovered that the river was dry.

Girls jump into river to test boy's love, but boy runs away!

Two teenagers, who admired the same person, jumped into a river in an attempt to test the boy's feelings.

The classmates from a secondary school in Guangan city of Sichuan province believed that the boy would save the person he loved first.

But unexpectedly, the boy Li Xiongzheng – also their classmate - ran away.

Zhang Feng, 14, and Jiang Yun, 16, were on holiday after finishing their junior high school examination.

On Thursday, the girls bumped into each other at the riverbank and had a chat.

And at this juncture, Li showed up.

The girls immediately confronted Li and asked him to choose between them. The boy remained silent.

Zhang Feng then came up with an idea. She suggested that both of them should jump into the river to find out who Li would save first.

Jiang Yun agreed and seconds later, both of them were in the Lingxi river.

Passers-by and two policemen on their rounds, who saw the girls struggling in the water, rescued them.

The boy, who was in fear, ran away.

Realising their mistake, the girls apologised and promised the cops not to repeat the act.

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The Most Colorful River In The World

The most colorful river in the world is the Caristales, located near the town of La Macarena in Columbia, South America.

The river, world famous for its colorful display, has been called “the river that ran away to paradise”, “the most beautiful river in the world” and “the river of five colors”

During Colombia’s wet season, the water flows fast and deep, obscuring the bottom of the river and denying the mosses and algae that call the river home the sun that they need. And during the dry season there is not enough water to support the dazzling array of life in the river. But during a brief span between the wet and dry seasons, when the water level is just right, the many varieties of algae and moss bloom in a dazzling display of colors. Blotches of amarillo , blue, green, black, and red – and a thousand shades in between – coat the river.

The part of the river where the colorful blooms occur is quite isolated and is not accessible by road. Adventurous tourists can now fly into La Macarena and then make their way to the river site on foot as part of guided tours. The site was effectively closed to tourists for several years because of guerrilla activity in the region along with concerns about the impact of unregulated tourist traffic. However, the site was reopened to visitors in 2009.

So far, some 1,000 people have visited Caristales, including around 100 foreign tourists.  The tours will follow four clearly marked and authorized paths and one is no longer permitted to stay overnight or cook, as this was ruining the area previously.

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