In Thailand, in the Bueng Kan province, there is a little-known landmark called Whale Rocks.
These are several rocks that have a very unusual shape and amazing smoothness.
They are very long and their "tails" are lost far in the jungle - in the photo below, a screenshot from a satellite map.
Another point is interesting - on satellite images you can see several more similar formations nearby, which for some reason are not popular with tourists.
I read what they write about these formations - it is believed that these rocks were made so smooth by erosion, wind and rain. The question arises - why did not other rocks turn into something similar under the influence of the same phenomena?
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I think that these rocks are traces of some unknown structures, like the Devil's Descent in the USA (photo below).
By the way, the rocks in Thailand are very reminiscent of the incredible Barabar caves in India, which are simply amazing - especially with how they are processed inside.
It is possible that inside the rocks in Thailand you can also find something similar - it just never occurred to anyone.
Author: Natalia Trubinovskaya