Dead valley and Dead Sea

The Racetrack Playa part of the Death Valley Valley is a popular place to live in. Usually other animals are not seen here. The mysterious stones of this valley change their location due to an unknown reason. Over the years, this stone has been running its own way through simple steps. It is assumed that the stones continue after every 2-3 years. There is still extensive research on the stones. The main reason for mystery is more intense,

         The broad area is unstoppable.
          There is no flood here.
           The wind does not flow here so   
            fast that it will be helpful to change 
            the position of stones.

According to some researchers, when the soil is muddy and the snow is slippery, the stones can change the location of the winds. Finally, this argument was not accepted. Because the stones change the location when the soil is completely dry and does not fall in the summer. Moreover, the stones do not go on the same street. The path of each stone is completely different or different.

Although there are different ideas against it, this is still the mysterious thing to change the stone.

Dead sea:

West bank of the Dead Sea and Israel, before Jordan. After the actual lake of Djibouti, it is the world's second highest saline natural reservoir. Under the 420 meter (1,378 ft) sea level, the salinity of the Earth's lowest terrain is 30 percent, and it is 8.6 times more saline than sea water. In the area of ​​the Dead Sea, the Prophet was the abode of the tribe of Prophet Lot (peace be upon him). Because of abandoning homosexuality and disobeying Allah's loyalty, this nation was destroyed by overturning this place.

It is said to be the dead sea because it does not survive any plant or fish in this lake. Only a few bacteria and fungal organisms are found.

Camels, rabbits, rabbits and leopards are also found in mountainous areas on the Dead Sea. In the past, there was a position of papyrus and palm-rich forests in the delta region of the Jordan River. In his writings, Josephus mentioned Jericho as the fertile land in Judea region. During the Roman and Byzantine Empire, sugarcane, Sikora and Hena brought prosperity to the vegetation in this region. Made from balsam tree juice in Jericho, the quality of perfumes and perfumes was excellent. In the 19th century, Jericho's fertility became a history of the past.