The mysterious water fall

That's like having a free heater or a natural Asian bathhouse! I'd still love to visit a waterfall, even if everything is purely cold. Besides, I've heard that cold water can help increase stress tolerance.

People are even creating small man made waterfalls along the course of small streams and converting it into private waterfalls where a family can enjoy in privacy.

Oh yes I have, God does work in mysterious ways. That is an interesting part of nature.

There are many waterfalls around the world that are considered mysterious or unexplained in some way. The Blood Falls in Antarctica: This red-colored waterfall is believed to be caused by iron oxide in the brine that flows from a sub glacial lake.

Pailon del Diablo waterfall in Ecuador is located in the Amazon rainforest and the warm water is a result of nearby hot springs. The water from the hot springs mixes with the cold water from the waterfall to create a warm, misty spray at the base of the falls.

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Have ever been to a water fall that has a cold and hot water mixed together to bring out warm water? Yes it does exist and I've been there before. God indeed is mysterious.

I've only experienced hot and cold water separately and haven't tried bathing in waters with mixed temperatures. Is this only possible with waterfalls, or are there other areas like this?

There's another mysterious waterfall in Antarctica that produced red water when in reality, it was because of the chemical content in the water, specifically iron. Seeing that will startle me if I don't know why it's like that.