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- A The Hum - New Mexico, USA & Woodland, UK Everyone knows how annoying constant, low level no can be. The sound of a slow dripping tap, or someon 1) (REPEAT) tapping their foot could drive a saint distraction. So imagine what it must be like to live with thar kind of irritating sound all the time. In the 1990s, 2)..... (RESIDE) of the town of Taos in New Mexico began complaining about hearing a faint sound Ng a distant car engine. Not everyone hears the strange noise called 'The Hum', but many of the 'victims' complain of loss of sleep, dizziness, headaches and anxiety. Investigators have suggested that the noise is caused by sounds produced naturally by the ear or by waves crashing together on the ocean floor. Most recently, a Hum also struck the tiny English village of Woodland in 2011. "It's loudest on Sundays," says one resident. "It's a bit like a fridge, but it definitely isn't my fridge." For the moment 'The Hum' remains a mystery that continues to drive its victims mad!
- B The Tree of Life - Bahrain Sitting majestically on a high 3) (SAND) hill in the middle of the desert, two kilometres from Jebel Dukhan in Bahrain, is one of the most fascinating natural wonders of the world. The Tree of Life, an ancient mesquite tree, has survived in the desert for 400 years, miles from any other form of vegetation, and with no apparent source of water. Although the mesquite tree can develop a very wide and dep root system, 4) (SCIENCE) and biologists have been unable to locate the source of water that sustains the free. This battling enigma has made the tree a major tourist 5) (ATTRACT) in the Middle East. But for the local Bedouin tribes, there is no mystery about the tree. They believe that the mythical god of water, Enki, has blessed the tree and has kept it alive and growing all these years.
- The Naga Fireballs - Thailand & Laos Every year, around the time of the October full moon and at the end of the Buddhist rains, hundreds of red glowing balls of light are seen shooting up from the Mekong River before silently exploding in mid-air. Sceptics put the phenomenon down to a clever hoax, but there are records written by monks who witnessed the mysterious fireballs hundreds of years ago. To many of the thousands of believers who gather along the banks of the Mekong to view this amazing sight, the fireballs are the 6)..... (BREATHE) of Naga, a mythical serpent that lives in the river. "I've seen the Naga," says one local. "It was like a huge, silver snake swimming down the river." Others, however, believe that the fireballs are a natural phenomenon caused by methane gas bubbles escaping from the river bed.
- D Black Mountain - Australia Formed from 7) (VOLCANO) magma around 260 million years ago, Black Mountain is made up of a labyrinth of massive black boulders. It's a wonderful, unique place but it has a dark history and locals claim visitors should beware. 8) (EXPLORE) have described the maze of caves and narrow passageways in the mountain and some have reported an interior inhabited by vampire bats and gigantic pythons within pockets of suffocating bad air. Countless stories tell of the people who have walked into the caves never to return. Even a farmer and his herd of cattle are said to have disappeared into the mysterious caves. Some say that the eerie sounds of loud cries and banging are the lost trying to find their way out. Others insist it's the natural sounds of water and cracking stones in the caves. There is also a legend that a cat-like beast called 'the Queensland tiger' is responsible for the 9) ..... (DISAPPEAR) as it prowls the area and drags victims into its lair in the caves. Intriguingly, descriptions of the lion which became extinct in Queensland about 20,000 Queensland tiger 10) (CLOSE) resemble a species of years ago!
