‘Cloud waterfall’ cascades down edge of mountain in China
The mist engulfs the path and cascades down into the valley below.
By Sejal Mandal
Tourists in China were treated to a rare "cloud waterfall" as waves of mist poured down the edge of a mountain
A video filmed on July 31, 2025, at Laowang Mountain in Guizhou, China, shows the mist engulfing the path and cascading down into the valley below.
This rare natural phenomenon is called a "cloud waterfall', it occurs when clouds form at the top of a mountain and are gently pushed off by a slight wind.
Stories and infographics by ‘Talker Research’ are available & ready to use. Stories and videos by ‘Talker News’ are managed by Talker Inc. For queries, please submit an inquiry via our contact form.
Woman’s stomach paralysis forces her to eat through her chest
She said she would become "violently sick" and vomit undigested food that was still in her stomach days later.
Study suggests ‘thinspiration’ videos make women feel worse
Viewing body-positive content on the social media platform also increases self-objectification, but is linked to more positiver moods.
Why is this 560-million-year-old fossil so rare?
The fossil, known as Charnia, looks more like a fern than anything we would recognize as an animal today.
New research reveals how lions and hyenas interact in the wild
Ecologists had long assumed that hyenas simply shadow lions for scraps.
Scientists find evidence of ancient wildfires near South Pole
New evidence of recurring wildfires in South Pole rainforests, the southernmost ever recorded on Earth, has been uncovered.
Science1 day ago‘Devil flower’ with demonic ‘horns’ discovered in Thailand
Entertainment1 day agoInside the free NYC exhibit exploring Snoopy’s legacy in fashion
Tech1 day agoWhat would get 2 in 3 to use AI at work more?
Parenting8 hours agoLengths parents will go to find best care for their kids
Weather1 day agoRare moment 3 tropical cyclones in Pacific captured from space
Science5 hours agoResearch reveals young people using more nicotine, not less
Health1 day agoLaughter could be ‘best medicine’ for people with this lung condition
Entertainment1 day agoAre most podcasts dead? Four in 10 without new episode in a year
