The Atacama Desert in Chile has unexpectedly been covered with flowers this year. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
Usually very dry, this area experienced heavy rainfall in August, and the seeds remaining in the soil sprouted. According to experts, such an event occurs once every few years.
The desert received more than 12 millimeters of rain in just one month this year. Over 200 species of wildflowers grow in the Atacama, some of which are unique to this region.
According to Chilean officials, the blooming will continue until November, and the desert is currently experiencing its most beautiful period. This phenomenon showcases the unique beauty of nature and is attracting the attention of the local population.
This change in the Atacama Desert is considered important for ecological balance and biodiversity. Additionally, this situation provides a great opportunity for scientific research.
The beauty and uniqueness of the desert are also expected to attract tourists.
