Flash Flooding in Utah Causes ‘Chocolate Waterfall’—See Here
Stock image by Ait said ourahou Abdelhamid/Getty Images A Moab-based adventurer recently shared footage of a "chocolate waterfall"—a very muddy fall caused by recent flash floods in parts of Utah. The post Flash Flooding in Utah Causes ‘Chocolate Waterfall’—See Here appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.
Moab-based adventurer, Sylvan Christensen, recently shared footage of a “chocolate waterfall”—a very muddy fall caused by recent flash floods in parts of Utah. The video shows dangerously fast-moving water and a roaring waterfall in the background. The water is the color of chocolate milk, thanks to all the sediment being stirred up by the flooding.
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“Utah is crazy,” wrote Christensen in his Instagram post sharing the footage. “Flash flooding in Utah brings massive chocolate waterfalls,” he adds in the text overlaid onto the video.
Watch a “chocolate waterfall” in Utah below (or see it here).
Header stock image by Ait said ourahou Abdelhamid/Getty Images
The post Flash Flooding in Utah Causes ‘Chocolate Waterfall’—See Here appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.
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