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Crimson Beach in China Looks Like it Belongs on an Alien Planet

The Panjin Red Beach's surreal landscape is caused by a rare natural phenomenon found nowhere else on Earth.

Published: 4:41 AM CST December 5, 2019

Updated: 2:40 PM CST December 4, 2019

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