Heavy rainfall on Hormuz Island created blood-red runoff as iron oxide soil washes into coastal waters, and it was captured ...

Hormuz Island lies in the Strait of Hormuz, where the Persian Gulf meets the Gulf of Oman, about 1,080 kilometers south of ...

Hormuz Island, in Iran, was turned bright red by heavy rainfall on Tuesday, December 16, a feature of its iron oxide–rich ...

Rainfall on Iran’s Hormuz Island briefly transformed the coastline of its famed Red Beach into a striking natural scene this ...

A breathtaking natural phenomenon has turned Iran's Hormuz Island into a global talking point, as its coastlines transformed ...

ALBAWABA - A beach in Iran's Hormuz Island recently turned red, and footage of the haunting visuals went viral on social ...

Heavy rains have transformed the coastline of Iran's Hormuz Island into a striking deep red. This natural phenomenon occurs ...

Streams of soil turn sand and surrounding water red, creating sharp contrast with blue waters of Persian Gulf ...

Hormuz Island, located in the Strait of Hormuz, is famous worldwide due to its vivid red soil and colorful landscapes. The soil on the island is iron-rich and locally known as gloak, which provides a ...

After heavy rainfall on Iran’s Hormuz Island, the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf in southern Iran turned a striking blood-red, capturing ...

The Iranian island of Hormuz experienced a unique phenomenon, the normally blue sea turned bright red during heavy rain.

Heavy rainfall on Iran's Hormuz Island transformed its renowned Red Beach, causing vivid red soil to wash into the Persian ...