On November 24, 2022, a man in Tran Gia village, Quang Nguyen commune, Sichuan, China, while walking on Long Son mountain, accidentally found a strange stream. Unlike normal, this stream only needs a loud noise for the flowing water to disappear as if it knows how to "disappear". After a while, the water from the stream will flow normally.
The stream disappears when it hears a noise.
The man had never seen anything like this before, so he was both surprised and scared. He walked around the stream to check for anything unusual, but he didn’t find anything. So he decided to try again to see what was really going on. This time, the man shouted loudly, and sure enough, the stream water receded for a while before flowing back out again.
Then, the man went into a nearby village to ask around. The villagers told him that this stream had existed for a long time. This stream originated from the An Le River, and people often passed by here. When they first discovered the strangeness of the stream, they were also extremely surprised, but over time, the villagers got used to the phenomenon of the stream water disappearing when there was a sound. They even nicknamed it "the shy stream". Some curious people tried drinking the water of this stream and said that the water was very cool, clear and there were no unusual signs.
Scientists have explained the strange phenomenon of the stream. (Photo: Sohu)
Decoding the Secret of the Stream
The man recorded a video and posted it on social media, asking netizens to explain why the water in the stream could drain like that. Immediately, a debate broke out. Many rumors about this stream were raised, some people thought it was a supernatural or divine phenomenon. Others said that something was "controlling" the stream. Soon, the "shy stream" became famous everywhere. Some geologists went to the site to check and find an explanation for this strange phenomenon.
This stream flows through a place where many carbonate rocks are formed. The carbonatite rocks are stacked on top of each other, creating pressure that causes many cracks on the surface. These cracks are like capillaries. When rain or river water flows into the ground, it will create holes and then siphon phenomenon.
Groundwater rises to the surface through cracks in the ground, forming streams. When the stream encounters external vibrations such as shouts or loud noises, it creates pressure that pushes the water back into the ground. Over time, the water will rise again and flow out.
According to local residents, many new roads have been built around the stream. This change has more or less affected the sensitivity of the stream. Previously, in 2008, the Wenchuan earthquake caused the stream to disappear and then reappear.
(Source: Vietnamese Women)
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