Canal Saint Martin in Paris drained for the first time in decades reveals a trove of bizarre discoveries, including a pistol, 45 tons of waste, and various modern relics.
Historical artifacts uncovered include bicycles, motorbikes, gold coins, and even a car, previously hidden at the bottom of the canal since its last draining in 2001.
Drought in Turkey exposes an ancient castle, Hastek Castle, submerged since 1974, now accessible for public viewing as water levels recede.
Lake Mead reveals human remains as drought conditions lead to the discovery of multiple bodies, marking the fourth incident in recent months.
World War II bomb found in Italy’s River Po after drought conditions lower water levels, prompting military experts to safely defuse a 1,000-pound explosive.
Submerged Italian village resurfaces after 70 years due to construction work, revealing a 14th-century bell tower and remnants of a town flooded in 1950.
Petrified forest emerges along Northeast England’s coast, dating back 10,000 years, attracting visitors as storms wash away sand and reveal ancient trees.