The National Geographic project "If All the Ice Melts" offers a look at the map of the world that forms after all the glaciers melt: the level of the world ocean will rise by 65 meters and create a new relief of the continents. According to scientists, if humanity continues to be active ...
Have you ever wondered what will happen if all the glaciers on our planet melt? We'll have to say goodbye to many cities and even megacities, as whole islands and parts of the continents will be flooded. These large-scale disasters will not go unnoticed and will leave an imprint on the map of the Earth, which will undergo significant changes
The cities marked on the map are unsuccessful cities, since they were the ones who fell into the flood zone. The eastern coast of the mainland has suffered the most. Humanity will have to say goodbye to its beloved cities forever.
The Amazon basin in the north and the rivers in Paraguay in the south became bays, destroying Buenos Aires, the Uruguayan coast and much of Paraguay. Mountainous areas remained only along the Caribbean coast.
Africa, in comparison with other continents, has lost the least land area: only Alexandria and Cairo have completely gone to the bottom. But due to global warming, most of this continent is uninhabitable.
Hurry to London and Venice, otherwise after the ice melts they will become only a memory. Holland and part of Denmark will also disappear from the face of the world. The Caspian Sea will double in volume, and the Black Sea attacks Odessa and Istanbul.
China said goodbye to a small part of its territory. The changes also affected the coastal lands of India. From Cambodia there are only "horns" left - the Cardamom Mountains turned into islands.
The desert in the center of the continent of Australia has turned into a huge salt water lake. The coastal cities, where most Australians lived, were flooded by the ocean.
Antarctica did not increase in size after the melting of glaciers. On the contrary, it has practically disappeared. The continent is at sea level, and the global flood only ate most of the land.
