In a bizarre case from Canada, a massive island mysteriously emerged in a remote reservoir before vanishing from sight just weeks later. The floating landmass covered with trees was spotted in British Columbia’s Williston Reservoir, a massive man-made lake north of Mackenzie, last month.
“It’s certainly something we’ve not heard of before. “Those aspen poplars can form large clumps of clones, or offshoot all related to a single mother tree. Got to escape this heat.
The island was estimated to be about 230 feet wide and 460 feet long, covering roughly 105,000 square feet, nearly the size of two NFL football fields. However, by August 5, the island had vanished from satellite imagery.
And with not very many people reporting it, it was difficult to locate,” said company spokesman Bob Gammer. So all the roots can be interconnected and actually connecting each tree with the next,” said one user while another added: “I’m moving there next week if I can find it. A fourth said: “Man, I should move back and claim this island; it’s not real land so the government can’t say anything, put an outboard on it and call it a day.”
