Arch bridges are one of the oldest types of bridges and have great natural strength ... ground on either side of the bridge. In situations where there is an active water or road way below ...

the bridge is certainly not the quickest way to cross the basin – but it's by far the most pleasurable. Located to one side of the body of water rather than straight down its middle, in order to help ...

by the account "Nature is Amazing," shows a stunning display of ant ingenuity. Long rows of ants can be seen forming a living bridge over water, allowing others to cross from one point to another.

The bridge is also surrounded by blowholes (natural sea caves that blast sea water and air during certain weather conditions). Experts warn that those blowhole blasts can be dangerous, especially ...

Scour: The removal of sediment from around bridge foundations or piers, often caused by the flow of water, which can undermine ... during an impact event. This Nature Research Intelligence Topic ...

Scour occurs when water flow erodes the soil around bridge piers or foundations ... (GA): A search heuristic that mimics the process of natural selection to solve optimization problems.

According to the Higashitaisetsu Nature Guide Center ... Every year, the bridge slowly disappears beneath the water starting around May, when snowmelt and other factors cause the water level ...

8, the Higashi-Taisetsu Nature Guide Center ... The program normally ends in September, when the bridge disappears under water. But the water level in Lake Nukabirako is still low because of ...