Ancient Trees Discovered in Chinese Sinkhole | WION Podcast

A massive 630-foot-deep sinkhole has been discovered in China's Guangxi region — and at its bottom lies a hidden forest with ancient trees over 130 feet tall. Explorers found dense undergrowth and multiple cave entrances, suggesting the possibility of undiscovered species living within. This natural wonder was located near Ping’e village in Leye County, bringing the region’s total sinkhole count to 30. Led by a team of speleologists, the expedition offers a rare glimpse into a mysterious underground ecosystem. Could this be a real-life lost world?