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El Ojo (lit. ' The Eye ') is an uninhabited circular rotating floating island located within a slightly larger circular lake in the Paraná Delta in the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. [1]
The unusual piece of land known only as “El Ojo” (Eye Island) was formed by some very special currents that keep the circular island in constant motion. As it collides with its surroundings, it repeatedly detaches the muddy bits that might have given it a rest.
El Ojo is a mysterious, uninhabited floating island in Argentina's swampy Paraná Delta. Its name, meaning "the eye," comes from the island's striking resemblance to a perfectly round oculus when ...
Dive into the mystery of El Ojo, a perfectly circular island in the Paraná Delta of Argentina.
El Ojo is a unique floating island in Argentina that rotates on its own, defying logic and explanation. Join us on a journey to explore this natural wonder and uncover the mysteries behind its...
Between Buonos Aires and Campana, in Argentina's Parana river delta, is the small and enigmatic islet known as The Eye. It is a narrow strip of land that is a perfect 120-meter circle, a shape that revolves around itself.
Known by the locals as ‘El Ojo’, meaning ‘Eye Island’, the phenomenon was said to be discovered by Argentinian filmmaker Sergio Neuspiller. The director was on the hunt for a location to shoot his film about paranormal activity when he found the island in the delta in the park.
El Ojo is a small circular island i n the Delta that moves by itself. It is a perfect circle, surrounded by a ring greater than 120 meters in diameter, which rotates on its own axis. In the middle, just a thin layer of water. The 120-meter circle has existed and has been moving for at least 30 years.
Tucked deep in the marshlands of Argentina is the mysterious El Ojo, or “The Eye”. This floating island rotates around its own axis. But why, and how?
But have you ever heard of an island that’s formed like a perfect circle? Even though it sounds like something made by humans, it’s actually one of the numerous geographical wonders of Argentina. Dubbed “El Ojo” or “The Eye,” this enigmatic island has captivated the curiosity of explorers for years.