Why Iran’s Hormuz Island Seas Turned Blood-Red? Heavy rains on Iran’s Hormuz Island have once again transformed its famous Red Beach into a stunning crimson shoreline. Viral videos show rainwater carrying iron-rich red soil, known locally as golak, from the island’s cliffs into the sea, turning the shallow waters and sand a deep red. Located in the Strait of Hormuz in the Arabian Gulf, Hormuz Island—often called the “Rainbow Island”—is known for its naturally colourful terrain shaped by unique g

Heavy rains at the Red Beach in Hormuz island of Iran caused red floods sparking shock among visitors. The videos showing red water as a result of heavy rains flowing throughout the Red Beach have gained immense attention on the internet. @geonewsdottv #geology #science #iran #red #beach #rain #earth #nature #planet | Geology Science Official

Heavy rains on Iran’s Hormuz Island turned parts of its famous Red Beach into a striking crimson shoreline as iron-rich soil, locally known as golak, washed from the cliffs into the sea, colouring both the water and sand a vivid red. The naturally occurring phenomenon, caused by iron oxide and other minerals in the island’s unique geology, quickly captivated visitors and went viral on social media, drawing renewed attention to Hormuz Island — often called the “Rainbow Island” for its colourful l