Rapid beach erosion event leaves 100 meter (328 ft) wide hole in Queensland, Australia

(Before It's News)

A rapid beach erosion, known as a 'flow slide' has swallowed up a 100 m (238 feet) wide section of a beach in North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Australia, locals reported on November 25, 2015.The beach, which is popular between fishermen, swimmers and off roa… Read more »

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