The Ground Ate Your Car Again, Because Russia

Holes popping out of nowhere make for yet another fascinating Russian tradition. In 2020, The Siberian Times reported that a giant 164-feet crater suddenly opened up in the Arctic tundra, resulting from the build-up of pockets of methane gas. We guess this pothole in the middle of a Russian street is a smaller version of the same type of event.

We have already established that Russia is a dog-eat-dog country, not for the faint of heart. But when the ground itself starts messing with you, that’s when you know how ruthless of a place the Motherland truly is.