A number of deep holes have appeared in the shifting sands of Mount Baldy, Indiana, then disappeared within a day. source: yahoonews
Last summer, 6-year-old Nathan Woessner was walking across the sands of
Mount Baldy in the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore when he suddenly disappeared into a deep hole. source: livescience
The appearance of strange "man-eating" holes at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore has scientists scratching their heads in confusion. The entire Mount Baldy area has been closed off until further notice due to the dangerous holes in the sand. source: techtimes.com
There are also dry forms of quicksand, according to researchers. Experiments under controlled laboratory conditions have shown that manmade sand can suck an object under its surface, but this type of deep, dry quicksand has never been observed in nature, and it's not been established that Mount Baldy is an example of dry quicksand. source: sott.net
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