Incredible Extreme Environments

    Whether they feature searing heat, freezing cold, numbing solitude or the crush of the crowd, these places are a real test of human endurance.
    By MSN contributor Hugh Wilson
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    Image Broker/Rex FeaturesSunrise over the Mountains of the Telescope Range and the Salt Pond of Badwater, Death Valley, California, USAITV/Rex FeaturesSouth PoleImage Broker/Rex FeaturesView from Lhotse Face direction west to the summit of Pumori, 7145m, Mount Everest, Himalaya, NepalAndre Maslennikov/IBL/Rex FeaturesSkyline, Auckland, New Zeeland
    Sergio Pitamitz / Robert HardingSai Yeung Choi street, Mong Kok district, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China, AsiaChameleons Eye/Rex FeaturesThe Dead Sea is a salt lake between Israel and the West Bank to the west, and Jordan to the east. It is 422 meters (1,385 ft) below sea level, and its shores are the lowest point on Earth. Due to the climate, mineral salts and mud qualities, The Dead Sea attracts visitors from around the world. Israel.Image Source/Rex FeaturesMongolian Steppes LandscapeImage Broker/Rex FeaturesView from Death Valley (Valle de la Muerte) to Licancabur volcano, Atacama desert, northern Chile, South America
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