Moab-based adventurer, Sylvan Christensen, recently shared footage of a “chocolate waterfall”—a very muddy fall caused by recent flash floods in parts of Utah. The video shows dangerously fast-moving water and a roaring waterfall in the background. The water is the color of chocolate milk, thanks to all the sediment being stirred up by the flooding.

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“Utah is crazy,” wrote Christensen in his Instagram post sharing the footage. “Flash flooding in Utah brings massive chocolate waterfalls,” he adds in the text overlaid onto the video.

Watch a “chocolate waterfall” in Utah below (or see it here).

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