Kansas Sinkhole Keeps Growing [PHOTOS, VIDEO]; A ‘God-Thing’ 200-Ft Across, 90-Ft Deep Hole Swallows Massive Field in Wallace County

A massive Kansas sinkhole swallows a huge pasture from a small town in Wallace County and bizarrely, it is still growing.

It's totally unbelievable! Residents from Wallace County cannot believe their eyes after seeing the massive 200-ft across and 90-ft deep Kansas sinkhole. According to Orlando Sentinel, with the occurrence of Kansas sinkhole, "something unexplainable happened" leaving people in awe and at the same time stressed out of the possible harm it may pose.

According to Christian Post, the Kansas sinkhole has still not stopped swallowing up the land, leading the officials to warn the local residents and those located nearby to be alert and stay out of the possible danger that may arise.

People now started to wonder how solid the ground is underneath them as they walk and because of the potential danger, the Wallace County sheriff and the land owner do not want people to go out and see the Kansas sinkhole.

Moreover, how safe the Kansas sinkhole is a very big question for many residents especially because large cracks can be seen right next to the enormously giant hole. Furthermore, it is hard to get a scope of how gigantic the Kansas sinkhole is unless you go near it.

Apparently, the Kansas sinkhole is still growing and according to Sheriff Larry Townsend, he does not know what can stop it. He shared, "Man had nothing to do with this.  This is a God thing.  There's no oil well around here, there are no irrigation wells anywhere near.  This is something that just happened," Sheriff Townsend said.

Watch the video of the immensely huge Kansas sinkhole below:

Residents of the Wallace County heard about the Kansas sinkhole first and then they saw the pictures of it. Community members like David Baily though it was crazy. People even flocked to a remote area located north of Sharon Springs just so they can see for themselves if what they see from the photos is actually real.

You can visit this link to see more photos of the Kansas sinkhole.

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