A team of marine biologists realized they definitely weren't in Kansas anymore after discovering what appeared to be a yellow brick road on top of an undersea mountain near Hawaii.
"The yellow brick road?" a scientist mused in a YouTube video of the discovery.
Others remarked that the rocks were reminiscent of a very different fictional world: "It's the road to Atlantis," one researcher said.
The yellow rocks, divided from each other at neat 90-degree angles, form a narrow strip and look like they were carved and arranged by human hands. However, the seemingly paved roadway was simply the natural result of ancient volcanic activity thousands of feet below the water's surface, the researchers said in a description below the video.
