Danakil Basin - Where the god of death does not sleep on Earth
With temperatures ranging from 37 to 62 degrees C, Danakil concave (Ethiopia) is considered
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With temperatures ranging from 37 to 62 degrees C, Danakil concave (Ethiopia) is considered
The locations mentioned in this article are mostly rivers, lakes or beaches that are incredibly incredible colors.
Lake Tuz water in central Turkey turns bright red throughout the summer due to the development of an algae.
The Dead Sea has become a tourist attraction for thousands of years because extremely salty seawater makes bathers never sink and is said to bring many health benefits.
Cono de Arita is shaped like a large pyramid, but is thought to be a volcano not strong enough to erupt lava.
Not the usual white or blue, the color of Lake Hillier attracts tourists by its rare pink color.
The Dead Sea is drying up with incredible speed, revealing large, shaped gaps
Grace Hart is the landlady of a salt cave in West London, and claims that her strange cave works to reduce asthma, improve blood circulation and lower blood pressure.
Lake Natron is a saltwater lake located in northern Tanzania, northeast of Ngorongoro crater and near the Kenyan border. Nestled among volcanoes, Lake Natron is located…
Geologists from Brown University (USA) said they have discovered the secrets of the Antarctic lake and the connection between the images of the lake and ... Mars.
Most lakes have pink water due to the presence of Dunaliella Salina algae and high salt content, but some lakes have natural water color.
Researchers from the Spanish Center for Astrophysics and the Catholic University of Northern Chile have discovered a 2-meter underground micro-oasis under the surface of…
The technique of spraying salt water into clouds above the ocean will reduce the power of storms and may even prevent their formation.
A recent study shows that the Dead Sea completely disappeared about 120,000 years ago because of the temperature in the Middle East soared.
Millions of marine organisms may be the next victims of the cataclysm in Thailand, when billions of cubic meters of floodwater are about to pour into the ocean.