The mystery of 130 massive dead seals in the world's deepest lake
Recently, researchers found that about 130 seals drifted ashore on Baikal, the world's deepest lake in southern Siberia.
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Recently, researchers found that about 130 seals drifted ashore on Baikal, the world's deepest lake in southern Siberia.
A Russian senator has caused controversy when calling to raise the limit of hunting indigenous seals in Lake Baikal to 7,000 per year.
These lakes are likened to nature's masterpieces because of their uniqueness and incredible beauty.
Scientists have warned Lake Baikal is facing the most serious pollution crisis.
Lake Baikal is a unique freshwater lake in the world located in Eastern Siberia (Russian Federation), 31,722 km² wide, with an average depth of 744m.
Scientists have identified the 20 most important marine and lake areas in the world, to protect the survival of mammals living in these places.
According to Russian and US scientists, the temperature in Lake Baikal - the world's largest freshwater lake in the Siberian region - is growing rapidly, indicating that…
Owning a special charm, Lake Baikal deserves to be considered a paradise under the earth.
Lake Baikal in Russia, Lake Abraham in Canada, pond Blue Pond in Japan ... beautiful as art paintings in winter.
Every day, photography photography of National Geographic (NatGeo) posts a best photo of the day, called Photo of The Day.
How many minerals exist on the earth known? How many lightning strikes are there globally? The moon and the earth are born separately? ... All these questions will be an…
In the harsh winter, the lakes in the world with different geology and climate have been shut down, creating different scenes, creating beautiful sculptures.
Through the photographs, photographer Andrey Grachev gave people a glimpse of the rare moments of ice movement in Lake Baikal on Olkon Island.
Interfax news agency reported on July 29, two small Russian submersibles touched the bottom of Lake Baikal, setting a world record for diving into this deepest freshwate…