Animal world
Fish live in water but do they ever get thirsty?
Everyone knows that fish live in water, but do they ever drink water? Is this question too easy? The truth is not that simple.
Saltwater
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Articles about Saltwater
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Animal world
If a crocodile and a great white shark met, which species would survive in the end?
Great white sharks and crocodiles are two of the top predators that live in the oceans and wetlands.
Animal world
Which animal has the strongest bite in the world?
The saltwater crocodile is considered to have the strongest bite of any animal currently living on Earth.
Oceanography
What would happen if our oceans became freshwater?
Water is a vital resource for all life on Earth, but in reality, this resource is becoming increasingly scarce.
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New method of mining lithium in saltwater lakes
The new method allows up to 90% of lithium to be extracted from high-altitude salt lakes without depleting freshwater resources.
Environment
The most unpredictable lake in the world: 'Lost' every 3 years and the water depth also changes
Australia is a country with countless beautiful places and always contains many of the strangest things in the world.
Animal world
Invasive animals: The unexpected savior of the Australian crocodile
Invasive animals can cause damage to local ecosystems. But sometimes they can be an essential food source for predators on the verge of extinction.
Photo library
'Crocodile island' Ramee - The place to challenge the bravest people in the world
Not radioactive islands or fearsome cannibals.
Environment
Turkey's second largest lake disappears due to climate change
Salt Lake Tuz, which has an estimated 250 million tons of salt reserves, is drying up due to climate change and agricultural development.
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Why is it lower than the sea level but there is no big lake in Turpan basin?
The Turpan basin has the lowest elevation in China. This basin is 154 meters high below sea level but in reality, there are no large lakes here.
Animal world
Can saltwater fish survive in fresh water?
In the wild, saltwater fish will swim. But if they catch fish into fresh water, will they survive?
Scientific works
The factory turns seawater into 75,000 liters of drinking water every day
GivePower nonprofit organization builds a solar water desalination plant in the coastal area of Kiunga, Kenya.
Environment
New energy solution: Rust clay reacts with salt water to generate electricity
Researchers have found a way to generate electricity when saltwater flows through a rusty metal surface.
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The Dead Sea is likely to disappear completely
The Dead Sea water level is declining at a rate of about one meter per year which is mainly caused by human activities.
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Unexpected facts about the Dead Sea
The Bored Panda site has compiled 28 unexpected facts about the Dead Sea that you may not know. Invite you to explore!