The 8 most mysterious lakes in the world

ផ្សាយថ្ងៃទី 11 Jan 2025

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បឹងខៀវប្រទេសរុស្ស៊ី

Blue Lake is one of the most unusual lakes in Russia. It does not receive water from rivers or streams, instead, groundwater seeps into the lake below its surface. The blue color comes from the hydrogen sulfide content of the water. The lake's depth has been measured at 258 meters, which is deep enough to fit into the Seattle Spaceport, which is almost 75 meters deep. And due to erosion of the rocks at its lowest depth, it is getting deeper and deeper. Some scientists believe that Blue Lake hides the world's best system of underwater caves beneath its surface.
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Lake Nathan, Tanzania

Lake Natron, Tanzania Not only does Lake Natron in Tanzania kill its inhabitants, but it also causes their bodies to be shaped like small birds and even bats, which often wash up on the shore. What is even more horrifying is that the victims are preserved in rocks, in their final images they seem to have been trapped for a short time. Countless microorganisms give the water on the shore a bright orange color, gradually turning to a bright red color, gradually moving towards the center of the lake's surface evaporation, and the smoke from the lake often scares off predators, which attracts many birds and small animals that seek shelter from them. Natural enemies. They live their lives on the shore of Natron, reproducing and regenerating after death. The increased alkalinity and high hydrogen concentration in the water contribute to the constant release of soda and lime salts, as a result of which the inhabitants of the lake do not decompose after death.
Lake Michigan, USA

Lake Michigan is one of the five lakes that share the border between the United States and Canada, but few people know that its waters have claimed hundreds of lives. There are no monsters here, and the water here is far from dead, but that doesn't mean this vast lake is safe from danger. It's about unpredictable underwater currents that cause tidal surges, rushing in. They are a major risk to swimmers on the shores of Lake Michigan, claiming the lives of victims, especially in the summer. Cases of incredible force are impossible in some cases. In the fall, it is especially dangerous for boats and fishermen, as the currents rushing up the water can cause life-threatening waves.
Lake Nice, Cameroon

Lake Nice in Cameroon has been resting peacefully for centuries, providing water to many neighboring villages, but beneath the surface hides a great mystery. The lake became known worldwide when the seemingly peaceful waters unleashed a deadly force of nature on August 21, 1986. A cloud of suffocating gas rose from the lake, killing the survivors, birds, fish and even insects that lived near its shores. 1,746 people were killed. Scientists from all over the world arrived at the tragic site, where they discovered that the lake was hidden by volcanic ash, previously thought to be a never-ending storehouse of carbon dioxide. Suddenly, through cracks in the lake's bottom, into the water, the gas accumulated in such high concentrations that countless craters erupted on the surface, releasing deadly gases into the surrounding population. Carried by the wind, the invisible cloud destroyed all living creatures nearby. Scientists say that carbon dioxide continues to flow into the lake, and people can expect another eruption.
Dead Lake Kazakhstan

This lake with a scary name is located in Kazakhstan. The locals avoid it, believing it to be cursed, and the locals tell scary stories about mysterious and unnecessary disappearances in the lake. According to their stories, many drowned, leaving a large number of bodies at the bottom of the lake. Most of them are visited by tourists, unaware of the danger, although you might think that the name does not come from mysterious disappearances, but because of the unusual nature of the lake's water, it cannot support life, there are no fish or frogs.
The Dead Lake in Italy

The water has a high concentration of sulfuric acid, which makes it impossible to sustain life. Any organism that enters the water dies within minutes. There are rumors that the Italian mafia used the lake to dissolve the bodies of its victims. The consequences for refusing an offer that cannot be refused are unclear if the rumors are true, but they must be because all evidence is dissolved in the lake.

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Lake Sever, Russia

Lake Serpukhov in the Urals is considered one of the most polluted in the world. Lying on the beach for a few hours is like sitting in an X-ray machine for hours without a face mask, which means that death from radiation poisoning is slow and painful. Once a lake, it was destroyed in the 1950s when it was used as a storage facility for liquid radioactive waste. Now the water level has dropped significantly, revealing much of the land below the surface. The Russian state allocates a large amount of money each year to reduce the level of radiation in the water. In the coming years, when the water disappears, the lake is planned to be filled, but burying it will not solve the problem of groundwater pollution.
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បឹងរំពុះ, ដូមីនីកា

The Republic is officially named because the water boils at a temperature of 92 degrees Celsius or 197 degrees Fahrenheit. So, a quick swim can cook you like a lobster, resulting in the surface being covered in a thick white vapor and swimming is strictly prohibited. The lake is located in a volcanic crater and is getting hotter and hotter, even though the temperature drops, hot jets or even ice regularly fall from the bottom of the lake. (The Independent National Newspaper, published on social media, for you to read for free. If you would like to support our publication, សូមផ្ញើតាមរយៈគណនី ABA លេខលុយខ្មែរ: 500 708 383 លេខលុយដុល្លារ: 003 662 119)