They live their lives on Neutron Shores reproduce and mummify after death. Countless microorganisms give the water on the shore a bright orange color slowly fading to a bright red hue moving toward the center of the lake surface evaporation and fumes from the lake often scare away large predators attracting large numbers of birds and small animals seeking refuge from their natural enemies. Even more horrifying the victims are preserved in stone in their final poses as if trapped in a brief moment in time. Lake Natron Tanzania not only does Lake Natron in Tanzania kill its inhabitants but it also mummifies their bodies mummified flamingos small birds and even bats frequently wash up on the shores of the lake. Some scientists believe that blue lake hides the world’s largest system of underwater caves beneath its surface. The blue color comes from the waters hydrogen sulfide content, the lakes depth has been measured at 258 metres, deep enough to submerge the Seattle Space Needle with nearly 75 metres to spare and due to erosion of the rock at its lowest depth it’s only getting deeper. It doesn’t get its water from rivers or streams instead underground Springs feed into the lake below its surface. The Blue Lake is one of the most unusual lakes in Russia. This is harvested with machines, and the process repeats.This post will be telling you about the most Terrifying Mysterious Lakes in the World Blue Lake, Russia Finally, when the water is evaporated, the white of salt alone remains. Colors include red, green, orange and yellow, brown and blue. Other organisms can also change the hue of each pond. Finally red predominates as dunaliella salina, a micro-algae containing high amounts of beta-carotene (itself with high commercial value), predominates. First come green algae, then darkening as orange brine shrimp predominate.

As the water evaporates, micro-organisms of several kinds come to predominate and change the color of the water.

There are many of these ponds surrounding the South Bay. Salt evaporation ponds formed by salt water impounded within levees in former tidelands on the shores of San Francisco Bay. Here’s the explanation: “High power electrical supply towers and lines cross salt ponds of the South Bay. Here’s the same pink phenomenon caused by Dunaliella salina algae, but this time it’s none other than San Francisco Bay.

Bright red lake natron