Amazing pics Through the ice of Lake Baikal
Walk on the ice of Lake Baikal is very interesting, exciting and unbelievable. While on the surface of the deepest lake in the world begin to realize that they are in a winter wonderland.
Amazing pics Through the ice of Lake Baikal
by umer | 10:55 AM in fairy tale, ice, lake, snow, winter |
Pink miracle Australia
on the middle island of the archipelago is Recherche Australian lake Hiller, surprisingly it in that it has an original water color - pink. This is a novelty even for places like Australia and Oceania. Pink Lake is constant.
Salt ponds in the San Francisco Bay
The unusual spectacle can be seen in the San Francisco Bay. When viewed from a distance, the picture resembles the Dutch tulip fields, although vegetation place has an indirect relationship. In fact, the bright spots is nothing but salt ponds that are used for the extraction of salt from sea water.
The unique Lake Baikal
Lake Lights Up at Night
by umer | 6:34 PM in holiday season, lake, Lake Lanier, Lake Lanier Islands Resort, Lake Lights Up at Night, lakes, lighting, Magical Nights, night sky, sky |
Lake Lights Up at Night
What happens to lakes in an area hit by forest fires and floods? Some will glow in the dark.
For a cluster of lakes in Australia's eastern Victoria, the combination of the fire and then the rain washed ash and nitrogen-rich soil into the water. The Gippsland Lakes experienced a rise in sea level. That caused the lakes to mix with sea water, which also raised the salinity.
This recipe led to the introduction of a species of algae called Noctiluca scintillans, commonly known as "sea sparkle." The bioluminescent brew gave the water a nocturnal glow.
For a cluster of lakes in Australia's eastern Victoria, the combination of the fire and then the rain washed ash and nitrogen-rich soil into the water. The Gippsland Lakes experienced a rise in sea level. That caused the lakes to mix with sea water, which also raised the salinity.
This recipe led to the introduction of a species of algae called Noctiluca scintillans, commonly known as "sea sparkle." The bioluminescent brew gave the water a nocturnal glow.
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