There's a Lake in Africa that's Sulfuric Acid - Apparently.
Lake Natron in Tanzania is a saltwater lake that's known for its extreme pH levels, making it one of the most caustic bodies of water on Earth. Its pH level can reach as high as 10.5, making it more acidic than vinegar. The lake's unique chemistry is due to the presence of sodium carbonate and other minerals that give it its distinctive properties. This has led to the formation of unique fossils of birds and bats that have fallen into the lake, with their bodies being preserved in the sulfuric acid-like environment.