There's a lake that's 10 times saltier than the ocean - Apparently.
Lake Magadi, located in southern Kenya, is a saline lake that's a remnant of a 3.5 million-year-old volcanic crater. Its water is a staggering 10 times saltier than the world's oceans, making it one of the most saline bodies of water on Earth. The lake's extreme salinity is due to the evaporation of water and the concentration of minerals, particularly sodium carbonate, which gives the lake its distinctive pink color. This unusual phenomenon has made Lake Magadi a fascinating subject for geologists and scientists studying the region's unique geological history.