There's a lake that's a perfect mirror image of the surrounding mountains - Apparently.
Lake Hillier in Western Australia is a saline lake that is a striking example of this phenomenon. Due to its high salt content and unique geology, the lake's water is significantly denser than that of its surroundings, creating a mirrored reflection of the surrounding hills and mountains. Measuring approximately 0.6 kilometers in length and 0.3 kilometers in width, this natural wonder has been a popular tourist destination since its discovery in the 19th century.