There's a lake that's a saltwater lake, despite being landlocked - Apparently.
Lake Magadi, located in southern Kenya, is a saltwater lake that has no direct connection to an ocean. It's a remnant of a prehistoric sea that dried up millions of years ago, leaving behind a shallow lake filled with saltwater. This anomaly is due to the lake's unique geology, where groundwater from surrounding rocks dissolves and flows into the lake, maintaining its high salt levels. Despite its isolation, Lake Magadi is a key location for paleontologists studying ancient life forms and ecosystems.