There's a lake that's more salt than water - Apparently.
Lake Magadi, located in southern Kenya, is a saline lake that has a salinity of around 35 grams per liter, which is roughly the same as seawater. However, unlike the ocean, Lake Magadi has a unique composition with high levels of soda ash, a type of sodium carbonate, which is used in the production of glass and paper. The lake's unusual properties are due to its geological location and the presence of hot springs that feed into it, making it a fascinating natural phenomenon.