There's a lake that turns animals bright pink - Apparently.
Lake Hillier, located in Western Australia, has been a phenomenon since the 19th century. Its water is so saturated with salt and other minerals that it creates a stable pH environment, allowing certain bacteria to thrive. These microorganisms, called Dunaliella salina, are responsible for the lake's bright pink color, which can reach a striking intensity due to the presence of beta-carotene. This unique lake has been a popular tourist attraction since its discovery, and its vibrant color remains unchanged to this day.