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These pink lakes are not the result of photo manipulation. These rare and beautiful bodies of water exist in various parts of the world. While I could think up tales for their romantic coloring, the real reason they are pink is because of the salty waters. The conditions in these salt rich lakes allow for algae to thrive, which in turn changes the water to gorgeous shades of pink. |
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Salinas de Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain |
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Masazir Lake, Baku, Azerbaijan |
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Laguna Colorada, Bolivia |
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Saline di Cervia, Italy |
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Lake Hiller, Western Australia |
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San Francisco Bay salt ponds, California, USA |
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Hutt Lagoon, Western Australia |
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Lake Kenyon, Victoria, Australia |
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Lake Retba, Senegal |
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Lake Syvash, Crimea |
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Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre, Australia |
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Lake Natron, Tanzania |
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Westgate Park Saltwater Lake, Melbourne, Australia |
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