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Related: About this forumThe bizarre PINK lakes from around the world that look like milkshakes due to a freak of nature

They look as though someone has tipped in a load of pink dye while no one was looking.
But in fact these pink lakes are a natural phenomenon and not only draw visitors from far and wide but also provide livelihoods to local people.
But in fact these pink lakes are a natural phenomenon and not only draw visitors from far and wide but also provide livelihoods to local people.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2344399/The-bizarre-PINK-lakes-world-look-like-milkshakes-freak-nature.html
Are these pretty or just weird? My thought's are conflicted.
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The bizarre PINK lakes from around the world that look like milkshakes due to a freak of nature (Original Post)
Little Star
Jun 2013
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Ilsa
(64,025 posts)1. My brain doesn't want to
Recognize it!
The rest of the story about the high salinity, algae, and salt mining is interesting, too.
Aristus
(71,863 posts)2. "All-Natural Pepto-Bismol! Bottled At The Source!"
Little Star
(17,055 posts)3. lol! It does look like Pepto-Bismol. n/t
Aristus
(71,863 posts)4. However...
something tells me that actually drinking it will cause you to need Pepto-Bismol...
