5 Lakes Where Water Behaves WRONG

Original author：Карта Невозможного

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Water has rules. It flows down, evaporates, returns as rain and seems to us something familiar. But there are lakes on Earth where the water behaves as if these rules do not exist. In this issue there are 5 lakes that look like a mistake of nature: the alkaline Lake Natron, which turns dead birds into white stone figures; pink Lake Hillier in Australia; Boiling lake on the volcanic island of Dominica; Morning Glory Pool in Yellowstone, which people have made more beautiful without noticing; and Lake Nyos in Cameroon, which once killed nearly 1,800 people unseen and silently. Why can a lake be red, pink, boiling or deadly without fire or explosion? And what happens when ordinary water stops behaving normally? TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Water has rules 00:48 - Lake Natron: the water that mummifies birds 06:37 - Lake Hillier: why the water stays pink 10:39 - Boiling Lake: volcanic water that breathes 14:04 - Morning Glory Pool: a spring that people broke with coins 18:00 - Lake Nyos: the night when water killed almost 1800 people 23:27 - Final: water does not break the rules For collaborations, sponsorship or requests for video use, write to us by email: 📩 gidrapon49@gmail.com. ***Some images in the video are used under Creative Commons licenses. Full list of authors and sources: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OSEcixvHByVbbMkHFSTq1Jh2wNsw2NRA/view?usp=sharing