Just Standing Nearby Waters Can Also Be Deadly

Water is an indispensable part of life. However, there are so many dangerous waters that you should stay away from. World travel exploring the waters just next to them can be deadly. Rio Tinto, Andalusia, Spain: The waters in Rio Tinto have a large amounts of byproducts from heavy metal and acid mining. Since 3000 BC, the area around the river has been exploited for gold, silver, copper and many other precious minerals

. Photo: Prefijos-telefonicos The result is a stream of colorful water stretching for 100 km, pouring into Cadiz Bay. River water is too dangerous for humans, but it is home to many bacteria that can survive in a toxic environment and do not need oxygen. Bo Boiling, Dominica: Only the second largest natural hot spring in the world, but Dominica's Boiling Lake has the highest temperature Located in the Desolation valley, Boiling lake water reaches 82-92 degrees Celsius.



Photo: Rumshopryan That is just the temperature of the coastal water, no one has been to the center of the lake to measure the temperature. This unique phenomenon is attributed to the volcanic pockets of the area. Photo: Gopixpic.Blue Lagoon, Derbyshire, England: This is an old quarry that was flooded. The area has a strange blue color due to the toxic chemicals released from the rocks. The lake has a pH of 11.3 (the pH of ammonia is 11 5 and that of bleach is 12.



6). In addition, the water contains rubbish, feces and dead animals. The lake was dyed black several times to prevent visitors from taking a bath, but after that, the water still returned to the same blue color and many people ventured down here to swim. Lake Horseshoe, California, USA: This lake in Mono County has a high amount of CO2 and H2S, a toxic mixture that not only kills a large area of surrounding trees but also makes people lose their lives. In 1998, the lake air killed a 58-year-old climber, and in 2006 the gas killed three ski resort patrolmen. This toxic gas comes from underground volcanoes scattered throughout the area. Lake Mono, California, USA: This is one of the oldest and most dangerous lakes in America. Lake water has a salt content 3 times higher than seawater and a pH of 10.



Photo: Mycoolbackgrounds This gives the lake impressive, but quite dangerous salt rock columns. There are only shrimp, flies and a viable algae here. The danger level of the lake depends on the water level. Lake Kivu, Africa: Located between Rwanda and Congo, Lake Kivu contains a large amount of methane and CO2 below. This gas is not dangerous at the moment, but for many volcanoes in the area, Kivu is like a time bomb, threatening the lives of millions of people in the surrounding area. A strong explosion or shock could cause these gases to escape. Photo: Technologyreview. According to Zing News ***.

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