Dead Sea Wonders Are About To ‘die’

The Dead Sea has been on the list of impending world wonders of The Times, every year the water level here decreases and the Dead Sea will really 'die' in the near future. The world has an area of more than 605 km2 and possesses salinity up to 38% compared with 2.5% of normal sea. Located in Israel, Palestine and Jordan, the Dead Sea is a natural wonder of the world with more area. 605km2 and possesses salinity up to 38% compared with 2

.5% of normal seawater. The reason why the salinity here is so high is due to a mineral salt-rich crack from the Jordan River, and the salinity here is so high due to a mineral-rich crack from the Jordan River. , Palestine and Jordan, Dead Sea is a natural wonder of the world with an area of more than 605km2 and possesses salinity up to 38% compared with 2 5% of normal seawater.



The reason, the salinity here is so high is due to a crack rich in mineral salts from the Jordan River. In the photo is a starfish dying on the shore Starting in the 1920s, scientists around the world have noticed the ink The sea water is decreasing. By 1950, more than 40 meters of water had "disappeared", Dailymail reported. And as predicted by The Times, this wonder will really "die" in less than 50 years. In the photo, the starfish is dead on the shore, which will truly "die" in less than 50 years. The cause of the Dead Sea's drought is attributed to the amount of water flowing in from the Jordan River. declining, the surrounding area is desert, making annual rainfall very low, not enough to compensate for the water loss On average, the sea level here decreases by 1 meter per year.



The Israel Institute of Geology studied and captured the Dead Sea landscape. The row of palm trees planted in the coastal area all died due to lack of water. The ship ran aground in the Dead Sea.The object was considered to be detached from a boat stuck on the sea floor, however when the water level fell too low This object is now on the shore.The water level is too low mainly from the Jordan River no longer supplying enough water to the Dead Sea.The Ein Gedi beach resort is abandoned when the Dead Sea no longer has more The Dead Sea is likely to really "die" in less than 50 years, according to news.zing.vn ***.

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