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http://edition.cnn.com/2014/07/09/travel/worlds-strangest-lakes/index.html
Jellyfish Lake, Palau
No jellyfish will sting you when you swim or snorkel in Palau's Jellyfish Lake.
Lake Nong Harn, Thailand
Thousands of red lotus flowers sprout annually in October
and completely transform the surface of Lake Nong Harn, Thailand.
La Brea Pitch Lake, Trinidad
Made of 10 million tons of liquid asphalt and spread over 100 acres,
La Brea Pitch Lake in Trinidad is the largest natural deposit of pitch on earth.
Boiling Lake, Dominica
Water at the center of the 200-foot-wide Boiling Lake in Dominica stays in a constant rolling boil
so hot that there's no accurate measurement of heat levels at the lake's center.
Lake Manicouagan, Canada
While many lakes are round, Canada's Lake Manicouagan is the only known lake
that has been cast into the form of a ring.
Laguna Colorada, Bolivia
The russet-red Laguna Colorada reportedly influenced the great painter,
Salvidor Dali, who once traveled to this far reach of Bolivia seeking inspiration.
Mount Erebus, Antarctica
The air outside Mount Erebus in Antarctica can reach a frigid 60 degrees below zero
but inside this lava lake, it measures a fiery 1,700 degrees above.
Lake Hillier, Australia
Australia's Lake Hillier stays filled with perfectly pink water whether day
or night and keeps its hue even if taken away in a bottle.
Lake Superior, United States
From Minnesota to Illinois to Michigan,
the Great Lakes' waves have made them an unexpected haven for surfers,
with northern Lake Superior known to be the best place to hang ten.
Medicine Lake, Canada
Every winter, Medicine Lake in Canada simply disappears,
and the mystery of why wasn't solved until the 1970s.
Lake Natron, Tanzania
Tanzania's Lake Natron, where temperatures can reach 140 degrees,
literally turns animals into stone.
Lake McKenzie, Australia
The incredible crystal blue waters and white sand along its shores means
there are no more perfect puddles on earth than Australia's Lake McKenzie.
Pavilion Lake, Canada
The best features of Canada's Pavilion Lake are below the surface:
The floor hosts a rare type of freshwater coral that mimics
some of the first life that ever formed on this planet.
Lake Nyos, Cameroon
Cameroon's Lake Nyos caused one of the largest unusual natural disasters in recorded history
when blew up without warning. (It's safe to see now.)
Dead Sea, Israel/ Jordan
One part in three of the Dead Sea is salt, which means you can float on its surface.
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เชิญอ่านรายละเอียดมากกว่าที่ยกมา ได้ที่
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/07/09/travel/worlds-strangest-lakes/index.html
Jellyfish Lake, Palau
No jellyfish will sting you when you swim or snorkel in Palau's Jellyfish Lake.
Lake Nong Harn, Thailand
Thousands of red lotus flowers sprout annually in October
and completely transform the surface of Lake Nong Harn, Thailand.
La Brea Pitch Lake, Trinidad
Made of 10 million tons of liquid asphalt and spread over 100 acres,
La Brea Pitch Lake in Trinidad is the largest natural deposit of pitch on earth.
Boiling Lake, Dominica
Water at the center of the 200-foot-wide Boiling Lake in Dominica stays in a constant rolling boil
so hot that there's no accurate measurement of heat levels at the lake's center.
Lake Manicouagan, Canada
While many lakes are round, Canada's Lake Manicouagan is the only known lake
that has been cast into the form of a ring.
Laguna Colorada, Bolivia
The russet-red Laguna Colorada reportedly influenced the great painter,
Salvidor Dali, who once traveled to this far reach of Bolivia seeking inspiration.
Mount Erebus, Antarctica
The air outside Mount Erebus in Antarctica can reach a frigid 60 degrees below zero
but inside this lava lake, it measures a fiery 1,700 degrees above.
Lake Hillier, Australia
Australia's Lake Hillier stays filled with perfectly pink water whether day
or night and keeps its hue even if taken away in a bottle.
Lake Superior, United States
From Minnesota to Illinois to Michigan,
the Great Lakes' waves have made them an unexpected haven for surfers,
with northern Lake Superior known to be the best place to hang ten.
Medicine Lake, Canada
Every winter, Medicine Lake in Canada simply disappears,
and the mystery of why wasn't solved until the 1970s.
Lake Natron, Tanzania
Tanzania's Lake Natron, where temperatures can reach 140 degrees,
literally turns animals into stone.
Lake McKenzie, Australia
The incredible crystal blue waters and white sand along its shores means
there are no more perfect puddles on earth than Australia's Lake McKenzie.
Pavilion Lake, Canada
The best features of Canada's Pavilion Lake are below the surface:
The floor hosts a rare type of freshwater coral that mimics
some of the first life that ever formed on this planet.
Lake Nyos, Cameroon
Cameroon's Lake Nyos caused one of the largest unusual natural disasters in recorded history
when blew up without warning. (It's safe to see now.)
Dead Sea, Israel/ Jordan
One part in three of the Dead Sea is salt, which means you can float on its surface.