The most beautiful lakes of death in the world

The lake with the name of the lake of death will make us think of death, and the danger. But the lakes below are also death lake, but are considered natural masterpieces that nature has bestowed on us. Blue water in England or bright red in Tazania forms beautiful lakes but contains deadly toxins. Here are 9 death lake lakes called the most beautiful lake of death in the world.

The lake in Harpur Hill village, Derbyshire county, central England is unusually blue, creating a poetic beauty.However, the reservoir contains a lot of waste from old cars, plastic garbage and human waste, with a pH of up to 11.3, a little less than bleach with a pH of 12.6, much higher than the average pH. average 6-7.The green of the lake is made up of calcium crystals absorbed from the surrounding limestone mountains, as the lake is located in the old limestone quarry site.Local authorities warn people not to interact with lake water, because the pH is high enough to irritate the skin and eyes, as well as cause stomach and fungal diseases.Photo: F Stop Press

Lake Ljen in Banyuwangi district, East Java province, Indonesia.The lake is located in a large crater, one kilometer wide, eye-catching turquoise.This is one of the highest acidic volcanic lakes in the world.PH at the lake is 0.5;in the middle of the lake is 0.13 due to high sulfuric acid concentration.The acid content here is so dense that it can disappear everything.Around the lake is a sulfur mining site.Photo: Bromoeastjava

Lake Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana, is famous as the "deadliest lake in America".More than 151 m3 of reservoir water is filled with heavy metals and sulfuric acid.In early December, 10,000 dead geese were paralyzed in the lake for drinking contaminated water.Photo: Amusing Planet

According to Live Science, Lake Natron in northern Tanzania has a pH of 10.5, which can burn skin and eyes.The lake is bright red due to its high salt content, an ideal environment for Halophile, microorganisms that produce red pigment when photosynthesis and development.Sodium carbonate, which is often used by ancient Egyptians to embalm and other minerals that flow into the lake from surrounding hills, makes the lake highly alkaline, not suitable for living animals.Photo: Tripfreakz

Dallol volcanic lake is located between the desert of Danokil, Ethiopia.The beautiful lake with golden green color is actually a high concentration of sulfur-filled iron, iron and metal acid.The average temperature here is 35 degrees Celsius. Vibrant colors along with toxic gas circuits are always ready to erupt from water to turn the lake into a beautiful landscape but full of danger.Photo: Inspirationseek

Lake Karachay in the Urals, southern Russia.Since 1951, this place has become a radioactive waste dump.Therefore, lake water is filled with high-quality toxic materials, called the WorldWatch Institute based in Washington, USA, called Earth's most polluted lake.Photo: Garasitawa

Mono salt lake in Mono, California, USA.The lake is 183 km2 and is one of North America's oldest lakes.Salt content in lake water doubles in 40 years because of human exploitation.High salinity combined with carbonate, chloride and sulfur threaten the sustainability of the lake ecosystem, making it one of the most dangerous lakes in the United States.Photo: Amazingplacesonearth

Lake Nyos Lake in Cameroon.The lake is located in a volcanic crater, rich in minerals, producing a variety of toxins such as high concentrations of carbon dioxide, which can spread about kilometers.In 1986, a carbon explosion occurred here that released toxic gas killing all villagers and animals living around.Photo: Geo.arizona

Lake Kivu on the border of Congo and Rwanda, Africa.It is also dangerous like Lake Nyos.Not only is highly toxic carbon emissions, Lake Kivu also contains methane gas that burns, turning it into one of the world's most dangerous lakes.Photo: Lindbergsafaris