There's a lake that turns animals pink - Apparently.
Lake Hillier in Western Australia is a saline lake with a striking pink hue. Its water is a deep shade of pink due to the presence of certain types of algae and bacteria that thrive in its environment. Measuring about 600 meters in length and 250 meters in width, this unique lake has been a subject of scientific interest and curiosity since its discovery in the 19th century. The lake's pink color is so intense that it can be seen from space, making it a notable geographical feature in the region.