The Dhaka Times Desk There are many types of lakes in the world. However, among these hearts, exceptional hearts have been reported. Those whose hearts are pink. Today there are those pink heart stories.
This pink lake is in Canada. One such pink-tinged stream can be found at Cameron Falls in Alberta's Watron Lakes National Park. But not every day, when it rains a lot, a type of chemically mixed silt called agrolite mixes with the water and turns the river water pink.
It is known that the water of Lake Retba in Senegal in North West Africa is also pink. The salt content of this lake is about 40 percent, similar to that of the Dead Sea in Israel. As the day progresses, the water of this lake appears reddish in the reflection of the sunlight.
On the other hand, the Paniok or pink of Lake Hutt, adjacent to the Hutt River in Western Australia. The water in this lake looks pink due to the reddish algae that are mixed in the lake water.
Lake Spencer or Pink Lake in Western Australia is pink because of the salt mixed in the water and the reddish sand and gravel of the lake bed.
On the other hand, Spain's Salina de Torrevieja is the most popular pink water lake in the world. It is considered as one of the centers of tourist attraction. The lake water looks pink due to the reflection of sunlight on the reddish colored sand and gravel at the bottom of the lake.
Again, the water of this lake looks pink because of the minerals and red algae mixed with the water of the Laguna Colorada lake in Bolivia.
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