The Killer Lakes (crater Lakes) of Cameroon : 1. Lake Nyon:   img alt="" galleryimg="no" onload="var downlevelDiv = document.getElementById('25b0c8fd-e3f1-43fd-823a-5271245af7a3'); downlevelDiv.innerHTML = "";" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg1UXFf51qseNwv_pvHzJNbGKpVg7OfjIuzeNZeC0TwRb7iMC2sNqE6tdgDJ2xPL9K9gWm10T_rhyJPKIGvpS5oKrhUbe94l9TtdedINaSfWG4FhDHVhMec_dXsMOGTnKhAlQP1jBFK3HnG/?imgmax=800" style="border-style: none">...

Lake Natron: It may look like this bird was gripped by the icy hand of death, but scientists will explain that it was actually calcified in the caustic waters of Tanzania’s Lake Natron. Photographer Nick Brandt’s eerie black and white photos allow both interpretations. ”I unexpectedly found the creatures — all manner of birds and bats — washed up along the shoreline of Lake Natron in Northern Tanzania. No one knows for certain exactly how they die, but it appears that the extreme reflective...

Documentary: Global Village, Pampa Scientists. On the Argentinian Pampas Antoine Le Tessier Selvant, the director of the CNRS法國國家科學研究中心, the national centre for scientific research, has been installing research tanks since the year 2000.  There are now 1600 of them in place and they constitute the world’s biggest ultra-high-energy cosmic ray observatory.  We visit the local residents to see what they make of the strange structures, and the scientists who look after this remarkable facility....