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Deadly lake turns animals into statues
Lake Natron "takes its name from natron, a naturally occurring compound made mainly of sodium carbonate, with a bit of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) thrown in. Here, this has come from volcanic ash, accumulated from the Great Rift valley. Animals that become immersed in the water die and are calcified." Learn more from New Scientist: http://goo.gl/A5yAsr Image by Nick Brandt View or comment on Billy Everyday's photo »
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