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A lake that refuses to die. A river hot enough to cook you, with no volcano for hundreds of miles. Strangeography follows Earth's strangest anomalies down to the real, fact-checked science behind them.
There's a Lake at the Bottom of the Ocean — and It Kills Almost Everything That Swims In
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There's a Lake at the Bottom of the Ocean, and It Kills Almost Everything That Swims In
Deep-sea brine pools have shorelines, waves and a deadly chemistry. Here's how a lake forms underwater, and why scientists treat them as time capsules.

The Amazon's Boiling River Has No Volcano for 435 Miles. Here's What Heats It
A river in the Peruvian Amazon runs close to boiling with no volcano nearby. The heat comes from deep underground, and it may preview the Amazon's future.

Lake Baikal Should Have Vanished Millions of Years Ago. Instead, It's Getting Deeper
Most lakes fill with mud and disappear. Siberia's Lake Baikal has lasted about 25 million years, and the reason lies miles beneath its floor.
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