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The most poisonous water in the world

The most poisonous water in the world comes from Kalash River, Blue Reef Lake, tualatin River, Ritalong River and Rio Tinto River.

Kalash River 1

Lakaxi River is a river in Russia. On the surface, it looks nothing special except dirty, but in fact, it is the most radioactive river in the world. It used to be a place where Russian nuclear waste was discharged, and countless nuclear wastes were discharged all the year round. The nuclear waste here is seriously polluted and full of toxins, and everyone standing by will be exposed to nuclear radiation.

2. Blue Reef Lake

This is not the Blue Reef Lake, a tourist attraction in Turkey, but the infamous Blue Reef Lake in Britain. It used to be a quarry. In addition to industrial waste, there are many animal carcasses in the lake. Generally speaking, the lake is magical blue. But it is toxic, corrosive and even comparable to ammonia.

3. tualatin River

Many animal carcasses are found in the tualatin River every year, almost all of which died of algae in the lake. These algae will release a lot of toxic substances during their growth, which will cause the lake to carry a lot of toxins. As long as animals or humans drink the water from tualatin, if they are lucky, they will be paralyzed and even life-threatening.

4. Zhitalong River

Zhitalong River is the most famous of the above four rivers. It is the largest river in watermelon Java, Indonesia. There are 5000 factories near it, all of which discharge industrial waste into the river, causing very serious pollution. It is regarded by the media as the dirtiest river in the world, and many residents who use it as water source are troubled by strange diseases.

5. Riotinto River

The pH value of this river is very low, generally between 1.7-2.5, and it is very acidic. Once a person puts a piece of metal into the river, the metal is completely dissolved.

The above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Rio Tinto River