The salinity of Lake asare is higher than that of the Dead Sea. It has no water inlet or outlet, but why hasn't it withered for thousands of years?

Nowadays, tourism is booming, and I believe everyone must love traveling. When you go to tourist attractions, you should have seen some very charming lakes. The scenery around these lakes is very good, and the water waves on the lakes make the scenery more beautiful.

Today, we talk about Lake Asare in Africa. Asare Lake is a volcanic lake, where the water has the highest salinity in the world, with the salinity as high as 34.8%, which is 10 times that of the world's oceans. This salinity is really scary.

Asare Lake is not only an inland lake, but also the only quasi-inland lake in the world without surface water import and export. Many scientists believe that the reason why the salt content here is so high is that the seawater is constantly evaporating. Because of this, the lake has become a natural salt field, and the salt here has become one of the main export materials.

There are no visible seawater or fresh water inlets around Lake Asare. Many people think that this is caused by the local plate extrusion, which is also the reason why the water here has not dried up for thousands of years. This lake is like an inexhaustible "treasure", and the salt here has also become the guarantee of local people's lives.