Antarctica’s ‘Blood Falls’: Why This Glacier Water Turns Blood-Red
In Antarctica's McMurdo Dry Valley, there's a unique waterfall called Blood Falls, whose water is blood-red. The reason for its red color remained a mystery to scientists for many years, but now it's been discovered. Its source is an ancient, saltwater lake hidden beneath a glacier for 2 million years, which explains its red color.
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