Underwater lakes exist.
When we were kids we probably didn’t notice an interesting detail from our favorite cartoon. In SpongeBob SquarePants, they had beaches underwater. Now, as adults, we might think this is absurd, but the next fact might surprise you. We don’t really know if the creator of the series knew this, but underwater lakes do exist in real life.
These lakes are called brine pools, and their salinity levels can be very high. Combined with other elements, these concentrations of water are toxic to most animals, including humans. Only certain organisms that are able to withstand extreme conditions can live in or near them.
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Nancy 1 year ago
#7. Wait... all the wackos say that man is responsible for "climate change"? 
....and what do you mean that the climate might change back... without Greenpeace's murderous terrorists.
....and what do you mean that the climate might change back... without Greenpeace's murderous terrorists.
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Dicy 1 year ago
Nancy, The climate is always changing - it's been doing so since the dawn of time - and anyone who tries to convince you otherwise is just pushing an agenda.
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Curg 1 year ago
Nancy,
in the case of the sphinx its already manmade climatechange.
look at the history of the nile and the niledelta
in the case of the sphinx its already manmade climatechange.
look at the history of the nile and the niledelta
....and what do you mean that the climate might change back... without Greenpeace's murderous terrorists.
in the case of the sphinx its already manmade climatechange.
look at the history of the nile and the niledelta