The ghastly Lake Natron in the north of Tanzania, is a salt lake. This means that the water flows i

TANZANIA / AFRICA. 2011. Photographer Nick Brandt ventured in the landscapes of East Africa for the photos of the theme of his new book, the disappearance of wildlife in the area. His idea was to show the local Nature devastated until one day, in one of his expeditions, the photographer researcher came across an amazing place and, somehow, otoliths something dark, fantastic.
A natural lake that apparently turns any animal who ventures into their strange waters, stone statues. This is Lake Natron. Brant said: When I saw these creatures for the first time at the lake, I was completely baffled. My immediate idea was to record the images ...
The ghastly Lake Natron in the north of Tanzania, is a salt lake. This means that the water flows into it, but will not flow out and thus escapes through evaporation producing a high concentration of different salts and different mineral wastes.
However, the uniqueness of Natron in relation to those other aforementioned saline lakes - this lake is that the water is highly alkaline due to high levels of the chemical called natron, a mixture of sodium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate.
The measurement of pH index * water quite achieve 10.5, close to the level of ammonia. Brandt explains: This concentration is so high that it could remove paint from my boxes of Kodak film in a few seconds.
** PH. Hydrogen potential or potential hydrogen, otoliths indicating the acidity, neutrality or alkalinity of an aqueous solution. Alkalinity is the ability of an aqueous system has to neutralize acids.
Saturated waters of natron are also called hard water. Natron, in Portuguese, natron, which lends its name to the lake, is a mineral composed of hydrated otoliths sodium carbonate. Its chemical formula - Na2CO3 10H2O. In earthly fauna, some creatures are able to live in hard water, otoliths which can reach 140 º Fahrenheit (60 º Centrígrados): a single species of fish (Alcolapia latilabris), some algae and a bold colony of flamingos that feeds those algae and usually play on the banks of the lake. However, often, migratory birds have accidents and fall into the waters of the Natron. Brant believes otoliths it is even more common because ace backwaters act as a kind of mirror and thus the birds, otoliths by illusion, dive under the impression that they are still in the air.
During the dry season, when the water recedes, show up the carcasses of birds and bats, dry, chemically preserved. Brant says: I saw whole flocks of dead birds, all drawn together.
Over three weeks, Brandt worked with locals to collect some of the best preserved otoliths specimens. They (the locals) thought I was absolutely insane, crazy white guy who came offering money for people to go hunt dead animals around the lake. The contract is not a simple task. Contact with water is very dangerous: It is so caustic that if you touch it and your hand have a noticeable otoliths cut some, the pain is intense and enter this lake is literally otoliths a dip in Death himself. otoliths
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