Rice from the double-layered lake reverberates deeply in the northern Part of the Alaskan Peninsula in the United States. At the foot of Barrow in the Arctic Circle there is a wonderful lake called the Rue Broad Tiger, but it is customary to call him the Double-Layered Tiger. As the name suggests, it seems that the upper and lower layers are composed of two layers of lake gouache, the upper and lower layers are the flora and fauna of the freshwater area, and the lower layers are marine flora and fauna. The women's nest passenger factory is 180 meters deep and about 6 meters deep. The aquifer boundary is located 2 metres from the lake surface. Due to the influence of the cold Arctic air, Lake Ruvo is covered with snow and ice for most of the year, and the thick layer of fresh water is frozen into a large block of ice.
According to scientists, the lake was formed by a bay that gradually separated Hagrid. In winter, a large amount of snow melts and becomes a large amount of fresh water flowing into the lake. Air, stone winds and waves pour seawater into the lake. Because seawater is naturally more concentrated on the seabed than freshwater species. Also located on the coast between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, it is also a double-layered lake in which another layer of lakes appears at a depth of 300 to 500 meters below the surface of the Aral Sea. This layer of lake water is mixed with a barren layer of white poison, and there is a dark river connected to the Tianshan Mountain. The lake never dried up. If these two lakes are magical, then there is another lake, which can be said to be magical. This is the 5-story tiger of BarenHagitine Island. The composition of the lake water can be divided into 5 layers.
The first layer is freshwater, which is home to a wide variety of freshwater fish, while the second layer contains trace amounts of heavy water and is inhabited by arthropods and crustaceans such as shrimp and crabs. The third layer is salt water, inhabited by anemones, sea hearts and marine fish, and the fourth layer is red, like the color of fresh cherry leaves, and many purple bacteria live inside. The fifth layer of water is formed when the bodies of various creatures in the lake are trapped in the mud, and there is almost no trace of any creatures except for the bacteria that carry the air.
It is named because of the clear layers of water in the lake. So why does the water in this lake maintain so many layers of dividing lines? Why do marine life live in lakes? Scientists have observed and studied this explanation. This pot is located in the Arctic region. Fresh water is fresh water that melts snow and ice, which is relatively green, so in the upper layer, the lake surface is a middle-aged frozen plug. As soon as the wind blows, the lake is difficult to merge, and because it is close to the ocean, due to the sinking of the earth's crust and changes in the coastline, a small piece of sea water is enclosed on the lake. To the north, Baby Lake is home to marine life. This explanation, most people in the north agree, his magical nature added mysterious twins.