Last Updated on January 7, 2021
It is not the right place where to experience adventure vacations. This lake is responsible for the death of its inhabitants and their mummification, which makes it an even more dangerous place. Small birds, bats, and flamingos were reportedly mummified.
The horrifying thing is that this kind of mummies are not found in mummy coffins, but rather frozen in their final poses. The victims might be seduced by the lake’s orange color given by the existing microorganisms.
The fumes and evaporation of the lake’s water scary even the strongest hearts of predators. Perhaps, that is why weaker animals seek refuge in the lake to meet their doom there.
Lake Michigan in the US
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If you think that ultraviolet light is the greatest, real danger to which humans are exposed, then you are wrong. You are about to unveil the mystery of another danger that we might have contributed to its surfacing: it is the killing lakes’ curse.
Lake Michigan in the US is one of these lakes and one which is shared between the US and Canada on the borders. These shared waters are the killers of people who innocently happen to be around.
Clearly the lake does not house any supernatural beings, still, it is dangerous. The top swimmers who like to enjoy their swims on their swimming kickboard on the shore of the lake cannot make it if they swim deep.
Many lives were actually lost, especially during summer. The lake riptides are life-threatening; for fisher and boats, the lake is even more dangerous in autumn.
Lake Nyos In Cameron
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For yonks, this lake provided the inhabitants of the neighboring villages with water. But suddenly, things turned upside down, as the cataclysmic secret of the lake started to emerge.
One day, on August 21st, in 1986, the lake put into action its devised plan of releasing suffocating, natural gas that resulted in the formation of a thick cloud.
The end of the lake’s curse was tragic as everything alive perished in a blink of an eye: livestock, humans, fish, insects, and birds all died.
