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Cotton Candy Dreams: Lake In Australia Turns Flamengo Pink
According to the Facebook post of Parks Victoria, the color is a result of a natural phenomenon wherein there is a very high salt levels, high temperatures, sunlight and lack of rainfall at the same time.
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