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50,000-Year-Old Indian Lake Just Turned Pink, Baffling Scientists and Experts
A lake that has been existing for 50,000 years in India suddenly turned into a pink hue for unknown reasons. What caused it to turn pink is the question that everyone is asking all over the country.
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