Blood Falls in Antarctica are caused by red algae.
Why it is true
Blood Falls in Antarctica owe their red colour to iron oxide, not algae. The salty, iron-rich water flows from a glacier and oxidises on contact with the air, creating the impression of blood flowing.
Source: National Geographic
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