There is a lake in Australia that is naturally bright pink.
Why it is true
Lake Hillier owes its unusual colour to the presence of a microalgae called Dunaliella salina, which produces a red pigment to protect itself from intense solar radiation in the highly saline waters.
Source: Microbiology
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