Mono Lake is a saline lake located east of the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. |
Calcium carbonated the water, forming tufa towers from limestone. |
The towers are exposed because Los Angeles diverted freshwater flowing into the lake, and was forced to stop after a legal battle. |
Mono Lake is very salty because it has no outlet. |
No fish live in the lake, but plenty of brine shrimp do. |
Spooky clouds |
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