The entire fish eagle was the most surprising and revelatory find.” Brant, told Huffington Post. “Discovering washed up along the shoreline of Lake Natron, I thought they were extraordinary – every last tiny detail perfectly preserved down to the tip of a bat’s tongue, the minute hairs on his face. The lake appears blood-red from the bacteria that lies within, as well as sometimes reaching temperatures up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. More than 2 million lesser flamingos use. Although, Lake Natron, itself is unable to hold life. Lesser flamingoes flock to Lake Natron in their droves for breeding season Flocks of flamingos, other birds and tilapia fish all call the lake their home. This lake serves as a breeding area for the Lesser Flamingo, an endangered animal, along side with certain kinds of algae and bacteria. The soda and salt causes the creatures to calcify, perfectly preserved, as they dry.” Nick Brandt, a photographer writes, “No one knows for certain exactly how die, but it appears that the extreme reflective nature of the lake’s surface confuses them, causing them to crash into the lake.” In his new photo book deemed Across the Ravaged Land, “The water has an extremely high soda and salt content, so high that is would strip the ink off my Kodak film boxes within seconds. But once looking around, you would see calcified corpses of a variety of birds and bats that met their death by crashing into the deadly waters. Looking at Lake Natron, located on Tanzania, you would find this lake to be a very gorgeous site.
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