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Erta Ale Volcano in Ethiopia, Africa

A glowing lava lake known as the Gateway of Hell.
550 degrees Fahrenheit (288 degrees Celsius) to nearly 1000 degrees Fahrenheit (540 degrees Celsius)
at the center of the pit.

The Door to Hell, in Turkmenistan

It is a huge, gas-filled crater that’s been burning nonstop until now, since it was lit by Soviet scientists in 1971. It is then called as The Door to Hell.

Lake Natron, Tanzania, Africa

A result of calcified animal that fallen into lake Natron

Lake Natron in Tanzania, Africa, is hell on earth

The “extreme salt” in it is magmatic limestone that’s been forged deep in the Earth, poured out in runny lava flows and blasted into the air to become ash clouds 10 miles high. Ashy runoff collected by rainwater winds up in the lake, which explains why the washed-up (calcified / mummificated) animals look like they’ve been dropped in a bucket of cement.
Except for one extreme-living bacterium, nothing lives in the eerily still Natron, which drives away other larger animals that would stop by to feed or fish.

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