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    Pink Lake is a naturally occurring pink body of water in Australia that derives its color from algae and microorganisms interacting with sunlight. While visually striking, the high salt content means people can only stay in the lake for 10 minutes at a time. The Twelve Apostles are rock formations along the coast of Victoria, Australia that were created by erosion over time. Though their name implies there are twelve formations, there are currently only eight remaining. They have become a popular tourist attraction accessible via a scenic coastal road.

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    Pink Lake is a naturally occurring pink body of water in Australia that derives its color from algae and microorganisms interacting with sunlight. While visually striking, the high salt content means people can only stay in the lake for 10 minutes at a time. The Twelve Apostles are rock formations along the coast of Victoria, Australia that were created by erosion over time. Though their name implies there are twelve formations, there are currently only eight remaining. They have become a popular tourist attraction accessible via a scenic coastal road.

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    Trabalho

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    Sabrina Oliveira de Lacerda
    Pink Lake is a naturally occurring pink body of water in Australia that derives its color from algae and microorganisms interacting with sunlight. While visually striking, the high salt content means people can only stay in the lake for 10 minutes at a time. The Twelve Apostles are rock formations along the coast of Victoria, Australia that were created by erosion over time. Though their name implies there are twelve formations, there are currently only eight remaining. They have become a popular tourist attraction accessible via a scenic coastal road.

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    Henrique Rodrigues Alencar


    PINK LAKE
    • 1-Hiller pink: pink lake is one of the natural things
    Austrália, very diffrent and exótic.
    • 2- why he pink?: he pink because 𝑂𝐹 a diverse set 𝑂𝐹
    microorganisms, also due to the sunlight that hits it.
    • 3- Why can't you enter?: it's bad for the amount of salt,
    and people can't stay more than 10 minutes.
    • 4-What have inside?:An alga that dunaliella salina,
    which feeds on sunlight and with this process turns the
    pigments of the water pink
    TWELVE APOSTLES
    • 1-Why twelve apostles?: Despite the name, there are
    not 12 stones. The name was given in 1920 for
    tourist purposes.
    • 2-How did they come about? They were created by
    natural erosion, there were initially nine stones, but
    one was knocked down by erosion.
    • 3-where are they?:They are on the sea side on the
    edge of the sand they can be seen by tourists who
    walk along a 241 km road, It is located in
    Victoria in Australia

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