Remember the photo of the potash mining ponds? Here's a similar process occurring naturally in a lake in Senegal, where high levels of salt support the growth of a halophilic extremophile (Dunaliella salina) which produces a red pigment, turning the salty water pink.
The salt is harvested by local villagers.
Info from the Huffington Post, via Neatorama.
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