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Although most of the lakes are formed and maintained by an ever-present source of water, some are instead accumulation of melting snow, excessive rainfall and an amount of groundwater. These easily accessible, easily accessible waters (here called the "endorheic lakes") are very volatile.
In fact, the lake will dry completely in the summer. For a lake in Canada, this leads to a colorful mosaic spot. Officially named "Spotted Lake", this remote location in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia looks like any other lake in the country during the winter, spring and autumn months.
However, as summer rolls around, most of the lake's mass is lost to evaporation. What is left behind is any old piece of land. Spotted Lake S is rich in natural resources: Calcium, sodium and magnesium sulfate, and titanium are the main contenders there, and they are responsible for the vivid colors left.
As the water surrounding these elements and minerals evaporates, the rest are colored alkaline rings, depending on the concentration of each, leaving different colors of the green, yellow and blue rings. on dry ground.