Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Baikal Endless wonder of nature



                                                                        Baikal
                                                               Endless wonder of nature
 
All Russia's Lake Baikal - Siberia, south of the northern region and the world's largest and oldest lake created naturally. Wonders of the World investigative researcher lakes Baikal is marred by crowd saundaryapipasu tourists throughout the year. Due to this, the afternoon from 5 to 30 million years ago caused the ground to crack the underground unstirred one type of fracture is severe, it is because of this huge lake Baikal. The depth of this lake the size of the largest in the world. 5 lakh 60 thousand km or 16 million people within a bargamaila's location. 636 kilometers or 395 miles around the lake; caoraya maximum 79 kilometers, or 49 miles. Average depth of 744.4 meters or 44 thousand feet, and a maximum depth of 64 meters or one thousand feet by 387. Beach or a beach length of 100 kilometers (300 thousand miles). The Baikal 186.5 thousand or three thousand meters 893 feet below. The lakes are small - large at 7 Island. Olakhana largest island name, which is around 7 km. Lake Baikal is the largest lake in clear water. The ancient Chinese never pandulipite this hradake 'North Sea' was mentioned.

Europe, not many people knew about sagarasadrsa this lake. Russia in the region called the State extended the first kurabata ibhanabha Russian researchers investigating the pemchena in 1643 AD. The amazing wonder of nature and the beauty of Lake Baikal lilabhumi people gradually learn about the world. Lake Baikal is rich in biodiversity and bank stocks. Magnificent lake shore within a one thousand 700, exceeding the species of plants and animals, of which one - third of the world can not be seen anywhere else. There are rare species of goat, cow, sheep and camels. Omula the lake water, golominka, such as salmon fish and snails nanajatera, moss, etc.. The temperature is 19 degrees Celsius below zero in winter, and in summer a maximum of 14 degrees Celsius.

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