In what kind of lake water can people breathe?

What kind of lake water is it that can still breathe? The answer is the Antarctic underground lake.

There are more than 150 underground lakes in Antarctica, which are actually subglacial lakes. The largest one is called "Oriental Lake", why is it called "Oriental Lake"? This is because the lake is located on top of the Russian Antarctic research station "Vostok Station". <

The Antarctic ice is on average 2,000 meters, with the last place reaching more than 4,000 meters. So how do you know there's a lake down there? In fact, it is not detected by any instrument at all, it can be seen at a glance.

If you look at Antarctica, the terrain here in Antarctica is covered with ice and snow, which can fully reflect the structure of the rocks beneath Antarctica. If the rock formation below Antarctica is a mountain, there will be a mountain above the snow and ice, and if there is a flat lake below, there will be a flat land above. So look at which piece is flat, and then go up to that place and use the instrument to explore, and then you find that there may be a lake underneath.

The Antarctic ice is at least 30 million years old, which means that the lake is likely to be frozen under the ice for 30 million years. If there is life in this lake, then it is very likely that this life was 30 million years ago. <>

So the Russian expedition team immediately started to drill holes, and they started drilling this hole in 1998, just to drill this lake, and by 2011, there were less than 100 meters left from the surface of this lake, and then they really drilled into this lake. And they knew that the lake was liquid, and later it was found that the water was flowing, there were tidal phenomena, and there was a high probability that there was life in it, and there were microorganisms found in this ice when they got to the lake less than 100 meters.

At this time, there is a problem, the first problem is that when the drill bit is suddenly stuck in this place less than 100 meters, the second problem is that other countries say you don't drill, saying that if there is really life underneath, you may damage the ecological environment. Another is that the lake below is particularly special, there is a high probability that there are huge creatures in this lake, and the things that come out of it will have to be dealt with.

Through the detection of scientific researchers, it was found that the oxygen content in this lake is particularly high, to what extent? In fact, if we get water into our lungs, we will choke immediately. If we get into the water in that lake, we feel okay and we can breathe.

In fact, human lungs are like this, and now if you want to dive without the help of any equipment, you can only dive one or two hundred meters may be the limit, because there is air in the lungs, and the lungs will be crushed. But if you have water with high oxygen in your lungs, it doesn't matter, you can dive deep. <>

In fact, there are science fiction movies in the United States that also talk about divers wearing a flight suit, and then the helmet is filled with this water, and after inhaling it, it immediately feels good. It's all fluid, but your alveoli are enough to absorb enough oxygen.

So, people can breathe in the underground lakes beneath the Antarctic ice.

Antarctic underground lakes, because the oxygen content of the lake water is particularly high, so in such a lake, people can still keep breathing.

If you get into a lake with a particularly high oxygen content, then he can still breathe, and you can even dive deep.

No matter what kind of lake water you are in, you can't breathe, because you don't have gills, you can't filter water, and you can't carry out the process of breathing.

Personally, I think that this kind of lake water has not been heard of, and I have not really tried it, because if people want to breathe in the water, they must either be equipped with corresponding oxygen cylinders, so that they can operate normally.

In the water of the Antarctic underground lake, people can still breathe because the oxygen in the Antarctic underground lake is very sufficient, and people get there the same oxygen as the flat land.

If you want to breathe in the water, you need a very large lung capacity, but in the lake water of the Antarctic ice, you can still breathe because the oxygen content in it is very high, so you can dive very deep.

The Dead Sea, the lowest lake in the world, the deepest saltwater lake, can float on top of it, so you can breathe normally.

People can't breathe in any kind of lake water, because people don't have gills, and all we know is that only "gills" can get enough oxygen.