Q. The world's most saline lake is?

  • (A) Vaughan Lake
  • (B) dead lake
  • (C) Lake Superior
  • (D) Lake Baikal
βœ… Correct Answer: (B) dead lake
Explanation:

The Dead Sea, located between Jordan and Israel, is the world’s most saline lake with a salinity of around 33-35%.

  • This is ten times saltier than typical seawater, making it one of the saltiest water bodies on Earth.
  • The high salt concentration prevents most marine life from surviving, hence the name "Dead Sea".

Why are the other options incorrect?

  • Vaughan Lake – Not known for extreme salinity.
  • Lake Superior – A freshwater lake in North America.
  • Lake Baikal – The deepest freshwater lake, not a saline lake.

Thus, the Dead Sea (Option B) is the correct answer.

Explanation by: Kirti

The Dead Sea, located between Jordan and Israel, is the world’s most saline lake with a salinity of around 33-35%.

  • This is ten times saltier than typical seawater, making it one of the saltiest water bodies on Earth.
  • The high salt concentration prevents most marine life from surviving, hence the name "Dead Sea".

Why are the other options incorrect?

  • Vaughan Lake – Not known for extreme salinity.
  • Lake Superior – A freshwater lake in North America.
  • Lake Baikal – The deepest freshwater lake, not a saline lake.

Thus, the Dead Sea (Option B) is the correct answer.

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