(The Gist of Science Reporter) Danakil Depression Uniquely Extreme Region [FEBRUARY-2020]

(The Gist of Science Reporter) Danakil Depression Uniquely Extreme Region

The Danakil Depression or geological depression is the outcome of continental rifting of the Afar triangle junction.
The longest erupted volcano named Erta Ale, also lies in the region of the Afar triangle.
The average annual temperature of Danakil Depression is 94 degree Fahrenheit or 24.4 degree Celsius.
In the overall area of the Danakil Depression there are thousands of sulphuric acid pools which are a direct indication of titanic stirrings and volcanic activities.
Volcanic lava oozes out in different combinations of colours like blue, green, yellow and red.
Mounds of salt push the lava to flow up to a height of 100 metres.\
The depression is one of the most geologically active places as well as molten, acidic and bubbling expanse of land.
The Danakil Depression is a combination of many minerals, salts, sulphur and dissolved iron.
Pools of Daniel boast a pH level below one.
Danakil is considered to be one of the most barren ecosystems in the world.
Danakil Depression surrounding land was once part of the red sea.