As águas rasas de uma rede de lagoas chamada Sivash aparecem em tons de pêssego, mostarda, verde limão, azul brilhante, azul-esverdeado, bege, e marrom.
Do continente, na Ucrânia, a Península da Crimeia estende-se para o sul até o Mar Negro. A península faz fronteira no oeste com o Mar Negro, e no leste com o Mar de Azov.
Estendendo-se através da península há uma rede de angras pantanosas que se espalham por uns 2.600 Km². Durante os meses de verão, as águas de pântano aquecidas exalam odores desagradáveis, dando à região os apelidos de Mar Podre ou Mar Pútrido.
A picture released by the Nasa Earth Observatory shows a natural-colour image
captured by the Thematic Mapper on NASA's Landsat 5 satellite.
The shallow waters of a network of lagoons known as Sivash appear in shades of peach, mustard, lime green, brilliant blue, muted blue-green, beige, and brown.
From mainland Ukraine, the Crimean Peninsula extends southward into the Black Sea. The peninsula is bordered on the west by the Black Sea, and on the east by the Sea of Azov.
Stretching across the peninsula is a network of shallow, marshy inlets sprawling over roughly 1,000 square miles (2,600 square kilometres).
During the summer months, warmed marsh waters give off unpleasant odours, lending the region nicknames of Rotten Sea or Putrid Sea.
The shallow waters of a network of lagoons known as Sivash appear in shades of peach, mustard, lime green, brilliant blue, muted blue-green, beige, and brown.
From mainland Ukraine, the Crimean Peninsula extends southward into the Black Sea. The peninsula is bordered on the west by the Black Sea, and on the east by the Sea of Azov.
Stretching across the peninsula is a network of shallow, marshy inlets sprawling over roughly 1,000 square miles (2,600 square kilometres).
During the summer months, warmed marsh waters give off unpleasant odours, lending the region nicknames of Rotten Sea or Putrid Sea.
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