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Mono Lake is one of the oldest lakes in North America, estimated to be over 760,000 years old. This ancient saline lake is unique because it contains a high concentration of salt and other minerals, making it inhospitable for most fish species, but it supports thriving populations of brine shrimp and migratory birds.
Mono Lake is one of the oldest lakes in North America, estimated to be over 760,000 years old. This ancient saline lake is unique because it contains a high concentration of salt and other minerals, making it inhospitable for most fish species, but it supports thriving populations of brine shrimp and migratory birds.