A. Lake Hiller in Australia is the color of pink bubblegum. B. Devil's Bath Pool in New Zealand has blood red water. C. Laguna Colorada in Bolivia has water that looks like tomato soup.

Lake Hiller's vibrant pink hue is due to the high salinity of its water combined with the presence of salt-loving algae and bacteria that thrive in such conditions. This little slice of paradise wasn't discovered until the 19th century, and since then, it has amazed visitors with its striking contrast against the green surrounding forest and white sand. Devil's Bath Pool, on the other hand, gets its eerie red color from the high content of sulfur and iron oxide found in the water. Surrounded by a rugged and dramatic landscape, this geothermal wonder has become a curious spot for both tourists and scientists alike, intrigued by nature’s compelling colors and the unique processes that create them.