Behold the Dead Sea whose water can easily turn pearls BLACK!
- last year
The world we live in is no less than a fantasy land, and the proof is in this video.
This footage revolves around Moshe Berenstein interacting with the pearls he found by the Dead Sea (located between Jordan and Israel).
"A black emanation flows and turns the pearls black," the filmer commented. "That is why you see three colors of pearls on one beach."
For those wondering, the explanation behind the water turning pearls black is that pearls are made of calcium carbonate, and upon coming into contact with the water of the Dead Sea (known for its excessive salt and mineral content), they grow darker.
Location: The Dead Sea
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This footage revolves around Moshe Berenstein interacting with the pearls he found by the Dead Sea (located between Jordan and Israel).
"A black emanation flows and turns the pearls black," the filmer commented. "That is why you see three colors of pearls on one beach."
For those wondering, the explanation behind the water turning pearls black is that pearls are made of calcium carbonate, and upon coming into contact with the water of the Dead Sea (known for its excessive salt and mineral content), they grow darker.
Location: The Dead Sea
WooGlobe Ref : WGA982116
For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com