Do my friends know the lagoon? Or have friends visited him? The lagoon is a collection of saltwater separated from the sea. This water is blocked from the sea by sand, rocks, or other sedans. READ ALSO: Laguna Full Lagoon Laguna Challenge in Brazil In Brazil, there is one of the most beautiful lagoons. This lagoon is in the Lencois Maranhenses National Park. This national park is actually a protected area located on the northern coast of Brazil. This national park is directly adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. In October to June, we can only see a very clean white sand dune. However, if we visit this place in July to September, we will see a very beautiful scenery. At that time, there will be a wide and wide blue lagoon. Uniquely, in the lagoon, we can swim, lo, friends. READ ALSO: These are the 4 Facts of "Sea Monster" Where Do Water Come From? Rainfall in this national park is very high in January to June. This makes the basins in the desert filled with a lot of rain. As of July, the weather was sunny and the rain began to wane. The water that is in the basin is still there and can be enjoyed as a beautiful lagoon. There are several lagoons that are even more than 90 meters long and its depth reaches 3.5 meters. Well, when September arrives, the weather there becomes drier. This makes the water in the lagoon evaporate and slowly dries. The lagoon continued to dry until it became a mound of white sand again in October. READ ALSO: Mystery in the Sea In Small Fish This lagoon only appears once a year, ie in July to September alone. However, make no mistake. Apparently there are small fish that live and swim in the lagoon. This is because the lagoons in the national park are connected to a nearby river. So, little fish in many rivers are swimming looking for new places. Unfortunately, when the water in the lagoon dries up, the fish will return to the river again. If friends have a chance on vacation to Brazil, do not forget to stop by, yes! READ ALSO: 7 Treasures of the Sea Text: Andika Thaselia Prahastiwi and Cirana Merisa
