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🔻 The photos you are watching are the moment when hundreds of flamingos fly over Lake Maharlo in Fars province, which was recorded by Hossein Forkabrian, a photographer and nature tourist in Iran, and published on his Instagram account.

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🔻 The photos you are watching are the moment when hundreds of flamingos fly over Lake Maharlo in Fars province, which was recorded by Hossein Forkabrian, a photographer and nature tourist in Iran, and published on his Instagram account.

🔻 The photos you are watching are the moment when hundreds of flamingos fly over Lake Maharlo in Fars province, which was recorded by Hossein Forkabrian, a photographer and nature tourist in Iran, and published on his Instagram account.

Mr. Forkbrian, referring to the flow of pollutants into this swamp area, warned that "the siege on the salts and sewers in Maherlo is getting tighter every day."

Describing the critical state of wildlife in this area, this photographer called the condition of the lake's native birds and animals alarming.

According to him, the birds and living creatures that are the main "inhabitants" of this ecosystem are now in a very difficult situation and "maybe the rain" will be the basis for their rescue.

The entry of industrial and domestic sewage at the same time as a sharp drop in the water level provided the conditions for the growth of algae or the "red killer" phenomenon in this lake.

Although this change of color of the lake to pink and red gives it a beautiful appearance, but this situation has been declared extremely dangerous and worrying for the life of the wetland.