Dragon’s Breath Cave in Namibia houses the world’s largest underground lake
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- Dragon’s Breath Cave in Namibia contains the planet’s largest underground lake, discovered by Roger Ellis in 1986.
- The isolated ecosystem supports rare species such as the blind Golden Cave Catfish.
- Visiting requires special permits because the site is on private property.
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World's largest underground lake hidden beneath desert: Where is it?
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First reported by Times of India on ; 1 article from 1 outlets so far.
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- Right-leaning (1): Times of India
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- World's largest underground lake hidden beneath desert: Where is it? — Times of India (right-leaning) ·