The Verzasca River in Switzerland is known for its crystal clear blue water, but until now, it has been captured from the surface. Most people take photos of the river and surrounding mountains, but photographer Claudio Gazzaroli dove down 50 feet to see the river underneath. An amazing photo, but where are all the fish and wildlife? The water is so highly acidic, that it makes it nearly impossible for the majority of aquatic life to live there.
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