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News India Live, Digital Desk: The miracles of nature are also very strange. On one side of the earth there are huge oceans of salt water, while on the other side there are also such freshwater lakes, which seem no less than an ocean in size. Do you know that the world’s largest lake is so huge that it can accommodate many small countries? Today we are taking you on a tour of the 7 largest freshwater lakes in the world, whose depth and expanse astounds even scientists. Russia’s Baikal Lake: Where 20 percent of the world’s freshwater is captured. ‘Lake Baikal’, located in the Siberia region of Russia, is considered to be the deepest and most ancient lake in the world. Its depth can be estimated from the fact that about 20 percent of the world’s pure fresh water is contained in this one lake. It is also called the ‘Pearl of Siberia’ and in winter this lake freezes like completely transparent glass, which is the main center of attraction for tourists. Lake Superior: ‘Sweet Sea’ on the border of America and Canada. ‘Lake Superior’ of North America is the largest freshwater lake in the world by area. This lake, spread on the border of America and Canada, is so huge that waves rise as high as the sea. Scientists say that if the entire water of this lake is spread on the earth, then the whole world will be filled with one foot deep water. Queen of Africa: The magic of Lake Victoria, the largest lake of the African continent ‘Victoria’ is the second largest freshwater lake in the world. It borders Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. This lake is also the main source of the Nile River. Its biodiversity and colorful fish are famous all over the world, although in the last few years, pollution has posed a threat to its existence. Lake Huron and Michigan: The unique world of twin lakes. Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, included in the five Great Lakes of North America, are extremely huge in terms of size. Lake Huron is known for its beautiful beaches and sandy shores, while Lake Michigan is the largest lake located entirely within the United States. The ecosystem of these two lakes is interconnected, which makes them even more special. Lake Tanganyika and Great Bear: Precious gems of nature. Africa’s ‘Lake Tanganyika’ is the second deepest and longest lake in the world. Its expansion extends to four countries. Canada’s ‘Great Bear Lake’ is known for its icy color and purity. Being located near the Arctic Circle, it remains extremely cold most of the year and its water is so clear that you can easily see into the depths.