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Monday, July 30th, 2012 in the evening
The Salton Sea is not a natural water feature. Water inflows are limited to agricultural runoff, which does not provide a constant inflow of fresh cold water. The Salton Sea is located over 200 feet below sea level in a desert in Southern California. The water gets quite warm. As water heats up, it can hold less dissolved oxygen. Guess what fish breathe?
