Vortex Swirls in Southern European Lake
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Vortex Swirls in Southern European Lake

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A striking image captured by an astronaut in 2020 reveals a large, milky-green vortex within Lake Skadar, located on the border of Montenegro and Albania. The phenomenon is visible in a photograph taken from space.

The photo, taken in 2020, showcases a massive swirling pattern within the lake. Described as milky-green, the vortex stands out against the surrounding waters of Lake Skadar.

Lake Skadar itself is situated on the border between Montenegro and Albania. It's classified as a 'cryptodepression,' meaning it’s a body of water that lies below sea level. The source does not provide further details about the cause or nature of the vortex, only noting its visual appearance in the astronaut photograph.

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