Sunbathers afloat at the beach resort of Ein Bokek, on the Israeli side of the Dead Sea. A favorite pastime here is floating on one's back in the water to experience the lake's hyper-saline buoyancy. Dead Sea water is ten times saltier than sea water, and more dense than the human body. Thus feet, arms and head float effortlessly.
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![Sunbathers afloat at the beach resort of Ein Bokek, on the Israeli side of the Dead Sea. A favorite pastime here is floating on one's back in the water to experience the lake's hyper-saline buoyancy. Dead Sea water is ten times saltier than sea water, and more dense than the human body. Thus feet, arms and head float effortlessly.](https://www.georgesteinmetz.com/img-get2/I0000a4OJzYaAkCY/fit=1000x750/STNMTZ-20080517-4713.jpg)
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