Nir Elias/Reuters
A woman floated in the Dead Sea near the West Bank Jewish settlement of  Mitzpe Shalem Wednesday. The Dead Sea, a salt lake below sea level, is  one of 28 landmarks vying for the title of one of the new 7 Wonders of  Nature.

Nir Elias/Reuters

A woman floated in the Dead Sea near the West Bank Jewish settlement of Mitzpe Shalem Wednesday. The Dead Sea, a salt lake below sea level, is one of 28 landmarks vying for the title of one of the new 7 Wonders of Nature.

Paolo Pellegrin/National Geographic
World Water  Day: Floating on dreams and whispers, girls from a West  Bank village  cool off in the salt-laden waters of the Dead Sea. With its  main  tributary, the Jordan, at less than a tenth of its former volume,  the  inland sea has dropped some 70 feet since 1978.

Paolo Pellegrin/National Geographic

World Water Day: Floating on dreams and whispers, girls from a West Bank village cool off in the salt-laden waters of the Dead Sea. With its main tributary, the Jordan, at less than a tenth of its former volume, the inland sea has dropped some 70 feet since 1978.

Nir Elias/Reuters
A woman floated in the Dead Sea near the West Bank Jewish settlement of  Mitzpe Shalem Wednesday. The Dead Sea, a salt lake below sea level, is  one of 28 landmarks vying for the title of one of the new 7 Wonders of  Nature.

Nir Elias/Reuters

A woman floated in the Dead Sea near the West Bank Jewish settlement of Mitzpe Shalem Wednesday. The Dead Sea, a salt lake below sea level, is one of 28 landmarks vying for the title of one of the new 7 Wonders of Nature.

Paolo Pellegrin/National Geographic
World Water  Day: Floating on dreams and whispers, girls from a West  Bank village  cool off in the salt-laden waters of the Dead Sea. With its  main  tributary, the Jordan, at less than a tenth of its former volume,  the  inland sea has dropped some 70 feet since 1978.

Paolo Pellegrin/National Geographic

World Water Day: Floating on dreams and whispers, girls from a West Bank village cool off in the salt-laden waters of the Dead Sea. With its main tributary, the Jordan, at less than a tenth of its former volume, the inland sea has dropped some 70 feet since 1978.

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