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What is the name of the underwater river, locally called Cenote Angelita, where a thick layer of hydrogen sulphide creates the illusion of a flowing river at a depth of about 30 metres beneath the surface?

Answer: Halocline river — The Cenote Angelita phenomenon is a halocline — the boundary between fresh and saltwater — combined with a dense cloud of hydrogen sulphide that resembles a riverbank.

The Cenote Angelita phenomenon is a halocline — the boundary between fresh and saltwater — combined with a dense cloud of hydrogen sulphide that resembles a riverbank.

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