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Lagoons stretch across the Sivash region, a roughly 3,900-square-mile ( 10,000 square kilometers ) area of marshland across the northern Crimean Peninsula .
They are all hypersaline, meaning that they contain high levels of minerals that make them salty, and have thick layers of silt across their bottoms.
When algae bloom in summer , they can give off a pungent, rotten egg-like smell, which has earned the region its foul nickname.
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