Baikal
Introduction
A large freshwater lake located in Siberia, known for being the deepest lake in the world and hosting unique wildlife
Background Story
The name Baikal comes from the namesake lake, Lake Baikal, which is considered one of the natural wonders of the world. It is deeply revered in Russian culture and is often associated with beauty and tranquility. The lake is featured in many cultural references and serves as an inspiration for various works of art and literature.
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Zo
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