After centuries of being a natural wonder and a tourist hotspot, the Dead Sea has finally dried up. But what seemed like a geological event is turning into a nightmare for the region. Something terrifying is happening, and it's leaving scientists scratching their heads. Join us as we uncover the shocking truth behind the mysterious occurrences that are now threatening the safety of the area, and the possible implications it could have on the rest of the world

In the heat of the Middle Eastern sun, the salty lake at the lowest point on Earth, the Dead Sea, is progressively shrinking. It's a slow-motion problem for those who live on its borders, but getting enough water to support the sea will be a major challenge.

One thing everyone knows about the Dead Sea is that you can't sink in it.

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