A summer park becomes a lake each spring complete with underwater trees —the Gruener See, or Green Lake as it is called in English is located in the southern Austrian province of Styria. Trees have adapted to being underwater for upwards of a month every year at a time, with the water typically around 40 feet deep through most of the spring.
Photo credit: Gerald Kapfer/Europics
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