Is there life in dead sea like fish or any?

The lake's saltiness means that larger organisms such as fish and frogs can't survive in the Dead Sea. But a high concentration of magnesium also makes it surprising to find microbes in the lake. "There are other hypersaline environments that are full of microbial life," Ionescu noted. read more

There are few aquatic organisms in the Dead Sea, with the major exceptions being forms of bacteria and fungi that can survive in the undersea vents that are exposed to a lower salinity environment. The Dead Sea is so salty that it is almost impossible for any organism to retain freshwater. read more

This is the Dead Sea. As you can see, it appears quite dead. There are no plants, fish, or any other visible life in the sea. Its salt concentration is a staggering 33.7%, 8.6 times saltier than ocean water, which is only about 3.5% salt. The stones at the water's edge encrusted in salt are a good clue in that department. read more

4. The Dead Sea’s unusually high salt concentration means that people can easily float in the Dead Sea due to natural buoyancy. In this respect the Dead Sea is similar to the Great Salt Lake in Utah in the United States. read more