What Are These Bubbles in Newnans Lake?
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  • weird

    

    MrCrushbaseball 1 month ago

  • Those bubbles are what is known as "swamp gas". They are a byproduct of plant matter decomposing under anaerobic conditions. They are typical of older ponds and lakes like Newnans due to a process known as eutrophication.

    tparson35 1 year ago

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