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Mono Lake, California
Mono Lake, CaliforniaSubmitted by Anonymous / UGC

Dec. 19, 2008

The correct answer is: temperature change. As the lake's temperature cools during the winter months, the brine shrimp population dies off, but begins to reappear by springtime.

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