khuvsgul ocean

A lake originated about 7 million years ago.

The deepest freshest lake in Mongolia. Total volume of water is 381

thousand cubic meters, and 1 percent of total freshwater in the world. A total

of 46 rivers have been poured into Lake Khuvsgul and drained to the

Selenga River, which is the only river of Egiin.

Most of the mammals around Hövsgöl Lake are the Siberian taiga and cool
zones. The Khuvsgul lake basin contains mammals such as musk deer, wild
reindeer, brown bear, ibex, Siberian elk and mink forests. The Northern
Eurasian otter, the roe deer, the wild boar, the dog, the marmot, the
chickens, the wolves, the yellow foxes, the corsacums, the shadows, the
badgers, the squirrels, the squirrel, the cattails, the lobster and the squirrel.
Lake Hövsgöl (Khuvsgul) is located in northern Mongolia in Khovsgol
aimag. The lake is Mongolia's largest and deepest lake. It is estimated that
Hövsgöl is one of the seventeen ancient lakes, 2 million years old.
The lake is a major tourist destination in Mongolia.
In winter it is frozen from December to May, so it is possible to transport
the ice over the ice, but the lake is very polluted. There are studies on 30-40
cars in the lake.

They live in cold weather conditions ranging from minus 31 to 50

degrees.