Which sea has two colours?

Once such phenomena was captured by 3rd Officer Rahul Gupta when he was sailing from Arabian Sea to Persian Gulf. It was an amazing sight of seawater with two different colors. The color seemed to change at a certain boundary, giving a sense of two different water bodies which decided not to blend together.



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