According to its Wikipedia page:
"Don Juan Pond, also called Lake Don Juan, is a small and very shallow hypersaline lake in the west end of Wright Valley (South Fork), Victoria Land, Antarctica, 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) west from Lake Vanda. With a salinity level of over 40%, Don Juan Pond is the saltiest known body of water on Earth."
It has decreased in size over the years, and in fact:
" . . . in December 1998 the pond was almost dry everywhere except for an area of a few tens of square meters."
Further:
". . . It has been described as a groundwater discharge zone."
It is the Dead Sea.
It is the Dead Sea.
The saltiest lake in India is Sambhar Salt Lake. It is the largest saline lake in India, and it produces about 9% of India's salt.
sambar
Great salt lake in Utah
Don Juan Lake in Antarctica is the saltiest lake in the world. It is 18% saltier than the ocean, while the Dead Sea in Israel is only 8%.The Saltiest non-Antarctic lake in the world is Lake Assal in Djibouti. It has a 40% salt concentration level at some of its lowest points. Oceans have an average of 3.5% concentration.
Lake Huron
Lake Baikal.
It's not really a "sea", but a lake. It it is still not the saltiest body of water on earth. The title would go to Don Juan Lake in Antarctica.
I belive that would be The Great Salt Lake in Utah.
No. It's the Don Juan Pond.
The second saltiest sea in the world is the Caspian Sea. It contains 35% salt. This is due to a lagoon located within this sea called, Garabogazköl.