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The Red Sea is not unique in its buoyancy properties; you cannot sink in it primarily due to its high salinity. The increased salt concentration makes the water denser than freshwater, allowing for greater buoyancy. This means that, similar to other saltwater bodies, people and objects are more likely to float. However, it's important to remember that while you may not sink, swimming in such water still requires caution due to currents and other factors.

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