👉 The Guam fluid, also known as Guam seawater or Guam brine, is a naturally occurring saline solution found in the shallow waters around Guam, particularly in the Guam Trench and other nearby deep-sea areas. This fluid is rich in minerals, including magnesium, calcium, potassium, and sodium, and has a salinity level significantly higher than that of seawater. It forms due to the evaporation of seawater in these enclosed basins, leaving behind a concentrated brine. The Guam fluid is not only of scientific interest for its unique chemical composition but also holds potential applications in various industries, such as pharmaceuticals and agriculture, due to its high mineral content. However, its extraction and use must be carefully managed to avoid ecological disruption in the delicate marine environment of Guam.
