The primary inlet is the Ruhuhu River and this lake's only outlet empties into Lake Malombe, the Shire.
A scientific drilling project recently concluded at this site in 2005 suggested that, as the continent's climate stabilized around 70,000 years ago, this lake grew in depth from 100 to 700 meters. Likoma and Chizumulu are two major islands on this lake, and its wildlife includes many species of cichlid (sik-lid). The primary inlet is the Ruhuhu River and this lake's only outlet empties into Lake Malombe, the Shire. An old European name for it was Livingstone's Lake though it has undergone a more recent naming controversy. Situated among Tanzania, Mozambique and its namesake country, for 10 points, name this east African lake.
A scientific drilling project recently concluded at this site in 2005 suggested that, as the continent's climate stabilized around 70,000 years ago, this lake grew in depth from 100 to 700 meters.
Lake Malawi [or Lake Nyassa]