context: The Dead Sea is a closed salt lake located in the groove of the Jordan Valley within the Syrian-African fissure, on the border line separating Jordan and historic Palestine (West Bank and Israel). The Dead Sea is known to be the lowest point on the surface of the globe, as its shore level reached about 400 meters below sea level, according to records of 2013. The Dead Sea is also characterized by its salinity, with a salinity of 34%, It represents nine times the concentration of salts in the Mediterranean, and one of the highest salinity levels in water bodies in the world. These salts were produced because the lake is a final destination for the water that flows into it, as there is no way out after it. [1] [2]
question: What is the salinity of the Dead Sea?
answers.text: 34%