As we know there is a certain force called the frictional force that is required in order to resist the movement of a certain object. This frictional force occurs whenever two objects are rubbed against each other. The frictional force generated is converted to heat energy in due time making the surface hot.
A halophile is most likely to live in the great salt lake as the halophiles are the organisms which thrive in salty environments.
The word halophile is derived from halo+phile in which halo means salt and phile means loving. Thus the halophiles are salt-loving organisms.
Halophiles are adapted to survive in high salt concentrations and as the great salt lake as a very high amount of salt present in it, only the halophiles are most likely to be found in it.
An example of the halophile present in the great salt lake is the bacteria belonging to the genus <em>Halobacterium</em>.
