Svarta is an amphibian pond located in Oslo and is known for its high density of salamander larvae. The pond is home to several species, including large salamander, small salamander, and toad. It has been documented as a habitat for amphibians since 2008, and is thus an important area for biological diversity in the region.
The area around the pond is popular with hikers, and the pond is part of a larger hiking area. Svarta has varied macrovegetation, which contributes to the rich wildlife. The water quality in the pond is slightly alkaline with a medium ion content, which creates a favorable environment for the various species that live there. Although the pond is not marked on economic maps, it can be found on cycling maps, making it accessible to visitors who wish to explore the area.