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200-Year-Old Giant Cactus Collapsed Due to Extreme Seasonal Rain in Arizona
A 200-year-old desert giant was destroyed after a seasonal downpour. As former visitors lamented its demise and shared pictures of the statuesque structure in all its splendor, park officials pointed out what they thought would be a "silver lining." This famous symbol of the Southwest stood for two centuries.
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Climate Crisis Worsens as Report Showed an Increase of Greenhouse Gas and Sea Level
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Solar Flare Alert: ‘Dangerous Sunspot’ Facing Earth Could Explode Sooner or Later
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Scientists Finds New Method for Predicting Disease Transmission on Wildlife to Humans, Vice Versa
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Researchers Show Forests in Some Regions Experiencing Consistent Risks by Assessing Carbon Storage, Biodiversity, and Forest Loss
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False Widow Spider with Deadly Venom Bites Infant Multiple Times in Ireland
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