Environment
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Mediterranean Beach Closed as Angry Local Cows Attack Tourists
Corsica Island, an 'impregnable fortress' in the Mediterranean, resembles a miniature continent that is famous for its white sandy beaches and cerulean blue waters. It has also been a home to local cows that has recently gone strangely 'aggressive' and started attacking tourists, forcing beaches to close.
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