Environment
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Bushfires Previously Drove Mass Extinctions on Earth. They Could Do It Again.
Remember the dinosaurs? How about your lessons on why we no longer have these humongous creatures walking the earth these days? Well, if you are so curious, there's a way to see this again, only, we might not be live to tell the story.
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