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‘Blood Falls’: Solving the Mystery of Antartica’s Eeriest Waterfalls
The origins of the Blood Falls are finally revealed. The century-old mystery of Blood Falls, a famous spot in Antarctica where ice cold water gushes a gruesome red hue, have just been solved by a team of scientists from the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) and Colorado College.
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