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Louisiana Sinkhole's Expansion Caught on Video, Dozens of Trees Sucked below the Surface [VIDEO]
A Louisiana sinkhole discovered last year expanded Wednesday night and a land survey crew on the scene captured the scene on video, revealing a swath of cypress trees being sucked below the surface in a mater of seconds.
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