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Life in the desert
From space they appear lifeless, yet a closer look reveals a very different picture: deserts, in fact, are surprisingly varied... Meet the wild bactrian camels that eat snow, and the guanacos that lick dew off cacti in the deserts of Chile.
Caves: the final frontier
The Cave of Swallows in Mexico is a 400-meter vertical shaft. It's deep enough to engulf the Empire State Building yet few people even know of its existence...
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