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At this windswept moor in England’s Peak District, it is said that strange folk dwell and even stranger things happen.
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The long-standing relationship between man and nature in Finland’s 40th national park stretches back thousands of years.
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It was twice as high and three times as wide as Niagara Falls, making it the largest confirmed waterfall in the planet’s history.
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In the high mountains of northwestern China, towering stone monoliths are remnants of the ceremonies the mighty warrior held before sending his troops into battle.
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Despite being a small speck in the Arctic, Prince Leopold Island is one of Canada’s most important seabird colonies.
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If you were walking past her, you would think Frédérique Soulard was simply writing random words on the pavement. On closer inspection, a little white arrow gives the game away.
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Incredibly, the US has no national parks focusing primarily on grasslands and prairie, an environment which makes up roughly one third of the continental US.
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You can’t tell upon first glance, but this humble Malaysian snack comes wrapped in what was once a highly evolved hunter.
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