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Recent Footprint Of A Brown Bear In Comparison With A Woman`s Hand. The Dangers Of Hiking In A Wild Forest Stock Image


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Recent footprint of a brown bear in comparison with a woman`s hand. The dangers of hiking in a wild forest. Taiga, Siberia, Russia

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Recent scientific research shows that 1/3 of anthropogenic CO2 Carbon dioxide emissions are absorbed by the oceans causing warming
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