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Inside an Ice Cave

Inside an Ice Cave

Ice caves are dynamic in nature. They are constantly melting and reshaping over time. Earth's glaciers are constantly at threat of of melting due to high t...
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Ice caves are dynamic in nature. They are constantly melting and reshaping over time. Earth's glaciers are constantly at threat of of melting due to high temperatures. It's important that we take measures against global warming now, in order to ensure a future for generations to come.

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