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Angelica. This plant mainly grows on moist soil, as well as in meadows or near rivers and lakes. Angelica roots, leaves and seeds are rich in powerful medicinal properties. They contain angelicin, essential oils, tannin, organic acids, pectins and resins.
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One of the most impressive buildings of modern architecture in the world is certainly the Viaduc de Millau, which rises above the valley of the river Tarn in southwestern France. The height of this bridge is an incredible 342 meters, so it is even called the heavenly bridge.
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On the southern coast of Sicily is the town of Realmonte, and 100 meters below it stretches a 25 km long labyrinth of tunnels - Realmonte salt mine. The walls of the mine are decorated with various belts of dark and light colors, arranged in concentric circles and stripes.
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This is the largest natural labyrinth in the world and is located in Denmark. It covers 60,000 square meters and the length of the trail is 5.3 kilometers. In case you get lost there are always various puzzles and if you answer correctly you will find a way out easily and if that is not enough there are helpers at every step. There are also animals such as deer, roe deer, foxes, rabbits, etc.
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Watermelons are not what they used to be either.
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These are mamatus clouds also known as mamatus cumulus, they form a pattern of pockets that are located below the main mass of clouds. Made mostly of ice, these clouds can stretch for hundreds of kilometers in each direction, while individual formations can remain static for ten minutes. Justifying its frightening appearance, Mamatus clouds are always heralds of an impending storm, or some even worse weather.
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The Sagano forest in Japan looks phenomenal. It’s a sum of bamboo and what’s impressive are the sounds created by the dense sum when the wind blows like you’re in some music room.
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Slope Point is located at the southernmost point of the South Island, the smaller of the two main islands that make up New Zealand. This region is under constant blows from the cold south-west winds blowing from Antarctica. Here the winds blow relentlessly and as you can see the trees resisted because nature is still stronger than anything.
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This is Mount Tabe. The name of the mountain, which is a trademark of Cape Town in the Republic of South Africa, means "hundred", so it is no coincidence that the clouds that the wind often brings to its top of 1,087 meters are called a tablecloth. The mountain is, by the way, part of a national park, and from its slopes there is an unforgettable view of Cape Town and the ocean in the extreme south of Africa. A cable car leads to the top, and during walks you can come across…
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Today another in a series of hellish days. The weather has become relentless, so enjoy somewhere in the shade of any kind.
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In these hot days, staying on the water is the best cooling. Silver Lake is one of the places for such relaxation.
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The rainbow mountains of Vinikunka in Peru are something that only mother nature can create.
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There are many pyramids in the world, but one country has more than the rest of the world, and that is Sudan. In the cities of Al Kurru, Nuri, Gebel Barkal and Meroe alone, there are more than 220 pyramids, and most of them are 20 to 30 meters high.
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Sometimes nature may play, but on the other hand it may not. The chameleon's eyes are independent of each other and he can observe two completely different things at the same time. Yet the chameleon is a miracle of nature.
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The Amazon forests are cutting more and more every year, and the problem that the planet has with this is great. However, in addition to the consequences for humans and animals, they feel these changes, so one species becomes endangered and that is the jaguar. Jaguar lives in that part of the world and belongs to a species that does not change its habitat and therefore due to changes in soil structure and environment it becomes a very endangered species. Unfortunately,…