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What is Tidal Locking?

Tidal locking is a phenomenon caused by the uneven gravitational pull of objects in orbit, such as the pull between the Earth and the Moon.

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What is a Soda Lake?

A soda lake is a lake with a pH value of more than 7, usually measuring between 9 and 11.

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Mr. Trash Wheel of Baltimore

For decades, the Baltimore Habor has been notorious for its pollution. However, thanks to an innovative idea, that may be soon to change.

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What is Larsen C?

The Larsen Ice Shelf is in the northwest part of the Weddell Sea, off of Antarctica. Since 1990s, the breakup of these ice shelves has been highly reported.

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The National Parks Of Malawi

The five national parks of Malawi play a vital role in the conservation of the country's rare and endangered flora and fauna.

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The National Parks Of Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's national parks protect the nation's rare and endangered fauna, and serve as popular tourist destinations.

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New World Monkeys

A new World monkey refers to primates found in Central and South America, as well as some portions of Mexico.

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Animals of Anguilla

Anguilla is a low-lying island in the Caribbean Sea, near Puerto Rico. Although noted for its coral reefs, there is also a collection of unique animals to be found.

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Endemic Species of Bermuda

Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory located in the North Atlantic Ocean in North America and hosts a number of endemic plants and animals.

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