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The height of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, is not a static figure. It constantly changes under the influence of complex and sometimes contradictory geological processes. The mountain grows upwards under the action of some forces and is des
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Canoe: From Hollowed Stalk to Sports Equipment Imagine a person who, thousands of years ago, took a piece of wood and hollowed out a depression in it to float down a river. He didn't know that his invention would become a symbol of freedom, sports, and uni
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South American Zoos: Where the Amazon Meets ArchitectureSouth America is not just a continent, it is an entire universe of biodiversity. Here, in the heart of the Amazon, in the Andes, and on the vast plains, live creatures that are nowhere else on the pla
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Hippos: From Ancient Rivers to Modern MythsThey are huge, awkward in appearance, but deadly in water. They spend most of the day in rivers and lakes, coming ashore only at night. Hippos are among the most contradictory inhabitants of our planet. On the one
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The Fisherman in Fairy Tales, Legends, and Myths of the World: Between Heaven and Water In every culture, there is a hero who stands at the boundary of worlds. He is not a warrior, not a ruler, not a priest. He simply casts a net or drops a fishing rod in
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Rose gardens are not just flower beds. They are cultural landscapes that reflect the history of humanity from ancient rulers to modern monarchy. Rose gardens were planted as symbols of paradise, political power, scientific knowledge, or simply as a tribute
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June 5 — World Environment Day. It is the main environmental festival on the planet, established by the UN in 1972. But there are others: Earth Day (April 22), Car-Free Day (September 22), and Russia's Environmentalist Day (June 5). Regardless of the date,
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A small creature with a professor's mustache swims on its back, holding a stone on its belly. It cracks open a shell, squints with delight. Otter. Some call it the river wolf, others the water cat. It is shy, smart, playful, and very important for the ecos
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