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Which layer of the Earth is like a very thick liquid? Why is it ‘fortunate’ that there are rules in place for hotels and visitors in Pamukkale?

Read pages 24 and 25. What do you think might happen if the mines opened again?

Some people have described Caño Cristales as a ‘liquid rainbow’. Why is this a good description?

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