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A Single Salt Sample Takes Months to Make: Unveiling the Secrets of the World's Rarest Sea Salt, "Dinosaur Egg".
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Asin Tibuok, a traditional handmade sea salt from Bohol Island in the Philippines, resembles a dinosaur egg and is known as "dinosaur egg salt" due to its unique appearance and production process. (Gerald Marcfred Dillera/Unesco)
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