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Scientists Run Out of Words: They Reintroduce Wolves in Yellowstone and Grow Trees for the First Time in 80 Years
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Yellowstone National Park, an icon of biodiversity in the United States, has once again become the center of scientific attention, this time because of a natural phenomenon that has left experts speechless. After more than 80 years without new trees growing in certain areas of the park, an unexpected change has begun to transform its landscape. Researchers point out that this rebirth could be related to variations in the climate, the recovery of…
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