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Americas 4 of the Most Otherworldly Cloud Forests on the Planet Cloud forests are high-elevation forests that are ethereal and otherworldly. Here are four of the most beautiful ones on Earth.
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Americas 5 Things You Never Knew About Death Valley Death Valley is more than just a hot desert. Find out more about this unique national park from these interesting facts you probably didn't know.
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Americas 7 Least-Visited National Parks in the U.S. In 1916, Woodrow Wilson established the National Park Service. At the time, there were 35 national parks and monuments across the United States. Today there are over 400 recognized national
