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How A Smart Watch Helped Locate Montana Plane Crash Wreckage
Search teams located the site of an airplane crash that killed three people near Yellowstone National Park using the last known location of the smart watch from one of the victims, authorities said Monday.
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All About "French Fry Express": A 100-Year-Old Steam Train In The Grand Canyon Fuelled By Vegetable Oil
If trains are your point of interest, then this eco-friendly locomotive in the Grand Canyon is something you should experience at least once in your lifetime.
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"Feels Like Narnia": California's Sequoia National Park Is A Wonder Waiting To Be Explored
In the video, the travel vlogger reveals that the Sequoia National Park houses five of the world's ten largest trees.
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Seven Dead In Fiery US Van Crash Near Yellowstone
A fiery crash involving a passenger van near Yellowstone National Park has left seven people dead, US police said Friday.
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Cat Survives 115-Meter Fall That Killed A Couple In US Canyon National Park
The cat, now named Mirage, was rescued alive Tuesday night and taken to an animal facility.
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Tourists Are Cancelling Trips To US. Here's How This Could Affect Its Economy
The United States is one of the top three most visited countries in the world. The big draw cards - cities such as San Francisco, New York and Chicago and national parks such as Yosemite - have attracted international tourists for decades
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Wooly Devil: All About The New Plant Species Discovered At US National Park
The Wooly Devil is what botanists call a "belly plant"-so tiny that it can only be properly observed while lying on the ground.
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Protests In New York As 'Transgender', 'Queer' Scrubbed From Rights Website
The National Park Service has scrubbed references to transgender and queer people from the website of a monument to the 1969 Stonewall riots, a foundational moment in the struggle for LGBTQ rights, igniting protests in New York City.
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Man Survives 30-Day Ordeal In US Park On Mushrooms And Berries: "Felt Close To Death"
Miraculously, after 30 days of enduring harsh conditions, the Pacific Northwest Trail Association's crew found him alive.
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Controversial Poop Statue Near US Capitol Stirs Debate Over January 6 Riots
This striking "poop statue" installation serves as a symbolic critique of the January 6 Capitol riot, depicting a large, soft-serve turd placed on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosis desk
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How A Bag Of Cheetos Unleashed Chaos In A Fragile US Cave Ecosystem
A recent incident at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, where a visitor dropped a half-empty bag of Cheetos, highlights the damaging effects of littering on fragile ecosystems.
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Five Key Takeaways From The Democratic National Convention
It was Kamala Harris's big night Thursday but she wasn't the only US Democrat to knock it out of the park during a week of rousing speeches, celebrity cameos and lashings of hope and joy.
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Body Of Indian Man, Who Drowned In US National Park, Recovered From Creek
Rangers at Glacier National Park have recovered the body of Siddhant Vitthal Patil, a 26-year-old from India who fell into Avalanche Creek on July 6 and drowned, according to a press release.
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Watch: Parents Make Their Children Pose Next To Alligator For A Pic In US, Internet Is Livid
A video has resurfaced online, showing parents recklessly encouraging their children to pose for photos alongside a wild alligator.
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US Woman, 20, Told Father She Loved Him Before Falling 200 Feet To Death
"There's no way 10 minutes before, when she was up there smiling ear to ear, that I thought I only had 10 minutes left with her. It was a tragedy," he said.
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How A Smart Watch Helped Locate Montana Plane Crash Wreckage
Search teams located the site of an airplane crash that killed three people near Yellowstone National Park using the last known location of the smart watch from one of the victims, authorities said Monday.
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All About "French Fry Express": A 100-Year-Old Steam Train In The Grand Canyon Fuelled By Vegetable Oil
If trains are your point of interest, then this eco-friendly locomotive in the Grand Canyon is something you should experience at least once in your lifetime.
-
"Feels Like Narnia": California's Sequoia National Park Is A Wonder Waiting To Be Explored
In the video, the travel vlogger reveals that the Sequoia National Park houses five of the world's ten largest trees.
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Seven Dead In Fiery US Van Crash Near Yellowstone
A fiery crash involving a passenger van near Yellowstone National Park has left seven people dead, US police said Friday.
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Cat Survives 115-Meter Fall That Killed A Couple In US Canyon National Park
The cat, now named Mirage, was rescued alive Tuesday night and taken to an animal facility.
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Tourists Are Cancelling Trips To US. Here's How This Could Affect Its Economy
The United States is one of the top three most visited countries in the world. The big draw cards - cities such as San Francisco, New York and Chicago and national parks such as Yosemite - have attracted international tourists for decades
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Wooly Devil: All About The New Plant Species Discovered At US National Park
The Wooly Devil is what botanists call a "belly plant"-so tiny that it can only be properly observed while lying on the ground.
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Protests In New York As 'Transgender', 'Queer' Scrubbed From Rights Website
The National Park Service has scrubbed references to transgender and queer people from the website of a monument to the 1969 Stonewall riots, a foundational moment in the struggle for LGBTQ rights, igniting protests in New York City.
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Man Survives 30-Day Ordeal In US Park On Mushrooms And Berries: "Felt Close To Death"
Miraculously, after 30 days of enduring harsh conditions, the Pacific Northwest Trail Association's crew found him alive.
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Controversial Poop Statue Near US Capitol Stirs Debate Over January 6 Riots
This striking "poop statue" installation serves as a symbolic critique of the January 6 Capitol riot, depicting a large, soft-serve turd placed on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosis desk
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How A Bag Of Cheetos Unleashed Chaos In A Fragile US Cave Ecosystem
A recent incident at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, where a visitor dropped a half-empty bag of Cheetos, highlights the damaging effects of littering on fragile ecosystems.
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Five Key Takeaways From The Democratic National Convention
It was Kamala Harris's big night Thursday but she wasn't the only US Democrat to knock it out of the park during a week of rousing speeches, celebrity cameos and lashings of hope and joy.
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Body Of Indian Man, Who Drowned In US National Park, Recovered From Creek
Rangers at Glacier National Park have recovered the body of Siddhant Vitthal Patil, a 26-year-old from India who fell into Avalanche Creek on July 6 and drowned, according to a press release.
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Watch: Parents Make Their Children Pose Next To Alligator For A Pic In US, Internet Is Livid
A video has resurfaced online, showing parents recklessly encouraging their children to pose for photos alongside a wild alligator.
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US Woman, 20, Told Father She Loved Him Before Falling 200 Feet To Death
"There's no way 10 minutes before, when she was up there smiling ear to ear, that I thought I only had 10 minutes left with her. It was a tragedy," he said.
