A man named Pedro Martín Ureta planted a forest shaped like a guitar, consisting of 7,000 trees and stretching over 1 km in length, in memory of his wife, who was a great lover of music. The guitar is made up mainly of cypress trees, which form the outline, and eucalyptus trees, which make up the “strings.”
This tree produces 700 kilograms of oxygen and absorbs 20 kilograms of carbon dioxide It absorbs 80 kilograms of harmful soil deposits such as lead and mercury.
He is handsome and smells so pleasant like incense. It repels insects like flies and mosquitoes.
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A rare Pampas cat, also known as a colocolo, that lives in the forests of Chile.
With fewer than 100 individuals left in the wild, experts call Muñoa's pampas cat one of the most endangered felines in the world and warn it go extinct within 10 years as its natural habitat is cleared for cropland.
This year we're planting a new apple orchard in Israel’s north—bringing life back to the land, creating jobs, and restoring hope.
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