Environment
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Bermuda Triangle of Queensland: Mystery Behind the Black Mountain Disappearances in Australia Debunked
The new research says the disappearances of animals and people at Black Mountain can be explained scientifically, debunking the long-held notions surrounding the myths of the mountain.
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