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One of Earth's Most Unusual Plants is Disappearing Fast, Here's Why
The strange "lake balls" of Iceland are now disappearing fast. The green and perfectly round plants, called lake balls, is a form of freshwater alga (Aegagropila linnaei) and is extraordinarily rare.
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