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National Park Warns Against Making Rock Towers Due to its Disastrous Effects on Wildlife
Rock towers are common when taking a trail up a mountain, cave, or hill. However, National Park now urges hikers to stop making of even taking down rock towers on the reason that it is illegal. Check out why:
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