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Der Pacaya in Guatemala eruptiert 2 kurze Lavaströme. Diese fließen durch den oberen Bereich des Canyons Cerro Chino. Laut INSIVUMEH haben sie eine Länge von 100 und 200 m. Auf Fotos sehen diese allerdings deutlich länger aus. Vielleicht ist [...]Why Hurricane Florence is Unusual and Dangerous
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