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High in the Andes of Bolivia, the giant Uturuncu volcano is waking up after 250,000 years of silence. It rumbles, releases gas, and makes the ground bulge but is it really preparing to erupt? Scientists reveal surprising new clues that show just how alive our planet still is. In this compilation, we explore Earth’s greatest mysteries: supervolcanoes in South America, Africa splitting apart, why there’s no road between the Americas, and how entire continents vanish or reappear. From Vesuvius and Campi Flegrei in Italy to Mount St. Helens in the U.S. and Popocatépetl in Mexico these restless giants remind us that the ground beneath our feet is never truly still. Get ready for explosive science, hidden continents, and the breathtaking power of nature that shapes our world.
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