When 27M Tons of African Dust falls upon Amazon｜National Geographic
Have you witness the moment, when 27 Million tons of dust falls from sky? Approximately 27 million tons of African dust falls on the Amazon river basin per year. And this becomes the perfect fertilizer.
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Видео When 27M Tons of African Dust falls upon Amazon｜National Geographic канала National Geographic Korea - English ver.
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Видео When 27M Tons of African Dust falls upon Amazon｜National Geographic канала National Geographic Korea - English ver.
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