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Silently, trees take in water via their roots, then cool their surroundings by sending invisible water vapor in the air
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Silently, trees take in water via their roots, then cool their surroundings by sending invisible water vapor in the air
Silently, trees take in water via their roots, then cool their surroundings by sending invisible water vapor in the air
Silently, trees take in water via their roots, then cool their surroundings by sending invisible water vapor in the air
Silently, trees take in water via their roots, then cool their surroundings by sending invisible water vapor in the air
Silently, trees take in water via their roots, then cool their surroundings by sending invisible water vapor in the air