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Yellowstone National Park. Starlight-6. 4c

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бизон
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накрыть
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17 questions

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бизон

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30 sec

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накрыть

2

30 sec

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глубокий каньон

3

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разрушать

4

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лось

5

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гейзер

6

30 sec

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гризли

7

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туристическая тропа

8

30 sec

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горячий источник

9

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впечатляющий

10

30 sec

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ученый

11

30 sec

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захватывающий вид

12

30 sec

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штат

13

30 sec

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thermos pool

14

30 sec

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водопад

15

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дикая природа

16

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волк

17

30 sec

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