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Cranberries: An American Fruit in PhotosCranberries, that iconic staple of Thanksgiving Day dinners, are a fruit native to North America that are grown in bogs and were eaten by Native Americans.
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Photos: Where the Sunflowers ShineFields of bright, blooming sunflowers are a sure sign of summer turning into autumn in many areas around the world where they are grown. See photos and learn about sunflowers here.
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In Photos: Arizona's Superstition WildernessThe Superstition Wilderness of central Arizona is one of the most rugged and undisturbed areas of the American West.
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The Colorado Plateau: A Geological Wonderland -
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Photos: The Mysterious World of Cryptobiotic SoilThese miniature mounds support entire desert ecosystems.
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Flower Photos: The Beautiful RoseThroughout human history, people have appreciated the beauty and sweet smell of the rose.
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In Photos: Flight of the Brown Pelicans -
Awe-Inspiring Scenes: Arizona's Red Rock CountryStunning views of ancient ruddy rock structures.
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Creosote Bushes: The Scent of the DesertThe smell of deserts in the rain.
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Amaryllis: The World's Flowering Holiday FavoriteBeautiful blooms second only to poinsettias as holiday décor.
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White River Badlands: A Window into HistoryFossils and native wildlife abound.
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The Serene Splendor of the Salty Salton SeaSalty inland sea abounds with wildlife.
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Desert Green: Joshua Tree National ParkMeet the beauty of an oasis in the Mojave.
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Grand Canyon: Take a Hike Through Geological TimeJourney down through canyon's layers.
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African Penguins Thrive on Cape of Good HopeConservation helps African penguin colonies.
