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The document discusses the Ascania-Nova Natural Reserve and asks the reader to learn more about it from a provided link. It also mentions the Yellowstone National Park and asks the reader to visit the park's website within 5 minutes to learn one fact, then provides a homework assignment to list 10 species of plants, birds, and animals found in Yellowstone.
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