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Watch Now: Sweden’s Ice Hotel opens for the season, and more of today's top videos Sweden's famous Ice Hotel has opened for the winter season, scientists have captured a foota…
Scientists: Atmospheric carbon might turn lakes more acidic Scientists say the atmospheric carbon overload responsible for global warming might also be making large lakes more acidic.
Watch Now: Popular videos from the past week you may have missed Watch Santa deliver presents deep in Brazil's Amazon jungles, a timelapse shows baby Komodo …
