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Scientists open a million-year-old time capsule hidden beneath New Zealand

Researchers have uncovered a million-year-old cave in New Zealand that contains fossils from a unique ecosystem, including potential ancestors of current species such as the kākāpō. This finding underscores the significance of preserving natural habitats and understanding past biodiversity in the face of climate change and volcanic activity.

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