The Atacama Desert in Chile, normally the driest place on Earth, is covered with some 200 flowering plant species. Some flowers are appearing in places where they haven't been seen since before the year 2000. The phenomenon, known as the 'blooming desert', occurs when rainfall and temperature coincide and dormant seeds beneath the sand awaken. Thanks to Super El Niño,...

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