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A coastal view of Guam National Wildlife Refuge that overlooks the ocean. The land is covered in lush, green plant live. The clouds paint a grey hue across the sky where it meets the ocean in the distance.
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A coastal view of Guam National Wildlife Refuge that overlooks the ocean. The land is covered in lush, green plant live. The clouds paint a grey hue across the sky where it meets the ocean in the distance.
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