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Chinese Park Uses Sharp Metal Spikes to Stop Tourists From Ruining Rock Formations

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In a bid to keep unruly visitors from causing damage to a land formation, administrators at a geopark in China have decided to install some unsightly, yet effective, metal spikes. The land formation, which has the appearance of a peacock, is one of the star attractions at the Dunhuang Yardang National Geopark in Gansu province.

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