Exceptionally heavy El Niño rains have brought parts of Chile’s Atacama Desert into bloom, awakening dormant seeds from around 200 species. Chile’s forestry agency says up to 15,000 hectares may be covered in flowers by October, while noting rainfall levels in some areas have been unprecedented for the region.
(c) Eleanore Stohner

Pinausbong ng ulan ng El Niño ang Atacama sa Chile

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Dahil sa pambihirang lakas ng ulang kaugnay ng El Niño, namulaklak ang ilang bahagi ng Atacama Desert sa Chile. Nagising ang mga binhing matagal nang nakabaon mula sa humigit-kumulang 200 species. Tinataya ng Conaf na aabot sa 15,000 ektarya ang maaaring matakpan ng bulaklak pagsapit ng Oktubre.

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