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This is the coolest thing I've ever seen. These are frost flowers. They only grow in the absolute
perfect conditions, so it's really special when you get to see one. And if you crush it, it's just
thin sheets of ice, and they make the most beautiful designs ever. They're all so special
and unique. What happens is when there's still water in the stem during the first freeze,
it expands inside the stem and is forced out through little holes, creating these amazing
ice petals. And if you hold it up in the sun, you can see just how thin all of these little
sheets of ice are that create this design. And here is a little heart for you. I am
surprised and amazed by Mother Nature every day. There's always something new out in the world to
find.

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