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Photograph of a cathedral mound decomposing after the death of its termite colony inhabitants, as taken on 25 July 2002 by Dustin M. Ramsey. The surrounding tropical savanna has been blackened by the annual bushfires that burn across Kakadu National Park every winter.

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