The haunting images show the creeping spread of a ghost forest along a stretch of the coast in the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge. The region is covered in bald cypress forests, but over the last two decades some of those trees have become even more bald. As in, they died. The trees lost their bark but remain standing, an eerie reminder of the life that existed not too long before. Ghost forests occur when large groups of trees are killed, often by saltwater. Thats why many ghost...

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