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This is a boiling mud pit in the Uzon Caldera. Apparently, the caldera, stretching over 10 km wide, developed 40,000 years ago on the site of a huge volcano destroyed by a set of bursting eruptions. The caldera contains hot springs and cold rivers, poisonous mud cauldrons and pure lakes full of fish, a berry tundra and a birch forest, mountains and bogs, animals (including bears), and birds. (From "Miracles of Kamchatka Land")

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