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    Scientists human population estimate (photo 1 of 2)
    Scientists human population estimate (photo 2 of 2)

    @dr.topazScientists may have significantly underestimated the global human population count

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    Scientists human population estimate

    Photo by @dr.topaz· Oct 8, 2026· Photo 1 of 2· Nature/Scenery

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