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    Heavily Modified Mahindra Scorpio-N Spotted in China●Scorpio-N Crazy Modification in China 😍🇨🇳 |World Road Trip| #EP-26▶youtubeLifeTravel1.1M23 min ago

    A travel vlogger driving around the world has shown off a heavily customised Mahindra Scorpio-N spotted in China, an unusual sight given the SUV is an Indian model rarely seen there. The footage, part of an ongoing world road trip series, has drawn large audiences curious about the vehicle's dramatic modifications and how it ended up on Chinese roads.

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    Indian road-trip series drives Scorpio-N through China's narrowest city▼Scorpio-N Stuck Inside World's Narrowest City in China 😤🇨🇳 |World Road Trip| #EP-24▶youtubeLifeTravel916.4K23 min ago

    A travel creator's world road-trip series has reached China, with an episode showing a Mahindra Scorpio-N SUV navigating what is described as the world's narrowest city. The episode is drawing large audiences, with viewers reacting to the challenge of driving a full-size SUV through the tight streets and the spectacle of an Indian road trip crossing China.

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    Chinese Toll Charges Shock Indian Drivers on World Road Trip●China's Expensive Toll Tax For Indian Scorpio-N 😱🇨🇳 |World Road Trip| #EP-25▶youtubeLifeTravel1.7M23 min ago

    A travellers' world road trip series is documenting the high toll taxes China charges vehicles like the Indian-built Mahindra Scorpio-N entering or driving on its highways. The steep fees have become a talking point among travel and motoring fans, with viewers debating how costly it is to take an Indian car through China and comparing toll rates with other countries along the route.

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    Climate Change Could Expand Range of Morocco's Deadliest Scorpion●# Morocco Climate Change Could Expand Range of Morocco’s Deadliest Scorpion, Study Finds Across all three emissions scenMmastodonEnvironment355 min ago

    A new study projects that climate change could significantly expand the habitat of Morocco's deadliest scorpion. Across all three emissions scenarios modelled, environmentally suitable habitat is projected to grow by roughly 27 to 34 percent, with gains outpacing losses in every case. The findings raise public health concerns, as wider scorpion ranges could increase encounters with humans in Morocco.

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    Climate Change Could Expand Range of Morocco's Deadliest Scorpion●Climate Change Could Expand Range of Morocco’s Deadliest Scorpion, Study Finds✉newsEnvironmentClimate54 min ago

    A new study finds that climate change could expand the habitat of Morocco's deadliest scorpion, potentially pushing the species into new areas as temperatures rise. Researchers warn that shifting conditions may increase human exposure to the arachnid, whose sting is considered the most dangerous in the country, raising public health concerns for regions currently outside its range.