A treasure of the world - the relict live sphagnum peat of Imnati, fed only by atmospheric precipitation. It has survived from the glacial period to the Colchic and there are only two such peatlands in the world. Sphagnum, or so-called "white moss", absorbs water like a cloud. It can absorb 25 times more atmospheric precipitation than its mass, and also has the ability to filter the absorbed water.
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