Massive sinkholes in Texas could combine to form even massiver sinkhole

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By Katie HerzogJun 15, 2016, 1:57 pm238 pts
Welcome to West Texas, where sometimes the ground just opens up under your feet. Two existing sinkholes — one in the adorably named town of Wink, the other in absurdly named town of Kermit — are about a mile away from each other, but data suggests they might be expanding. Researchers from Southern…

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