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Robin Hood's Major Oak Falls in Sherwood
The Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, famed for its age and association with Robin Hood, has died after failing to produce leaves. At approximately 1,200 years old, it was a symbol of historical and ecological significance, providing habitat for numerous species. Human actions, poor soil conditions, climate change, and recent droughts contributed to its decline, leading to its official death.
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