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This undated photo provided by State of Oregon, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department shows a natural rock formation that was found in pieces last week at Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area which is a state park in Pacific City, Ore. The sandstone pedestal was roughly 7 feet to 10 feet across and located in a fenced off section of the park. Oregon State Parks officials originally said they did not think the break at the site frequented by tourists was caused by humans but cellphone video captured a group of people knocking over the popular sandstone rock formation known as the "Duckbill" on the Oregon beach. (State of Oregon, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department via AP)
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