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The Question Mark
Description
Natural question mark shape carved into desert landscape. Found over 10,000 blocks from spawn.
An incredibly rare natural formation that looks like a question mark in the sand. Perfect for players who enjoy discovering unique world generation quirks.
This seed was originally discovered via a public roundup on PCGamesN. It has been reuploaded here with a custom title, description, and screenshot to help populate the site. If you are the original finder of this seed, or know who is, please get in touch and proper credit can be added - or ownership transferred if they have a seedb account.
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