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Cave News •10,000 Year Old Cave Art Found In India (Aug, 2020): Archaeologists in India have discovered 10,000 year old cave art in the state of Maharashtra. The drawings depict figures of animals, tools and symbols. The artwork was discovered in the Jogimara Caves, which are located in the Kaimur region of the state. The ancient artwork is believed to be the oldest discovered in India and is thought to be the work of Paleolithic-era hunter-gatherers. •World's Largest Cave Discovered In Vietnam (Jan, 2019): Scientists have discovered the world's largest cave in Vietnam. The Son Doong Cave is over 200m high and 150m wide and is estimated to be at least 2.5 miles long. The cave was discovered by a local man in 1990 but was not explored until 2009. The cave is now a major tourist destination and has drawn thousands of visitors from around the world. •Cave Art Discovered In Peru (Oct, 2018): Archaeologists in Peru have discovered ancient cave art in the Amazon rainforest. The artwork is estimated to be between 500 and 1,000 years old and includes abstract shapes, animals, and geometric designs.
Puppy Kept Her Sibling Close As His Health Improved And Hers Didn't
Stray animals face relentless challenges on a daily basis. They are forced to scavenge for food and water and find adequate shelter. They are often worn out and desperately long for human intervention. Some are luckier than others and receive a second chance. Such was the life for two desperate …
Stray Dog Pleads with Kind Stranger to Rescue Her Helpless Puppies
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Coral reef recovery could get a boost from an unlikely source: Sea cucumbers, the janitors of the seafloor – Environmental News Bits
Sea cucumbers convert organic material that accumulates on the seafloor into biomass. Philip Wade/Flickr, CC BY-NC by Mark Hay, Georgia Institute of Technology Sea cucumbers, scavengers of the seafloor that resemble the cylindrical vegetable, have been consumed as a delicacy in Asia for centuries. But in recent decades, they’ve been severely overharvested to a point…
Boy’s School Walk Becomes a 'Mission' to Hug Stray Dogs
Millions of stray dogs navigate the perilous streets every day, struggling to survive in an unforgiving environment. These animals subsist on scraps of food they scavenge, constantly trying to avoid danger, harm, or the tragic fate of becoming roadkill. Their existence is marked by uncertainty and hardship, with each passing …