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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.
Can BrandSense help water companies communicate with the public – EnvironmentJournal
The free tool aims to help boost ‘brand health’ of water suppliers in Britain following a collapse of public and political trust. Created by Cavendish, the digital software provides an overview of publicly perceived strengths and weaknesses. This allows the company to identify where improvements need to be made and…
The Ultimate 11 Dog Breeds That Have Roamed The Earth Longer Than Civilization Itself
Shutterstock Long before Wi-Fi, writing, or even the wheel, certain dog breeds were already living their best prehistoric lives. These ancient canines weren’t just pets, hunters, protectors, and loyal companions to early humans. They survived ice ages, guarded primitive villages, and probably side-eyed cavemen who forgot the treats. These breeds weren’t …
Rescuers Find Emaciated Dog Who Ate Rocks and Wires to Stay Alive
Dojo’s story is one of survival against overwhelming odds. For an unknown period, he wandered the unforgiving streets of Colton, California, his body wasting away as he scavenged for anything remotely edible. Malnourished, exhausted, and covered in wounds, he had no choice but to consume whatever he could find—rocks, wires, …
UNESCO names 16 new Global Geoparks - Eco News
The UNESCO Global Geoparks Network, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, brings together territories recognized for their rich geological heritage – rock formations, mountain or volcanic ranges, caves, canyons, fossil sites or ancient desert landscapes – which bear witness to our planet’s history, evolution and climate. These sites are also places for conservation and […]