A cave so huge helicopters can fly into it has just been discovered deep in the hills of a South American jungle paradise.Full article.
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As a bonus, researchers also discovered a new dendrobatid frog species, Colostethus breweri, named for the frog’s identifier, Charles Brewer-Carías. Dendrobatid frogs make up the group of amphibians commonly known as "poison dart" frogs.
UPDATE: Stupid Greek. "Fixed".
What are all the question marks for, Odious? If it's simple incredulity, remember the article points out that it "isn’t really a cave, but a huge, collapsed, steep gorge." You can just barely see the helicopters in the photo. MSN or somewhere had a larger version where you could make them out more clearly. It's a very verticle area: the world's tallest waterfall comes off a Venezuelan tepui.
ReplyDeleteWhen I posted it, it was "brekekekex koax koax" in Greek. I'll try fiddling with it.
ReplyDeleteBetter than I hoped!! The tepuis are still very cool though!
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