An underwater structure in the Mediterranean Sea is much older than earlier thought, a new study has revealed. The discovery has brought to the fore new highlights about the early human settlement of the Balearic Islands that comprises Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza.

Prehistoric bridge inside a cave in Spain was built by humans 6,000 years ago

A rare canvas of rock art has been discovered hidden in the caves of Colombia's Amazon forest which tells us a different tale of early settlers. The canvas of human history was found in the wilderness of the forest by an international team of researchers from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Universidad de Antioquia and the University of Exeter.

Scientists find rare rock art in caves of Amazon telling different tale of humans and animals

Researchers have newly found an underground cave system on the moon, that could be established as the lunar base for the astronauts visiting the moon during future missions. Watch in for more details!

Scientists find underground caves on moon

How caves could revolutionise Moon missions?

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Vietnam is home to the kingdom of caves, a popular tourist hotspot known for its vast network of caves. Son Doong caves that has grabbed the attention of explorers considered to be one of the largest caves in the world.

Vietnam: Research teams explore 2.3 million-year-old cave

Nearly six decades after France's prehistoric Lascaux caves were made off-limits, visitors will be once again able to tour the site - only this time in virtual reality.

Virtual reality brings prehistoric Lascaux caves back into view

Climate change is altering weather patterns, killing wildlife and increasing the temperature of the planet everyday. But that’s not all. Its far-reaching consequences are still slowly coming to light.

Climate change is killing world's oldest animal cave painting in Sulawesi

Mining giant Rio Tinto has decided to cut the bonuses of three executives over the destruction of 46,000-year-old sacred indigenous sites in Australia. Also read: Hundreds fall ill in China after consuming contaminated water Rio Tinto's chief executive Jean-Sebastien Jacques will be losing a total of £2.

Mining company Rio Tinto executives lose bonuses over destruction of ancient caves

Mining company Rio Tinto has issued an apology after blowing up a 46,000-year-old sacred indigenous site with dynamites to expand Australia's iron ore mine. This mining company is one of the largest with vast operations in Australia.

Mining giant Rio Tinto apologises for blowing up 46,000-year-old indigenous site

A group of foreign reporters on a trip to Syria organised by the Russian Defense Ministry were on Wednesday shown an elaborate network of caves in the strategic northwestern Idlib province said to have been used as a major rebel base.

Journalists see caves formerly used by rebels

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