Skull Found in Israeli Cave Offers Clues to the Origin of Europeans
The discovery of a 55,000-year-old partial skull in Northern Israel provides new insights into the migration of modern humans and their Neanderthal connection. Read More
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International Expedition Documents Caves in the Philippines
January 28, 2015 / Philippines, AsiaThe Northern Luzon International Caving Expedition have explored and mapped 33 previously known caves in the Sta. Teresita municipality in the Philippines. Read More
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Expedition Planned to Document Northern Filipino Caves
January 21, 2015 / Philippines, AsiaAn international team of cavers will soon descend on Sta. Teresita municipality in the Philippines to map and document it’s caves. Read More
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Photographer Captures Rare Glimpse Siberian Ice Cave
Braving the ice, photographer Andrey Grachev ventured across Siberia’s Lake Baikal to Olkhon Island where he captured some stunning photos of its frozen cave. Read More
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Travel Agent Recounts Visit to Vietnam’s First Volcanic Cave System
A member of the Vietnam Society of Travel Agents recounts his eye-opening experience exploring the country’s newly discovered volcanic cave system. Read More
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Flooding Closes Malaysia’s Wind and Fairy Caves
Malaysia’s Wind Cave and Fairy Cave Nature Reserves have been closed to the public following heavy rains that overflowed the Sungai Sarawak Kanan river. Read More
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Discovery of Rare Bats Doubles World’s Known Population
The discovery of several new roosts of Wroughton’s Free-tailed Bats (Otomops wroughtoni) in a number of Indian caves has increased the number of known individuals of the rare species to nearly 200. Read More
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Ancient Remains Discovered in Okinawa Cave May Reveal Japanese Ancestry
The discovery of potentially one of the oldest burial sites in Japan could shed more light on the country’s prehistory. Read More
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Inside Vietnam’s Newly Discovered Volcanic Caves
Join reporters on a visit to Vietnam’s newly discovered volcanic cave system, part of which is considered the longest such feature in Southeast Asia. Read More
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Real Explorers Don’t Use Cable Cars: Save Son Doong
People often ask me why I go caving. Surely it is dark, tight, claustrophobic, cold and dangerous and you might get lost – why would anyone want to do this? … Read More
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