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1. Neanderthal Art on Squid 50 From before written history humans have expressed their experiences, sightings and passions with beautiful illustrations in the form of art. Prehistoric art! Art has been around since they, we ... gained technology to create cave art , rock paintning...
2. Postojnska jama Postojnska jama je najbolj obiskana turisticna znamenitost Slovenije. Ceprav je Slovenija posejana s cudovitimi lepotami krasa, pa je Postojnska jama njen najvecji biser.
3. Caving Pictures Experience Let's face it, caves can be dark and caving is a dangerous sport or recreation. Caving accidents happen quickly, so if you are planning on going caving... wear a helmet with lights, and good caving gear is essential equipment for climbing. Caving or...
4. Caving Equipment Outfitter Welcome! Caving is a sport and recreation for many. Having the right caving gear and equipment is needed for a safe adventure. Caving is something that gets in your blood and many times cavers find themselves questioning if they are crazy for what th...
5. Road Trip to Goa The State of Goa, situated on the west coast of India is one of the great holiday destinations for tourists from all over the world. It has three major cities named Margao, Vasco da Gama and Panjim (the capital), a seaport and an airport and is well...
6. Pinnacles National Monument A national monument that even many native Californians haven't visited, Pinnacles National Monument is the perfect place to commune with nature, hike, rock climb, and try to spot wildlife, including the endangered California Condor, all in half of an...
7. History of Ajanta caves The Ajanta caves are a series of Buddhist rock-cut cave temples and monasteries, near Ajanta village, north-central Maharashtra state, western India, celebrated for their wall paintings. The temples are hollowed out of granite cliffs on the inner si...
8. Planet Earth Did you have the chance to see all of the Planet Earth series on the Discovery Channel? Hopefully you did. If you didn't they are showing it again. However, to be sure you don't miss it here is your opportunity to get the whole set. You will always w...
9. Ancient Somerset Levels In the heart of the county of Somerset, the Levels and Moors are an internationally environmentally important wetlands habitat. Across the area, 25ft above sea level is the maximum height attained. A coastal clay ridge protects the area from sea floo...
10. Hawaii Caves and Waterfalls Explore Hawaii's Caves and Falls There's something intriguing about the idea of exploring Hawaii's highs and lows, its fascinating caves and spectacular falls. Luckily, just as with the state's outstanding beaches, there are no end of options. Visi...
11. White Nose Syndrome Bats are dying. White Nose Syndrome is wiping them out. Scientists don't know what to do and the disease is spreading fast. White Nose Syndrome is another sign that the health of our planet and future survival of life on earth, is in jeopardy. This t...
12. National Geographic for Children and Teens National Geographic publishes a number of books and magazines specifically for children and teens.
13. Masbate, Philippines Masbate, Philippines is famous for its Rodeo Filipino, Limestone Hills, Catandayagan Falls, Aroroy Beach, Bat-ongan Caves, and the Underwater Cave (in Claveria).
14. Jamie Dykstra's Beach You can feel the cool, salty sea breeze on your face and warm wet sand between the toes.  Majestic cliffs tower above you, mighty waves crash upon the shore ahead of you, and tiny intricate seashells are strewn about at your...
15. Bats These wonderful nocturnal creatures help control bugs, pollinate and more. Did you know that many species of bat are threatened, endangered, going extinct? The implications of such extinction and endangerment are severe because, as with all the speci...
16. Roadside Oddities: Sea Lion Caves Some 25 million years ago on Highway 101? huh? exists the World's Largest Sea Cave and the home to the Sea Lion Caves. Tucked underground in this cavern that lies 208 feet from the surface lives the shelter of the Stellar Seal Lion. 
17. The Joys of Spelunking This weekend I took my son spelunking at the Maquoteka Caves in Iowa. Although I now feel like the grandmother of two that I am, I did manage to keep up with him and we had a great time. Caving is definitely not a walk in the park. It takes an incre...
18. Howe Caverns: An Underground Experience One of the pleasures of living in upstate New York being able to make a day trip to Howe Caverns. What an extraordinary ecological adventure! Howe Cavern is conveniently located in Schoaire County, NY, between Albany and Cooperstown. Welcoming about...
19. The Black Hills of South Dakota Are you planning a trip to the Black Hills in western South Dakota? This page will help you know the best places to visit once you're there. Take the guess work out of finding places to shop, eat, and visit. Feel free to ask questions about the Black...
20. Bats! Bats! Bats! Have you ever been sitting on the deck watching a fire in the evening but have to give up and go in the house because no amount of insecticide will give you relief from the mosquitoes? Just think - a small brown bat can eat 500 mosquitoes and hour! N...