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Caves Used by Humans Thousands of Years Ago Also Guard an Underground River that Feeds an Internationally Protected Wetland

Summary by O Antagonista
In Moravian Karst, the Punkva Caves preserve a valuable record of prehistoric human occupation alongside rare geological formations. This underground network houses the navigable course of the Punkva River, whose waters irrigate the ecosystem protected by the Ramsar Convention. Like the Punkva and Macocha complex unites geology and human history? The...
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In Moravian Karst, the Punkva Caves preserve a valuable record of prehistoric human occupation alongside rare geological formations. This underground network houses the navigable course of the Punkva River, whose waters irrigate the ecosystem protected by the Ramsar Convention. Like the Punkva and Macocha complex unites geology and human history? The...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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