The 'fragile' landmark loved by tourists collapsed after years of concerns
- The Jimbo Cave in Tierra del Fuego National Park, Argentina, collapsed on Sunday, mourning locals and nature enthusiasts for the loss of a treasured landmark.
- Access to the Jimbo Cave had been restricted since 2021 due to safety concerns from erosion, with no injuries reported from the collapse.
- The collapse coincided with a heatwave warning for Southern Patagonia, which likely accelerated the deterioration of the ice.
- Experts stress the urgent need for stricter regulations to protect vulnerable ecosystems following the collapse of the Jimbo Cave.
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Vast deadly ice cave ‘at end of the world’ collapses 4yrs after horror death
A DANGEROUS ice cave in Argentina dubbed “the End of the World” for its closeness to the South Pole has collapsed four years after a tourist’s horror death. The Jimbo Cave, located in Ushuaia’s Tierra del Fuego National Park—the southernmost tip of South America — gave way in recent days. CENThe deadly Jimbo ice cave has collapsed in Argentina[/caption] CENVisitors had been banned from entering the cave since 2021[/caption] NF/newsXOnline footag…
Vast deadly ice cave ‘at the end of the world’ COLLAPSES 4yrs after infamous landmark was shut off due to horror crush
A DANGEROUS ice cave in Argentina dubbed “the End of the World” for its closeness to the South Pole has collapsed four years after a tourist’s horror death. The Jimbo Cave, located in Ushuaia’s Tierra del Fuego National Park—the southernmost tip of South America — gave way in recent days. CENThe deadly Jimbo ice cave has collapsed in Argentina[/caption] CENVisitors had been banned from entering the cave since 2021[/caption] NF/newsXOnline footag…
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