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OPINIÓN Por Jorge Berry (*) Estoy seguro de que los historiadores que lean esto me querrán crucificar, pero son pocos los que tienen el privilegio del
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OPINIÓN Por Jorge Berry (*) Estoy seguro de que los historiadores que lean esto me querrán crucificar, pero son pocos los que tienen el privilegio del
Il Parco Fluviale dell'Elsa, una passeggiata tra le Vene, le Caldane ed il Sentierelsa Abbiamo fatto una passeggiata da Le Vene, passando per Le Caldane ed il Sentierelsa con il direttore scientifico del parco Marino Centini, che ci ha raccontato le particolarità del parco La natura toscana offre innumerevoli occasioni di trascorrere giornate allaperto piene di attività entusiasmanti o rilassanti adatte a tutte la famiglia. Se sei alla ricerca di un luogo dove coniugare avventura, gioco e attività outdoor senza troppo impegno fisico, il Parco Fluviale di Colle di Val dElsa è perfetto...
A cave bear skull with a hole in the back of its head found in a Russian cave may be the oldest evidence of hunting this animal. But have the experts cracked the true cause of death?
Joey Cramer, aged 12, in Flight of the Navigator Credit: Alamy In May 2016, headlines surfaced online that rightly shocked film fans of a certain age – former child actor Joey Cramer, star of Flight of the Navigator, had been charged with bank robbery in Canada. Seeing the headlines – accompanied by a gaunt mug shot – it was easy to write off Cramer, then 42 years old, as just another child star gone off the rails and onto the scrapheap. I was guilty of having that exact thought, and hovered over the story for a second longer than usual. For me, like millions of Eighties kids, Flight of...
Ever wonder what it would feel like to unplug from a hyperconnected world and hide away in a cave for a few weeks? Fifteen people in France found out. After 40 days in voluntary isolation in a dark, damp and vast cave, eight men and seven women who took part in a scientific experiment emerged Saturday from their self-segregation in the Pyrenees. With big smiles on their pale faces, the 15 participants exited the Lombrives cave to a round of applause and basked in the light of day while wearing special glasses to protect their eyes after so long in the dark.