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Enjoy Mother Nature! 7 Recommended Spots in Okutama - Vimarsana News

Enjoy Mother Nature! 7 Recommended Spots in Okutama

Tokyo has a very strong image of skyscrapers, but actually if you travel a little bit, you can enjoy great nature that seems unexplored and wild. Here are 7

Salt erosion decaying world's oldest cave painting - Vimarsana News

Salt erosion decaying world's oldest cave painting

Inside a limestone cave on Indonesia's island of Sulawesi is a sacred slice of history.Apainting of humans with animal characteristics hunting is believed to be the oldest cave painting, dating back nearly 44, 000 years.But in recent years, archaeologists have found that the hand drawn images are starting to decay at a rapid pace - likely caused by climate change.Warming temperatures and the increasing severity of El Nino events have helped speed up salt crystallisation in the cave, effectively "exfoliating" the painting.Archaelogist Basran Burhan, from Griffith University expla...

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World's oldest cave paintings 'are being destroyed by climate change' - Vimarsana News

World's oldest cave paintings 'are being destroyed by climate change'

Cave paintings dated to 44,000 years ago are 'flaking off walls' due to chemical changes caused by rising temperatures.

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21 Most Beautiful Scenic Spots in Nagasaki Prefecture - Vimarsana News

21 Most Beautiful Scenic Spots in Nagasaki Prefecture

1. Fruit Bus Stops - Wait for the Bus at Japan's Cutest Bus Stops In Nagasaki's Konagai Town and the surrounding area are sixteen lovely bus stops shaped like fruit, imitating strawberries, melons, mandarin oranges, tomatoes, and watermelons. They were originally built by Konagai locals in 1990 for the Nagasaki Travel Expo and remained as a local landmark after the event, contributing to the fairy-tale scenery and vintage look of this seaside town. The fruit bus stops offer unique photo opportunities, especially when they are teamed up with the charming shores and flower fields in th...