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Something terrible from Earth's dark past before humanity was found in a coal mine, it's a universal sensation

Something terrible from Earth's dark past before humanity was found in a coal mine, it's a universal sensation

Sometimes it happens there Greatest discoveriesWhere scientists least expect it, and where experts find the missing links in the wonderful puzzle we call Earth's history, where no one expects it. But now they found things more interesting than they expected. There is a coal mine in Colombia, the Cerrejon Coal Mine, that most of the world would probably never have heard of had it not been discovered.

But since then, what they find there has been treated as a real sense of the world.

But what is this amazing discovery?

They ventured into the cave, but perhaps they shouldn't have, because what they found there also frightened the search party

They ventured into the cave, but perhaps they shouldn't have, because what they found there also frightened the search party

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This mine produces more than 30 million tons of coal per year, but this wouldn't be such a remarkable achievement if we didn't know that this site is one of the most exciting fossil deposits in the world. Here they found things buried in the depths that they did not know existed until then. The findings provide insight into the Earth Age when amazing creatures dominated our planet (to us, looking at it from the present). And those creatures that seem so small today were giants, and their gigantic size shook the ground they walked on.

It is true that the discovery can be linked to the names of university students who visited the site.

Fossils of a giant turtle, a giant crocodile, and a giant prehistoric snake have been found. The latter must be at least 50 feet (about 13 meters) long, so it could be the size of a school bus. Its scientific name is Titanoboaor giant snake, which fed on crocodiles.

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It could look like this:

Infernal shock: Scientists have opened a cave in Romania, where no one has visited for five million years

Infernal shock: Scientists have opened a cave in Romania, where no one has visited for five million years

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