where is the recent cave discovery?
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I think one recent cave discovery was in Algeria I think, or somewhere in Africa.  In the cave, they found a new species, whick looks like a spider,scorpion, and probably a cricket, i forgot the last one.  Anyway, that was one of the recent cave discoveries.
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Check the old maps. Florida was underwater, There was a huge lake where Utah is today. The whale ancestors, alligators, cockroaches.
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43° 01'N  89°48'W according to someone who has identified it on Google Earth....but they could be wrong.\n\nhttp://www.caveofthemounds.com/    but it seems they may be right after all
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The newest one is Sedna. It's not a planet though.
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Haha I didn't know they had internet connections in those caves, Mr Bin Laden.\nI hope you are hiding...because Bush is gonna get you REALLY soon. Better hide and shut up!
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realy till now found nuttin\nbeen searchin last 2 dayz
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The worlds deepest cave is currently the Krubera (Voronja) Cave in the country of Abkhazia. The cave has been mapped to a depth of 7021 feet (2140 meters).\n\nSistema Cheve in Mexico is only number nine on the list at 4869 feet. \n\nThe world's deepest cave list (last update 3/10/06) is maintained by a member of the National Speleological Society and can be found here:\nhttp://www.caverbob.com/wdeep.htm
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It is Voronya Cave in Georgia (the former Soviet republic, not the US state).  Voronya is 2,140 meters deep, and this was the first cave to ever be explored to a depth of 2 km.  There is a picture in my second reference.
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www.discoverychannel.com\nwww.nationalgeographic.com
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www.discoveringfossils.co.uk
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look it up on google.. duhh.. where you been?
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There is no comprehensive list available to the public. In the past some books and some maps were published that showed cave locations, however this practice in the United States at least, has changed to protect cave environments. In other countries the data is not always protected, but is seldom available anyway.\n\nMany caves have been found to contain endangered, unique species, often specific to a single cave, and most caves have delicate rock formations that can be damaged by the uninitiated visitor. Occasionally you hear of some sort of rescue effort to recover someone from a cave that entered without proper equipment and preparation and this hysteria has added to the protectionist attitude by government agencies. Fear of liability lawsuits keeps most private landowners from wanting the locations to be known as well.  Most Federal agencies that have caves on their lands will not allow cave visitation without permits. \n\nMany state cave surveys, affiliated with the National Speleological Society, do have some of this data, but it is private property and is not shared with the public. \n\nIf you are interested in visiting caves I suggest you join the National Speleological Society and find a local Grotto to join. \nhttp://www.caves.org/\n\nThe Grotto list is at:\nhttp://www.caves.org/io/grottos.shtml
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If I knew of the treasure, it would not be hidden.\n\nGeesh. This is like asking: when is the ten o'clock tour? And how many undiscovered caves are there?
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I was recently looking into it and I havnt found anything new. Though Discovery Channel was doing a documentry on it this year though I dont know when it will come out.
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He's in a cave somewhere in Iraq or Afghanistan...that's why he's so hard to find
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Hi. Start here : http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0503/excerpt3.html or here : http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2520815.stmre :
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Check out news.yahoo.com and click on the science tab.  It should give you some good info.  Here's just a few quick happenings this month, though there are tons more out there too.\n\nDecision to launch NASA's spaceshuttle Discovery on July 1\n\nA new study reveals that some monkeys wait out cloudy days and go fruit picking when the sun shines.\n\nResearchers found fossils of a new species of water bird from 100 million years ago in China\n\nPictures were taken of an animal believed to be extinct for 11 million years\n\nThe EU decided to provide more money for stem cell research\n\nA new technique has been developed to create genetically modified chickens