Toca da Boa Vista
Useful Information
History
Description
Toca da Boa Vista is the longest cave on the southern hemisphere, and
the longest cave of Brazil.
However, most famous is this cave for an enormous amount of prehistoric bones,
which were found in the cave.
20,000 years ago an enormous river transported dead animals into the cae, which
formed deposits of bones.
More than 50,000 bones have be excavated until now, among them the bones of huge
mammals which are now extinct.
An example is a six Meter long giant Faultier.
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