Speleologists discovered four new caves during the summer

Some were filled with unusual objects.

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Four new caves and two other discoveries from an underground space were discovered by Slovak speleologists in Slovenský Kras during the summer.

Speleologist Gabriel Lešinský said that it is an unusual situation highlighted by unusual findings in the newly discovered sites

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“We discovered four new caves and we noted two great openings into new spaces in the discovered caves,” he said as quoted by the TASR newswire.

Unique in the history of Slovenský Kras

In a very short time, they succeeded in discovering findings of various kinds in several locations of Slovenský Kras, a unique situation in this area, he noted, adding that he does not remember anything like this in his career.

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