Crystal Cave at Naica, Mexico
Explorers discover some of the largest mineral crystals ever seen.
Videos provided by National Geographic in promotion of their _Into the
Lost Crystal Caves_
(http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/into-the-lost-crystal-caves-4636/Overview)
program
Not necessarily cave related:
http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007595
So do cave bats exhibit this kind of behavior?
The scientist received an Nobel Award for this
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Aquismon, S.L.P. Mexico
My house in Aquismon, S.L.P. Mexico is ready for cavers.
The house is located approximately 400 meters from the Plaza and about one
hour from such great sotanos as Sotano de las Golondrinas. In addition
Sheriff: Pirates shoot U.S. man in Mexican waters
Tourist is shot in the back of the head after being ambushed
By PAUL J. WEBER
The Associated Press
updated 9/30/2010 8:51:30 PM ET
SAN ANTONIO — An American tourist was shot in the back of the head in Mexican
waters on
texascavers Digest 1 Oct 2010 16:35:14 - Issue 1160
Topics (messages 16192 through 16208):
Re: Way off topic - but of interest to REAL explorers
16192 by: Josh Rubinstein
16193 by: speleosteele.tx.rr.com
off topic: ant books
16194 by: Mixon Bill
16196 by:
That's old news. And, David, I expect you mean an Ignobel Award. --
Mixon
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Correction to last post:
I felt something sounded odd about the article claiming the bat
scientist won the Nobel Award, but I
didn't look into it.
I didn't know that there was a parody award with a similar name.
I knew it wasn't the Nobel Prize, and presumed the Nobel committee had
other types
I remember when Wilson was highly controversial because of his sociobiology
hypothesis. At the campus commie level he was accused of being a Nazi,
whereas among PC scientists, and especially sociologists and psychologists
who aren't even real scientists, he was accused of biological
Not caving pictures, but some interesting BW portraits of local people
taken when I participated in the Royal Geographic Society's 1975 British
Speleological Expedition to the headwaters of the Sepik River in Papua New
Guinea. Andy Eavis, who many of you met at ICS last year, was co-leader of
the
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