A climber found a cave bear cemetery from the Ice Age in the Alps.
The BBC writes about it. Mountain guide Kurt Valda was on a steep slope in the Italian Dolomites at an altitude of more than 2,850 m. After reaching the cave with some difficulty, he saw a graveyard of Ice Age skeletons. They are believed to belong to Orus ladinicus, a species of cave bear that became extinct about 24,000 years ago.
"There are hundreds and hundreds of bones. I don't know how many individual bears there are, but there are quite a lot of them," said the Director of the Department of Archeology of the Province of Bolzano.
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