SiTU Museum of Mysteries

The Devetashka Cave

Ancient Explorer, Devetashka cave is a huge cave in Bulgaria, which has provided shelter for groups of humans since the late Paleolithic era, and continuously for tens of thousands of years since then.  Now it is abandoned by humans, but it remains a site of national and international significance and is actually home to some 30,000 bats.

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