The Biggest Underwater Cave in the World Found in Mexico

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A group of researchers who dive in the eastern waters of Mexico found two underwater cave that turned out to be connected. They say that the cave is the largest underwater cave in the world.

They also estimate that the cave holds much of the Maya civilization's history.

Gran Acuifero Maya (GAM), a Mayan tribal research group, has been diving in the region a few months ago with the Yucatan Peninsula.

The cave they found stood 357 kilometers under the sea.

The cave is connected to the Sac Actun Cave, which stands for 263 kilometers and is located near Tulum Beach, a beach that has been visited by tourists.

Previously, they also discovered the fact that the Sac Actun Cave is connected to the Dos Ojos Cave which stands 83 kilometers long.

GAM director and archaeologist Guillermo de you are deeply impressed with this new discovery.

"the discovery of the cave this will give point bright about the history of civilizations the tribe of Maya in Mexico to researchers," said de you. Yucatan Peninsula has been known to save a lot of debris building of civilizations the tribe of Maya. researchers sure, there are many areas should continue to be explored in there. until now, debris building has been found containing a symbol of religion. if found more complete, the researchers can find out the trail descendants of Maya the generation of the beginning of the inhabitants of Mexico.w644 (1).jpeg

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