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Gippsland lakes in Australia is a network of swamps and lakes and ponds in Gippsland in eastern Victoria, Australia.
The lakes cover an area of about 600 square kilometres. . And surprisingly in these lakes, it's not like any Lakes but shines in a natural way and gave flashes and glitter very beautiful and able photographer Phil Hart there to be litkt several wonderful picture of this beautiful sight.
Giant crustaceans found in waters North of New Zealand, and this picture of crustaceans that are found. - See more at:
I've been discovering a new country, Papua Nugini, located north of Australia near Indonesia
And this new State is not like any State was discovered by, I've discovered in this country many creatures and plants that we haven't heard about before.
He nearly discovered more than 200 species of animals and plants.
LIVING UNDER A ROCK The 3000 inhabitants of Setenil las Bodegas in Spain almost literally live under a rock. Indeed, many stone homes are built in and under the rock wall carved out by the river Río Trejo. These are for practical reasons that people settled there. The wall and the surrounding caves provide protection against heat summer and cold winter. Furthermore, it has to build a wall or two to have a closed housing. Believed that the wall is inhabited since prehistoric times.



