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Ancient Flood Raised Eresma River by 11 Meters in Segovia

New geological research confirms that a prehistoric flood in Segovia raised the Eresma River by 11 meters. The event, dated to 49,000 years ago, left sediment traces still visible today. Experts highlight its relevance for modern infrastructure planning.

How 'Dolphin Children' Push Human Vision to Its Limits Underwater

Some children from the Moken community have developed a rare ability to see sharply underwater, challenging what was once thought possible for human vision. Scientific studies suggest the skill is learned rather than genetic, and can develop through training and adaptation.

Wave Pool Project in Cantabria Sparks Sharp Local Divide

A planned artificial wave pool in rural Cantabria aims to attract 200,000 tourists. The project requires rezoning 100,000 square meters and faces strong local opposition, with residents concerned about overdevelopment and the loss of tranquility.

Elsa Pataky Raises Family in Secluded Australian Nature

Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth have built a private life in Byron Bay, choosing to raise their three children away from Los Angeles and Spain. Their decision was driven by a desire for normalcy, and the family now enjoys a secluded, nature-filled environment.