Nazi Ships, Explosives, and Mammoth Fossils Surface in the Danube River Due to Drought - El Sol De México
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The historic decline in European rivers reveals unexpected archaeological treasures.
The water-dried Danube also emptied the accounts of hoteliers in the tourist areas. Seceta makes those who once did not miss a vacation in these places think twice before choosing these destinations.
Record low water levels in the Danube River in Serbia have revealed dozens of Nazi warships that were deliberately sunk by retreating German troops at the end of World War II. The wrecks, loaded with dangerous munitions, are now complicating shipping traffic, but they also attract crowds of tourists. The receding water level in other parts of the river is also revealing mammoth bones and unexploded mines.
The intense heat waves experienced by Europe in recent months have reduced the tributary of the Danube and other major rivers.
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