Underground, beneath the surface of the Nesher quarry in Ramle, lies a cave with a vast array of calcite burrows, almost three kilometers long. For millions of years, the only sound interrupting the silence was the gentle scurrying of small, blind, colorless creatures, completely unaware of the world above them.
Scientists identify eight previously unknown species in underground cave near Ramle
Scientists discover an independent ecosystem in the cave that isn't based on photosynthesis.
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