CAVING: Basic Lesson: Caves Habitats

Basic Lesson: Cave Habitats All creatures that spend most or all of his life in the cave called troglodyte. Troglodyte habitat based on environmental conditions that support community life can be divided into four zones, namely: Light zone, which is the mouth of the cave area, the light is the same as outside the cave. Twilight Zone, an area in the cave where green plants can still grow. Light on this area at dusk. Dark zone with a temperature change, a total dark areas characterized by temperature and humidity that can still be changed at...

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CAVING: Basic Lesson

CAVING: Basic Lesson Caving Indonesia Speleology is the study of caves. Taken from the Greek words spelation = cave and logos = science. But I can not stand alone, but there is a natural structure that surrounds. So Speleology can be defined as the study of the cave and its environments. 1. According ius (international union of speology) based in Vienna, Austria. The cave is any room in the basement, which can enter the2. According to Dr. r. K. T. Ko (chairman hikespi, 1985). The cave is an underground river path are still flowing (especially...

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Conclusions of Historical Nature Lovers, and its Development in The Present

For a moment we trace back, in fact human history is not very far from nature. Since prehistoric times where human hunting and gathering food, nature is their "home". The mountain was headrests, pasture is where they laid, and the caves where they are hiding. But since humans discovered the culture, which he says is more "dignified", as a natural curiosity. Humans build houses for a place to hide. Humans created the mattress to lay down his place, and people setting up buildings to lift her head. Man and nature finally has its own history, when...

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Nature Lovers Activity - History of Hiking

Hiking 1 History of Hiking There is no conclusive evidence about the exact year, which saw the beginning of Hiking. Otzi, the Iceman is believed to have climbed the Alps about 5000 years ago. However, the first recorded trip is that the Roman Emperor Hadrian to Etna, which is today, an active stratovolcano near Sicily. Thirteenth century witnessed several expeditions into the Mountains across the world. Between the 1400's and 1500's, many people from the Andes to the Inca Empire treaded for religious reasons. They are believed to have climbed...

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