The Danube has revealed its secrets after the drought: the remains of a mammoth and the Nazi ships have surfaced
The Danube, the second longest river in Europe, is experiencing a historic drought, and its flow drop has revealed surprising footprints from the past: the remains of a mammoth A000s have appeared in Bulgaria, and dozens of Nazi ships sunk in World War II have been exposed again in Serbia.
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