How little remained on the Ground, places where man has not yet managed to visit.
Virgin territory still exist.
Year after year scientists discover new species of flora and fauna, hidden in undeveloped still the world.
Mountain Namuli. Mozambique. Plains of the East African plateau is one of the most unexplored and romantic places in the world. A large part of this area can explore only professional climbers. Therefore, the nature of the region, for the most part, remains pristine until now.
Valley Jawara. Brazil. This region, where at least 14 is not in contact with civilization the tribes of the Amazon, is one of the most isolated places in the world because so defined their lives by the government. About 2,000 indigenous residents fully Autonomous from the Brazilian government. The size of their habitats are comparable with Austria. The right of tribes to live in isolation protected by Federal Agency and special forces oversee border, protecting them from the intrusion of outsiders.
Northern Patagonia. Chile. Tropical forests are combined with glaciers, fjords and hot springs. Northern Patagonia is one of the most interesting landscapes in the world. Now it is the most sparsely populated region of Chile, to get here is very difficult, but it is really worth it.
The Fault Of The New Hebrides. Of The Pacific Ocean. It is located off the East coast of Australia. Until the end of 2013, scientists did not even look in its direction – on those areas already have enough white spots. When researchers from the UK and New Zealand sent underwater robots in this crack at the bottom of the ocean have discovered an entirely new species of deep-sea creatures, yet never ever before experienced.
North forest. Myanmar. Many of subtropical forests, located on steep slopes of the Eastern section of the Himalayas, has remained virtually untouched by human activity. Deep in the forests of the region of Kachin, hidden largest population of tigers in the world. Also, there live bears, red pandas and rare species of Gibbons.
Tsingy de Bemaraha. Madagascar. 600 square miles of national Park – that’s what Scurvy de Bemaraha. Here it is possible to wander for months. The reserve is located on the Western edge of Madagascar. A huge number of species of plants and animals are endemic to this region. Scientists believe that there is hidden and much still has been detected. For free visit is only the southern tip of the Park, but a large part of the reserve for tourists is a reserved area.
Namib. The Republic Of Namibia. It’s name literally translates as “place where there is nothing”. The desert is one of the oldest (age 80 million years, in those days there lived the dinosaurs!) and the driest in the world. However, and here is life. In addition, in the desert, explored the rich deposits of tungsten and uranium ores.
The Star Mountains. Papua-New Guinea. The main attraction of this remote area of Papua New Guinea-Hindenburg Wall. Limestone mountain rises above the kilometer and turns into a huge plateau, where high above the ground there are not been touched since the emergence of the ecosystem. Recent research here has revealed a thousand species of animals and plants, almost a hundred of which were new to science.
Greenland. Although the Vikings landed in Greenland in 1000-Ohm goad, we are still opening a new part, located deep in the Northern region. Six new, unspoilt Islands off the coast of Greenland, was discovered relatively recently, in 1999. A large part of the mainland of the country remains uninhabited. About 80 percent of the island covered by an ice cap.
Fiordland. New Zealand. The Fiordland national Park, the largest in New Zealand, was formed by glaciers. The vast majority of imagination, the desert is home to a unique variety of animals. Here were found the takahe, which for centuries was considered extinct flightless birds. Fiordland is one of the wildest areas of the southern hemisphere.
Cave Shandong. Vietnam. The cave is located in Central Vietnam, Binh province. Shandong is located in the national Park Phong Nha Provides 500 kilometers South of Hanoi. Here the explorers found the rooms, reaching 200 meters high and 150 meters wide, which allowed to classify Shandong as the biggest cave in the world. In some places the cave ceiling collapsed. Through these holes in the cave light, so it grew a jungle inhabited by monkeys, birds and insects.
Cape Melville. Australia. Just a half thousand kilometres from a major Australian city, Brisbane, located wild area of Cape Melville. The study of this area is only possible from helicopters, which, of course, complicates the work of scientists. New species are discovered here all the time – only in 2013 there are three.
