PHOTO/ 70-meter-deep cavity discovered in Llogara National Park, here’s what was found inside

A speleological expedition in the “Sterra e Kujunxhiut” cave, within Llogara National Park, has discovered a cavity about 70 meters deep, almost entirely vertical. The entrance to the cavity is at an altitude of 750 meters above sea level.

According to explorers, at the bottom of the cave a large pile of stones was found, which is suspected to have blocked the continuation of the gallery. During the exploration, the presence of a large number of wild animal bones was also noted, including wild boar, deer, wolf, fox, and other species. According to the expedition group, the discovery is expected to encourage further explorations and studies, with the aim of determining whether the cave continues, as well as documenting its natural and speleological values.

The rare cavity in Llogara National Park was discovered by the Albanian Speleological Association, which emphasizes that every exploration uncovers an unknown part of our natural heritage and highlights the importance of studying, documenting, and protecting Albanian caves.