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Nazca Geoglyph 'Ant Eater'' , prehistoric
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The Nazca Geoglyphs belong to the UNESCO Wolrd Heritage. Located on a plateau in Peru, these giant earth drawings can only be seen from the air. It is unclear how long they have been there exactly, but for sure since thousands of years, long before airplanes were invented.

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