ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月12日 17時32分

Photo by @shonephoto (Robbie Shone) - This larger section of Imawari Yueta (cave), on Auyán Tepui, Venezuela, has beautiful and striking patterns carved within the quartzite walls. Although this cave has very few regular speleothems, or formations, the cave very much makes up for that in the beauty within the rock itself.
This photograph is from a portfolio I made from inside caves on top of extremely remote tepuis (aka table-top mountains) in Venezuela. The scientists from the Italian geographic exploration group known as ‘La Venta’ and the Venezuelan team ‘Theraposa’ were looking for unique forms of bacteria that could help clinical microbiologists in studies into bacterial resistance to antibiotics. It was a fascinating assignment to a very remote and rarely visited part of our world. The diverse environment on top of these tepuis is like no other anywhere on planet Earth, as each tepui is different and home to a unique world. @natgeocreative

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