The shortest, the oldest, and a shared island: 6 examples that make Spain one of the countries with the most peculiar borders in the world
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A specific forest in Spain, often referred to as the 'Selva de Sumatra,' is gaining attention for its tropical appearance and unique ecological characteristics. The area is characterized by high humidity, a quiet environment, and dense vegetation, including ferns exceeding one and a half meters in height. These features are attributed to trees that have survived since the last glacial period, creating an environment reminiscent of Southeast Asian rainforests.
The site has been officially designated as a Biosphere Reserve, highlighting its environmental significance. Despite its status and distinct botanical profile, the location remains relatively unknown to the general public.
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Infobae (AR) - AperitivoFocuses on Spanish culinary culture and the World Aperitif Day event.
Infobae (AR) - Selva de SumatraFocuses on the ecological features and obscurity of a Spanish forest.
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