This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Cartagena — a lively city on Colombia’s northern Caribbean coast — has always moved to the rhythm of its own drum.
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In February 2021, Alaska’s Mount Veniaminof erupted, spewing clouds of ash and toxic gas into the atmosphere. Despite this, there were no obvious warning signs prior to the event itself,
Key Takeaways on the First Mammal According to most experts, the first mammal was Morganucodon, a small, shrew-like rodent that appeared during the Jurassic Period, approximately 200 million years ago.
