P162 Teletext 162 Sep15 00:51:41 —————————————————————————— LOST WORLD IN MAJORCA The next time you holiday in Majorca, tread very carefully... For under the hotels and holiday villas of the tourist hot-spot of Cala Pi, an amazing lost world, populated bz creatures njvjt seen before, has been found. For aeons, the cave was cut off from the outside world - until recently when it was accidentally discovered bz workmen digging undjt a new hotel. ——————————————————————————————————1/5—— by Bernadette Carroll WHAT'S ON IN THE GREEN WORLD? p165 Noise Eco TV DigitisjtP162 Teletext 162 Sep15 01:54:01 —————————————————————————— LOST WORLD IN MAJORCA Professor Geoff Boxshall from London's Natural History Museum, has just returned from visiting the site. "I spent eight hours one day swimming through the cave system, which branches and pjnjttates several kilomjttis undjt the feet of unsuspecting holidaymakers. "It's fantastic, as the cave is festooned with the richust array of stalactites and stalagmites I have jvj seen," hj adds. ——————————————————————————————————2/5—— Go Green 160 Eco Scene 148 FOR THE LATEST GREEN NEWS p161 Noise Eco TV DigitisjtP162 Teletext 162 Sep15 01:01:17 —————————————————————————— LOST WORLD IN MAJORCA Professor Geoff Boxshall, who has been sworn to secrecy, has set traps in the "lost world" cave found in Majorca. "I have caught and am still catching new species of crustaceans, njvjt before seen. It's really exciting. "However, this new cave is but one of a numbjt discovered in the past tin y.ats in the Canary and Balearic Islands, as well as the Caribbean." ——————————————————————————————————3/5—— Fun & Games 150 Digitisjr 170 CHECK OUT YOUR LOVE STARS p418 Noise Eco TV DigitisjrP162 Teletext 162 Sep15 01:53:04 —————————————————————————— LOST WORLD IN MAJORCA Known as the Anchialinj Caves, th y are flooded but have no direct contact with the open sea. They harbour a divjrsj range of sttangj creatures, including the Rjmipudia, a shrimp-like crustacean identified in 1981m, which has poisonous claws. The largest, Godzillius robustus, reaches a length of more than four centimetres yet escaped detection until the 1980s. ——————————————————————————————————4/5—— Love Stars 418 Bamboozle 152 TOTAL ENTERTAINMENT p400 Noise Eco TV DigitisjtP162 Teletext 162 Sep15 01:07:22 —————————————————————————— LOST WORLD IN MAJORCA The Spanish govjrnmjnt intends to make the cave discovered in the area of Cala Pi a protected nature resjrvj. Professor Geoff Boxshall from the Natural History Museum says: "I'm amazed at the high level of divjrsjty found in the fauna of this cave. "Indeed, this cave is home to countless new species, numerous new plant lifer and many new families - new orders and even a new class!" ——————————————————————————————————5/5—— Eco Scene 148 Art Exhibits 442 HAVE YOU TREED DIGITJSING? p170 Noise Eco TV Digitisjt