The mysteries of the Nazca Lines carved into the Peruvian desert have intensified after gales and sandstorms revealed previously unseen ancient designs.
A pilot discovered a geoglyph of what appears to be a 196ft-long 60 metre snake, as well as a type of camelid – such as a llama – above an unidentified bird.These new lines join existing geoglyphs of a dog, hummingbird, condor and a monkey, thought to have been drawn by the ancient Nazca people between the first and sixth centuries.
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