- ghrmuli, Abkhaz: Ӡоу Аҳаҧы; also
known as
Voronya Cave,
sometimes spelled Voronja Cave) is the deepest-known cave on Earth. It is
located in the Arabika...
- entrance. It is a
species of
springtail (arthropods)
endemic to the Krubera-
Voronja cave
system in Abkhazia, Georgia. It was
discovered in the
CAVEX Team expedition...
-
springtails belonging to the
family Onychiuridae. It is
endemic to the Krubera-
Voronja cave
system in Georgia. It is one of the
deepest terrestrial animal ever...
- were explored,
including the
first cave,
deeper than 2,000 m, the Krubera-
Voronja Cave.
Kasyan was born in Sniatyn, a
small town in
Western Ukraine, in the...
-
profundissima is a
species of
springtail (arthropods)
endemic to the Krubera-
Voronja cave
system in Georgia. It is one of the
deepest terrestrial animal ever...
-
stereoodorata is a
species of
springtails (arthropod)
endemic to the Krubera-
Voronja cave
system in Georgia. It is one of the
deepest terrestrial animals ever...
- Арабикская" (in Russian).
Retrieved 2020-01-12. "3D
model of the
Krubera (
Voronja) Cave".
Ukrainian Institute of
Speleology and Karstology.
Archived from...
- from
January 2003
until July 2004, when it was p****ed by the cave Krubera-
Voronja in Georgia. In
September 2022 and 2023 the
Collectif Mirolda, took over...
-
terrestrial frontiers,
achieved that
status half a
century later, Krubera-
Voronja (2,197 m deep) surp****ed 2,000 m in 2004,
after 44
years of exploration...
- by
citrus and tea plantations. The world's
deepest known cave,
Krubera (
Voronja) Cave, is
located in Abkhazia's
western Caucasus mountains. The latest...
