We don’t know what’s at the bottom of the Great Lakes. Climate change demands we find out.
Only 15% of the lakebed has been documented to modern standards, making it difficult to predict how floods, storms and ...
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Strange 'Stonehenge' discovered in US lake that's 5,000 years older than the British landmark
Now, to add to this age-old confusion, it has emerged that a similarly enigmatic stone structure has been ... that prehistoric tribes roam to the Great Lakes for thousands of years, very little ...