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Hernan Cortes led a small force to conquer the Aztec Empire in 1519, resulting in immense violence and the destruction of indigenous cultures.
The Maya train facilitates tourism in the Yucatán Peninsula, enhancing access to archaeological sites while promoting indigenous culture and regional development.
By 900 CE, the ancient Maya had largely abandoned their cities, dispersing into the rainforest and reorganizing into smaller, self-sufficient villages.
A giant asteroid hits Earth, causing darkness and extinction across the planet.
This Spanish video showcases a cenote in Cuba and its unique ecosystem.
Cenotes in Cuba, formed by limestone filtration, connect to the sea and host diverse marine life, highlighting the ecological significance of these freshwater caves.
Five centuries after the arrival of the Spanish, the edifices of the Maya still dominate the town built directly on their monuments.
Phil and Jess join Eduardo Castillo to explore Yucatan's cenotes and Maya secrets.
Volunteers at Tortugranja on Isla Mujeres care for green turtle hatchlings to help them survive against threats from predators and humans.
A brush turkey can build a nest weighing as much as 4 tons to incubate its eggs using the heat generated from decomposing leaves.
