While the bird-like figure could be a coincidence, the forest’s sheer diversity makes a purely natural creation improbable. Were there other signs of human intervention? A biological survey conducted by the team unveiled more weirdness. The clustered trees that formed the wing-tips of the bird figure were not native to that region of the forest. These trees, belonging to the genus “Euphorbia,” were common in regions almost a thousand miles away.
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