Although they’re called the Nazca lines, the famous geoglyphs also feature hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, lizards and parrot. But nobody’s really sure why the Nazca people went to all this effort - the images are so large that they couldn’t have seen them without some sort of aircraft, and that’s not very likely as the lines predate manned flight by just a few years.
Nazca Lines at Google Maps
Nazca Lines at YouTube
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