Bear Cave will be available for virtual tours after being 3D scanned, making it easier to monitor the underground habitat
Sanziana Georgescu
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The Bears Cave in Bihor County, Romania, will be open to virtual exploration thanks to a recent 3D scan. This technology allows precise 360-degree measurements and captures quality images from the cave's four chambers. The project will help monitor changes in this fragile habitat and ensure the cave is protected by registering it in the land register. Discovered accidentally in 1975, the cave is famous for its fossils and is considered the most beautiful tourist cave in Romania.
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