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Natural wonder on Madre de Dios Island(1/4)

2019-03-13 16:34:34 Ecns.cn Editor :Li Yan

$French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO\'s recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)$

French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO's recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)

$French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO\'s recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)$

French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO's recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)

$French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO\'s recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)$

French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO's recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)

$French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO\'s recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)$

French scientists recently explored Madre de Dios Island in southern Chile, climbing ice and passing through caves. The Chilean government is actively seeking UNESCO's recognition of the island as a World Natural Heritage site. (Photo/Agencies)