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long ago had the dream of becoming a TV program that combines science, travel and adventure. I stroked and dreamed that her idea for several years until Conci Oscar Flores, a journalist like me, and loving the challenges and the great outdoors. Empathy was
automatic Oscar soon echoed my dream and my desire and thus was born "Explorers, a Journey for Knowledge." In just a few months formed a single team. Such is the affinity that we have that I think we had worked together for life. We slept on the idea and immediately started planning the field trips. Since then we stopped filming, interviewing scientists from the University San Luis National and plan new adventures with the same thirst for knowledge that mobilized many browsers and free spirits of all ages.
already have material for more than two chapters. The last thing we did was go to the National Park Sierrra of the Jaws. On Saturday October 18 we left in two vans, Juan Carlos Flores-brother of Oscar and thanks to whom today we make this program "and" Patty "blue, old lady, but always faithful Reuben, my husband and essential support moral and logistical support.
early part of the city of San Luis, leading paleontologist and friend Laura and her adorable daughter Codorniú Flor (who mistook his younger sister). The weather favored us, despite the scorching heat of this semi desert area northwest of the province. The skilled eye and heart of our cameramen caught Axel Victor and the jaws in all its glory, its contrasts of deep blue, red and green. And also recorded the conversation between Oscar and Laura, dating back millions of years in the past, when these lands were populated by dinosaurs, fish and Pterodaustro incredible proportions, only flying reptiles on the planet.
For our eager hands of reports also became the guide Luis Pederson, a pride for the park, and the charming Don Pilar Rodriguez, a native of the place with a life rich in history and with a sensitivity and depth that moved us all present. And there will be more
: Jaws is not exhausted yet! It has many secrets to reveal yet ...
(Pictured, from left to right standing: Axel
Seleme, alias "Velociraptor" Juan Carlos Flores, Flor y Laura Codorniú, the great leader and friend Oscar Flores, the undersigned, Seeber Veronica and Victor Castro.
Below: Ruben Lianza, the saint who supports me!) (By Veronica Seeber)

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National Park The Jaws has been explored by scientists around the world without But in its strata Russet enconderían very difficult to uncover secrets. The passage of 120 million years perhaps is compacted well below those films that accumulate on the length of a river. Copies of Pterodaustro
found since the early twentieth century and then happily surface sites were forcing their removal without breaking much space. Perhaps many pieces of fish, insects, terodaustros of different sizes, plants and other animals can be compacted into the depths. Secrets that are kept inside and should be maintained unequivocally. (By Oscar Angel Flores)

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A National Park guide


Luis Pederson, is kind, is aware not only of the history of the National Park of the Jaws, loves the place as he was born near those red walls. We served only to explain about the history of the national park created by the National Law 23,351 in 1991. The guide's task is to create awareness among visitors that they must respect the protected area, they should not remove elements of the park and that any predation is prohibited. Waste, a problem when many tourists arrive, should be selected and taken by the public. Luis said that since the year two thousand, the climate has changed curious: the annual rainfall record before the end of the century was only 120-300 mm annually. Today it rains between 300 and 500 mm annually. The higher temperature recorded in the Park before 2000 was 36 degrees Celsius, but the January 8, 2008 climbed to 53 degrees.


The minimum also altered: Before you were up to 5 degrees. On July 9, 2007 was 15 degrees below zero. The National Park is located at 830 meters above sea level and the highest peak is 1250 meter hill called Portillo and is located above a formation known as "the bottle." Luis we plotted that year the park serves between 36,000 to 40,000 tourists of which 75% are locals, 5% foreign and 20% of the rest of the country. (By Oscar Angel Flores)

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native Jaws: A book with many secrets




The full team of explorers reached the Jaws National Park, 116 kilometers northwest of the province of San Luis. We invite Dr. Laura Codorniu Paleontology who told us about the scientific importance of the area and the unveiling of withdrawals and new research field on Pterodaustro, the typical flying reptile of the Jaws Sierras who lived about 100 such districts million years.
The morning sun began to heat up Saturday when the shooting started in training Lagarcito, where researchers and Guiñazu and Bonaparte, extract the first remains of Pterosaurs. Laura there told us how a paleontologist working in the field. The experience is unique. The basin was covered with water about 100 million years and there were also found scales of fish and whole fish skeletons inhabiting the lacunar area before drying and compact.

The latter finding dates last year, a copy of Pterosaurs still under study in the Repository of the Universidad Nacional de San Luis. (By Oscar Angel Flores)

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JAWS, our next adventure


Our team of explorers are preparing for our next adventure Mountains National Park of the Jaws, 126 kilometers from the city of San Luis. The landscape is red and rough, with extansas terraces and canyons. Joining us UNSL scientists who devoted their years of geological and paleontological research in the whole area to unravel the secrets of the jaws when it formed about 120 million years.
During the Cretaceous period of the Mesozoic era, the movement of tectonic plates glowing center of the earth fault occurred which resulted in a great subsidence. This depression formed a basin surrounded by mountains which is equivalent to the area now occupied by the National Park of the Jaws. But the current desert we see today at that time was a real garden full of rivers and lakes with extensive vegetation that encouraged the development of animal life. There lived a varied fauna among which there were several species of dinosaurs, frogs and pterosaurios.Como result of sediments carried by wind, rivers and rain, this basin was covering while the place became a real cemetery prehistoric come to light much later time. Many mountain fronts were falling on the basin covering a depth of 1500 meters. In 20 million years ago the basin was covered and converted into a plain. (By Oscar Angel Flores)

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Sololosta The hill from 1795 feet, is a rock mass that rises into the waistband of the mountains. Of volcanic origin, its base is guarded by a cave containing rock art. Climb the walls is an adventure adrenaline for its steep slope. Preparing an expedition to the summit is a real challenge for those who enjoy outdoor activities. On its slopes can be seen some pockets where condors nest and where a puma finds refuge to guard some prisoners, locals say. At the summit can be seen across the landscape of the province and being almost equal to the area of \u200b\u200bthe hills of Carolina and the way Huassi Inti. Is very close Sololosta existence, the town of Paso del Rey, one of the oldest in the province, with its ancient chapel also religious and cultural interest.
By Oscar Angel Flores)

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Sololosta Pircas and Pirquitas ..... Awesome mountain


We went with the production of explorers to investigate the origin of the stone walls existing in almost all the mountains of the north end of San Luis. From Rio Grande to the Pampa de las Invernadas either on top of La Carolina, the stone walls are a traditional and typical scenery of the province.
are mounds that exist apart from the concept of division of territory so many of them dating from the arrival of the English and occupation of indigenous labor. According to some researchers Pircas are dry stone buildings used by the old man to divide land, yards and even homes and older buildings.
is very important to know that the stone walls stretch over a vast territory of the Inca Empire to the south of the eastern Precordillera in San Luis. Some researchers say that many are of diaguita. In the area of \u200b\u200bPaso del Rey, one of the oldest towns in the province, the stone walls stand out in a little old and urbanized environment where the location of some sites of geological interest, such as Mount Sololosta.