Archaeologists found massive 12,500-year-old ROCK PAINTING that depicts EXTINCT & MYTHICAL creatures

In Colombia’s Amazon, the Cerro Azul site has revealed over 3,200 rock paintings dating back 12,500 years, offering rare insight into early human life. The art depicts 22 animal species, including extinct ones, and suggests complex cultural beliefs. Researchers, including Dr. Mark Robinson, note the art's significance as evidence of early human presence in western Amazonia. The images, captured through drone technology, highlight both the animals that were hunted and revered, illustrating a connection between daily life, mythology, and the supernatural. This discovery deepens our understanding of ancient Amazonian culture and ecology.