Spain's "stonehenge" has become fully visible for the second time since water hid it in the 1960s thanks to a drought there. However, this is not the only recent discovery as ancient artifacts, dinosaur tracks and Nazi ships have all appeared around the world as drought causes low water levels.
Droughts all across the world have resulted in ancient discoveries while water levels decrease and long-lost intriguing artifacts become visible.
According to the Global Drought Observatory, two-thirds of Europe is under drought alert or warning. According to the BBC, the European Commission stated that "the current drought appears to be the worst in at least 500 years."
The United States is also coping with the heat. The Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas uncovered dinosaur prints this month that were previously concealed by water and other debris. The Paluxy River is low, so Acrocanthosaurus dinosaur tracks can be seen, according to ABC News.
These markings may well be millio...