Chronology Talaiotic I (1400-1000 BC) Cornia Nou was founded on top of a rocky hill, of which many stones have been extracted to be used...

Chronology Level I: 1286 AD (conquest by Alfonso III of Aragon) Level II: Roman Imperial period Level III and IV: 1800 BC...

The naveta Chronology Talaiotic I (1400-1000 BC) — Talaiotic II (1000-800 BC) Dimensions Structure: 13.5 m (length) × 6.4 m (width) Lower...

Despite its small size, it is really spectacular: It lies on the top of a cliff, the Barranco d'en Fideu, granting it beautiful views,...

This site contains not one, but two different navetas, called Rafal Rubí north and Rafal Rubí south, and both are practically twins....

The navetas Chronology 2000 BC (Pre-talaiotic) — 800 BC (Talaiotic II) Dimensions Structure: 6 m (diameter) Chamber: 4.3 m (length) × 1.8...

The dolmen Chronology 2500 BC — 1500 BC (Pre-talaiotic) Dimensions Tumulus: 7.2 m (length) × 4.3 m (width) Chamber: 4.2 m (length) × 2.4...

The genus Gallotia is entirely endemic to the Canary Islands and it includes the Western Canaries lizard (Gallotia galloti). It is...

The Canary Islands lie in the marine current of the same name and marks the southern end of the cold waters of the North Atlantic, which...

In the pine tree and laurel forests of the Canary Islands lives the animal that holds the title of largest terrestrial arthropod of the...

The southern grey shrike (Lanius meridionalis) is a passeriform distributed throughout the Iberian Peninsula, North Africa, the Sahel,...

The genus Gallotia, endemic to the Canary Islands, contains one of the largest lacertids of the world. It appeared shortly after the...

The Teide National Park is located in the heart of the island of Tenerife, which comprises the stratovolcano of the same name and the...

The northern raven ( Corvus corax ) stands out among other birds because of its unequalled intelligence, adaptability and captivating...