By&nbspHarry Bligh&nbspwith&nbsp AFP

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26/08/2026 – 15:17 GMT+2

Europe’s second longest river, the Danube, has experienced record low levels after hot weather leading to drought across the continent. The lack of water has exposed some remarkable finds.

In northern Bulgaria, volunteers have been searching a dried-up river bank near the city of Ruse after a mammoth jawbone and tusk fragments were discovered last month. The latest search found fossilised oysters which are thought to date back around 60 to 65 million years.

The mammoth discovery has led to a surge of people wanting to join in the search for uncovered treasure in the…

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