Geologists from Jerusalem's Hebrew university have discovered eight unknown species in an underground cave in Ramla, Israel. Species of crustaceans and scorpion-like invertebrates were found in a cave with lake and a unique ecosystem. Bacteria served as the food for these animals, which were totally cut off from the world.

The most astonishing part is that none of the animals have eyes. The ecosystem of the cave dates back to 5 million years ago. During this period the present day Israel was covered by the Mediterranean Sea.

Each new species discovered from the dark corners of earth only strengthens the theory of evolution. When we humans wander into the deep interiors of earth, we are finding such marvelous species which have evolved and lived for 5 million years without the support of any supernatural form. To live in such conditions adaptation to the environment is very much necessary which all species have been doing for millions of years. Those that have failed to adapt to the environment have perished or either change the form. Some of the animals found in New Zealand are a classic example of how animals adapt to the environment and attain a different stature from their cousins found in other parts of the world.

Such discoveries should open the eyes of people who are killing people and animals and destroying nature in the name of religion. They should look into nature to find answers to questions like from where did I come from? Or to where will I go?