The oldest untouched, undisturbed forest in the world

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Mount lico, a mountain in northern mozambique, Africa, has an altitude of 17,500 feet [1100 m], with a sheer wall of 1,700 feet [700 m]. This makes mount lico very difficult to climb by man. Who would climb a mountain at 1100 meters if you could climb a higher yet easier mountain than mount lico? Mount lico supports the growing old rain forest at its peak: It was actually touched by humans. In 2018 a team of expert researchers and mountaineers visited the jungle (detected by Google earth for scientific development) for exploration *. They discovered small animals that are so far unknown to science (including a new species of butterfly). Strangely, they saw a mysterious clay pot near a small river located on a mountaintop and assumed that the pot was placed there for religious services. The most convincing perception of all the news on mount lico's rain forest is that it is untouched, inaccessible, and fortunately undisturbed for a very long time [by humans] Thanks for reading. happy weekend