Welcome back to another episode of pplpod! This week, we are traveling to Andalusia, Spain to explore the breathtaking landscapes and rich history of the Cacín River.

Join us as we dive deep into the fascinating geological history of the Granada Basin, tracing how ancient shifts in the Pliocene and Pleistocene eras transformed the region's drainage systems from a landlocked basin into the thriving exorheic river system we see today. We'll take you on a virtual trek through the Tajos de los Bermejales gorge, a stunning canyon with 100-meter drops carved through quaternary sandstone and clay. It is a renowned hotspot for Spanish wildlife, providing shelter for raptors like the Eurasian eagle-owl, common kestrel, and the iconic Southeastern Spanish ibex.

But this episode ...