Harry Coumnas, a famous adventurer and scientist from the US who has made several discoveries that have proved beneficial for the humankind. Recently, he decided to go to the jungles of Assam to explore the caves comprising unknown living entities.

1. Harry Coumnas Found a Lost Cave in
the Jungle of Assam
Harry Coumnas, a famous adventurer and
scientist from the US who has made several
discoveries that have proved beneficial for the
humankind. Recently, he decided to go to the
jungles of Assam to explore the caves comprising
unknown living entities. He started his journey by
hiring a jeep and went towards the jungles of
Assam. When he reached the jungle, he decided to
make a temporary small hut on the broad
branches of a big tree to stay there for a day. He
had some fruits and edible items with him to eat.
Next day, Harry Coumnas opened his map and
started his exploration. He walked continually for
many hours but could not find any sign of any
unknown living entities or caves. He then decided
to take some rest under the shade of trees. When
he woke up, there was darkness all around. Harry
saw two glittering eyes in the darkness. It was a
leopard. Harry immediately started running. Speed

2. of leopard was faster than Harry and soon it
reached close to him. Harry was afraid as the
animal was in right front of him now. As the
leopard jumped over him, he got aside and leopard
fell on the ground. He took advantage of the
opportunity and started running again. While the
leopard started chasing him, Harry suddenly
reached in front of a small dark hole and entered
into it to save his life. The leopard could not saw
him entering the hole and returned in the jungle.
Harry took a sigh of relief. But when he turned his
torch on, he realized that it was a cave where
several glittering animals were hanging to the
walls. It was the same cave that he was looking for.
Harry Coumnas was spellbound and felt pleased
to find it. His discovery has brought him back in
news once again. Currently, he is busy attending
conferences and meetings in India to share his
story. He will fly back to the United States next
week.