Mystery of Inca pyramids

1976, when the Brazilian air force carried out aerial photography in the Amazon basin, it claimed to have discovered three strange pyramid-shaped peaks. Who knows, pyramids, like pens and saddles, are also one of the most basic forms of mountain peaks. Why is it strange?

Of course, if those three peaks in the Amazon jungle are really artificial pyramids, that's another matter. It is said that the highest is 200 meters, which is one third higher than the highest pyramid in Egypt. Archaeologists believe that from 12000 to 15000 years ago, an Indian tribe named Mogulala lived in these jungles. Some stone tools, pottery and other cultural relics unearthed today, as well as some inhabited caves in the virgin forest, have confirmed this.