Trivia: Which cave’s artwork was discovered in southern France in 1994?
Magura Cave
Altamira Cave
Chauvet Cave
Cave of Swimmers
The correct answer is Chauvet Cave
So why is this answer correct? : Discovered in 1994, Chauvet Cave in southern France is considered one of the most significant prehistoric art sites in the world. As far back as 36,000 years ago, artists here painted not just the familiar herbivores found in many Paleolithic sites — such as horses, cattle, and mammoths — but also rendered predators such as panthers and bears, along with extinct subspecies like cave lions and cave hyenas.