VOICED - French cave home to earliest drawings wins World Heritage status

The Chauvet Cave in Southern France, discovered in 1994, remained untouched for 20,000 years. It contains well-preserved paleolithic art, including 1,000 charcoal paintings of extinct animals. Due to their fragility, the cave is closed to the public, but a replica is being constructed to allow visitors to experience its historical significance. The challenge is to capture the cave's essence and atmosphere in the replica.

What is the significance of the upcoming man-made cavern related to the Chauvet Cave?

What do experts hope to achieve with the replica of the Chauvet Cave?