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She created the Cueva de los Cristales, aka the amazing Giant Crystal Cave, 980 feet below the surface in Naica, Mexico.
Usually you think of caves as being cold places. Not this one. It's hot, with temperatures reaching up to 136 degrees fahrenheit (58 degrees celcius), and humidity of 90% to 99%.
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How amazing is this??? It would make a great setting for a story, don't you think?
What is the coolest natural creation you've ever discovered?
Please tell me about it in the comments, or share your thoughts with me at TheRealABShepherd@hotmail.com.
Want to know the science behind the formation of the cave? Why not let Hank Green tell you all about it in this short 4 minute video.
Wow. Crystal claves are the most magical places ever. After seeing these images, I really want to visit one,a nd experience the wonder, and magic. Truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI agree, but from what research I've done it is very hot in these caves. Researchers have to wear special suits and can't explore as far as they want to do to physical constraints.
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