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    Descriptive Essay On Vakia

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    form within the mountains. Unfortunately, out of the six thousand caves found throughout the country, only fifteen happen to be open to the public. Many of the caves have unique features called stalagmites and stalactites. Stalagmites are rocks, which rise from the ground while stalactites, much like Stalagmites, differ in that they are rocks, which hang from the ceiling. These rocks most closely resemble something us Minnesotans are all too familiar with, known as icicles. From the pictures…

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    vertical stripes, was incomparably beautiful, matched with a tailor’s eye for harmony by his pure white chest and underside and the black rings for his long tail.” (pg. 151), “My, my, what an enormous pink cave. Look at those yellow stalactites and stalagmites...Richard Parker’s tongue, the size and colour of a rubber hot water bottle, retreated and his mouth closed.” (pg. 179) Yann Martel didn’t create the image of the tiger being powerful or the fear it creates. On the other hand, The Tyger by…

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    Snowdin: A Short Story

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    It was a cold and stormy night within the caverns of Snowdin. Rain from the stalagmites had been collected and poured onto Snowdin as well as onto a young girl. The girl was a newcomer from New Home and had decided to move to Snowdin due to the overcrowding happening there. She shivered as she walked towards a bunny rabbit-type monster. She approached the monster shyly, "E-ehm... e-excuse me, c-can you tell me where one can get out of the rain and s-some place warm...?" she said. "Huh...?…

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    Travis was sitting down, resting before his big day. “Tomorrow I will finally get to go to the Carlsbad caverns national park. This will be the trip of a lifetime.” Travis had already packed his bags and was off on his journey to Carlsbad caverns national park. “Hey where are you going?” said a mysterious voice. Travis responded, “I’m on my way to Carlsbad caverns national park.” Right after he said that he never heard a response. Travis was on his way looking around for his friends David and…

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    Unable to feel anything, and they stopped thinking that all hope was lost. Devlin leaned back to lay down when his head hit something hard and bumpy. He looked over to Stacey and told her that he found a stalagmite. Devlin told Stacey to try to lift a piece of the rope over and around the stalagmite. Once they were able to get it over, they started to turn back and forth to try to rip the rope using the friction from the rope against the rock. They continue to turn back and forth but nothing…

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    Marsupial Tapir History

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    far more than bones, with fossil plant material, pollen, fossilized algae and even DNA. This enables scientists to make a comprehensive image of the atmosphere/environment throughout this point in time. Associated calcite formations (such as stalagmites) have preserved essential data on past climate. For example, past rainfall will be determined by analysing the fine growth layers inside the formations. No one is aware of the extent of the Naracoorte Cave system. There are also additional…

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    Underwater Reverie in the Deep Sea As an underwater cave’s ominous mysteries are explored, the fish start to play. The stalagmites’ aged decay brings whimsy in a way that’s impossible to find elsewhere. A lone scuba divers shines a light forward, while normally he would be uncomfortable, he is in awe. Deep in the ocean lies a strange earth that’s full of mystery and has the potential for exploration, deep into my mind lies curiosity and philosophy. The water-earth qualities accurately depict…

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    We got to see stalagmites, stalactites, flowstones, chandeliers and soda straws. We took lots and lots of pictures because if I didn't slow my family, I feel like they wouldn't have believed me. We spent about half our day there, and then after that she took me to the San…

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    Peqi In Burial Cave

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    The Peqi’in Burial Cave The Peqi'in cave is situated in the Galilean hills, which sloped down to the “east to Peqi’in valley” in northern Israel . The Peqi’in cave was discovered in 1995, when a road was being built when a “bulldozer accidentally” collapsed the roof of the cave . In the summer of 1995, salvage excavation was conducted by Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) . This Chalcolithic burial site was revealed to be a geologically active cave. Stratigraphy The length of the cave is 17…

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    Yummy! Yummy!), stalagmites (ones you might trip over or they might reach the ceiling), stalactites (they might reach the bottom or they hang tight to the ceiling), cave popcorn (has a big blob on top and looks like a popcorn kernel), soda straws (hollow stalactites that hang…

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