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It was probably a big formation that got weathered and eroded by wind down to that, or maybe the water had something to do with it!?

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It looks like it is in a cave and possibly was filled with hot water that maybe caused crystals and other minerals to form one where shaped nicely cause of the hat water melting it a bit?

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Being on the coast it was probably connected to main land and was there for billions of years and wind has weathered it away.

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It looks like the Boulder got broken off a cliff and fell in between the two cliffs that has cause it to get stuck cause it’s not small enough.

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It looks like the Boulder somehow broke off the cliff and fell in between two cliffs and got stuck cause it was to big

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This bolder was probably apart of a mountain and then the mountain eroded

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The rock probably was just there but then it got stuck because the mountain was eroding and weathering

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This was a haven for crystals because it had all the right conditions to make many big crystals all over

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Sediments from other rocks sank to the ocean floor, over time cementation and compaction occcured causing rock to form.

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It looks like a Boulder broke off over time and fell into the hole and got stuck because it was to big

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I think this is a sedimentary rock that was formed a long time ago and was slowly eroded/weathered away from the ocean it’s in and the wind that probably comes off the water.

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A boulder got weathered away from its original rock formation and rolled down the hill and got stuck in between the 2 cliffs

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It looks like it is in a cave and possibly was filled with hot water that maybe caused crystals and other minerals to form a big crystal.

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It looks like a island that has gotten eroded away over a very long time⏱

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It looks like the boulder fell in between the two cliffs that had weathered away. It got stuck there because it was too big to fall down all the way.

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It looks like it is a cave filled with crystals. It was possibly filled with water and hot enough for crystals to form.

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It looks like this rock got weathered away by wind and water, causing it to break of sediments.

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It looks like the Boulder somehow fell off the cliff and got stuck because it was too big.

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The boulder was apart of the mountain and the mountain eroded.

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It looks like the rock fell and it got into a crack and now it’s just chilling there but it will end up falling sometime.

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It looks like a big Boulder got loose or broke off and rolled and got stuck in the crack of two cliffs. The cliffs are really close so the boulder got stuck in the crack

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The Boulder broke off and got wedged in

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Sediments were weathered away from bigger rocks, and were deposited in this spot from water and wind. It was compacted into layers, and cemented where the minerals crystallized. It’s also a possibility that it was apart of the mainland, but over billions of years eroded away.

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A sedimentary rock formation that was eroded and weathered away to that.

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Since it is right next to the ocean it probably got weather and slowly shrunk and shrunk as sediments came of and into the sand and this is where it is at now.

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Since it is right next to the ocean it probably got weather and slowly shrunk and shrunk as sediments came of and into the sand and this is where it is at now.

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A cave filled with hot water that formed large crystals. Then the water went away.

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A Boulder got weathered, broke of and was wedges in between two big rocks.

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It was probably connected to a piece of land but for being there for probably millions/ billions of years it got weathered and eroded

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I think the wind and maybe the water eroded it down to a really small part of a rock over a really long amount of time.

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The big rock or boulder got stuck in between the two cliffs.

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Probably wind erosion over extended periods of ime

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This is most likely a sedimentary rock and over time the ocean has taken some of its pieces with it and that’s why there is uneven layering.

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It looks like the rock got weathered away by the wind and maybe even rain? Causing the sediments breaking off

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Maybe the cave was filled with water at one point and the the spikes were product of erosion on tougher rocks

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This looks like sedimentary rocks and over time the wind and other factors has taken pieces of the rocks with it and that’s why the layers are uneven.

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I think the rock got weathered and eroded down into the formation it holds in present time. I would guess that water could’ve eroded it down, same with the wind.

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Island that was eroded by the current

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Got weathered down and eroded by the wind.

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The wind was probably lower for a long period of time so the tops stayed larger while the bottoms were eroded

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This cave shows the minerals that have been slowly forming for thousands of years. The cave was probably filled with water which helped form some of the large mineral crystals in the cave.

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I think the tower was eroded by big wave for a very long time

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Bolder got broken off and got stuck in between the to mountains.

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I would guess that the Boulder broke away from the main rocks on either side and fell but got lodged in between the large cliffs.

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Got weathered away by the water then broke into the sediments.

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It looks like the rocks were part of a larger formation but got weathered away by the wind into smaller structures that stick out of the water.

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Looks like the cave had the perfect heat and condition to help form minerals into crystals

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It probably formed from minerals in the water crystallized when the water was evaporating and the reason they come from the top of the cave is over time the water level in the cave probably dropped

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It looks like the rocks were all conjoined at one point in a formation but then got weathered and eroded down into towers that stand above the present ground level.

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It looks as if it was once a piece of land that had been there for a very long time that eventually got weathered and eroded away

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It looks like a bolder broke off something else and when it fell it was too big to fall through.

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It looks like it was once a giant rock that got weathered and eroded away

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I think it was weathered and eroded by wind

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I think the crystals in the cave were formed by water because it looks like water dripping from a faucet

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A coarse rock that has been eroded over time

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A Boulder that fell in between the rocks

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It looks like it is definitely in a cave and possibly was filled with water that caused the minerals to form into big crystals.

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It looks like rock weathered by rain

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Depending on where this is this could be from tide change and erosion.

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It looks like it’s been eroded and weathered because of water and wind.

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I think this is the place where crystals were made. Maybe magma used to be In here. Over time has cooled and left a bunch of coarse crystals.

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It seems the bolder fell in between the two cliffs do to some sort of environment and ended up rolling of into the area it is now in or part of the rock broke off and made it roll

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This could of been from a rock slide and it got wedge into the cliff and the rest were small and fell through. Also could of been from weathering.

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There was a lot of weathering and erosion that happened to the rocks. The middle of the rocks are slowly getting smaller over time

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I think that this rock has been weathered down by mix of wind and waves

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This is a sedimentary rock that got weathered and/or eroded for a long period time of long

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It looks like weathering and erosion wore down the rocks and formed these shapes. It’s quite interesting that the top of the rocks are bigger.

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This picture looks like a cave filled with crystals, in order for those crystals to form the cave would’ve had to been filled with the hot water in order for the crystals to crystallize. This can take thousands of years.

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It probably weathered off the island creating it’s own separate land form.

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The rock likes smooth

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Wheathered away

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It formed crystals

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The mountain eroded

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It has been eroded

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The rock got weathered

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Overtime rain and wind most likely weathered the rock into these shapes

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I think the water eroded it down to some of the rock it was before over a large amount of time.

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A rock was weather than was broken into sediments one of the sediment fell into the canyon and got wedged in there that’s why it is not falling deeper into the canyon

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The rock has been deformed by the water

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I think this rock got weathered by the wind and maybe in the past if there was a hurricane. The strung wind and pressure of the ocean can weather some stuff.

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This is probably a limestone cave that eroded

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Mechanical weathering there is lines and sediments from wind erosion

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This cave was formed by chemical weathering, the limestone below the surface is a part of how they are formed.

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It looks like the Boulder broke off of the mountain and got stuck since it wasn’t big enough.

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Mechanical weathering

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I think that you could say mechanical and chemical. For mechanical abrasion from wind and the waves hitting the rock. For chemical you could say plant acids because of the fuzzy green stuff at the top of the rock, it is probably moss.

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Cave that’s filled with crystals probably made by hot water and chemicals.

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that’s is verrrry suspicion very dangerous with all this weathering going around

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This cave had hot water and it had the right materials to make those big crystals like we saw in that video about the cave in Mexico

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This would be an example for ice wedge. Because you can see the rock is wedged in between the 2 cliffs.

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Chemical

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Mechanical

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Maybe abrasion or some type of weathering caused the Boulder to fall in between the crack of two rocks.

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It looks like at some point the rock was bigger, then it was weathered by abrasion. Mechanical

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This has been mechanically weathered. It was probably from abrasion.

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Chemical