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caves are big

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Carbonic acid erodes the rock

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Maybe underground water can carve out a cave

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Caves are formed when limestone dissolves with rain water

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mine isnt working but probably water wearing down rock- bella thanel

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mine isnt working but probably water wearing down rock- bella thanel

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Limestone is weakened over time by carbon dioxide which then causes it to expand or something like that.

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Caves are formed by the dissolution of limestone.

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When water breaks down Lime
stone and rock over time

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I think that water carves out the inside of the cave and dissolves into the rock

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What cole said

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Maybe water carves out the cave

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Water inside of the ground carves our the shape of a cave

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Water dissolves or erodes the rock forming a large opening into the ground

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Water will break through rock and create an open area in the rock

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rain water dissolves the rock and overtime it forms a cave from carbon dioxide

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underground water and erosion carves out a cave.

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I think that at sometime in the past a very fast body of water carved it out

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Water carves out the inside of the ground.

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Water inside the ground carves out a cave and the water dissolves into the rock

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Water that dissolves