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you can mostly find these on the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico

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It takes a long time for a cenote to form. Rain water absorbs a gas (carbon dioxide) from the air and forms a weak acid. As this trickles down through tiny cracks in the limestone, the weak acid dissolves a mineral in the limestone called calcite. Over time the limestone is dissolved and a cenote is formed.

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are underground cave systems filled with water. They are different than regular caves the cave entrance is in the ground but just as a giant hole into water