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A River Travels 8.2 Kilometers Inside a Cave in the Philippines and Ends Directly at Sea, Where the Tide Invades the Lower Half of the System
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Recognized globally, the underground river of Puerto-Princesa represents a rare geological phenomenon on the Asian island. This impressive flow of water sculpted deep galleries over millennia, connecting the tropical forest directly to the ocean. How did the complex cavern form in the Philippines? The spectacular geography of Palawan province resulted from intense chemical and physical processes...
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