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Ryūgūdō
Ryūgūdō is a limestone sea cave situated in Kōchi Prefecture on the island of Shikoku, Japan. The cave derives its name from Ryūgū-jō, the mythological undersea palace of the dragon god in Japanese folklore. Recognized for its geological and cultural significance, the site has been officially designated as a national natural monument. Subject to tidal conditions, the cavern's interior features typ...
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Smoo Cave
Smoo Cave is a large sea cave and geological formation located near the village of Durness in Sutherland, Scotland. The cave features a unique combination of marine and freshwater erosion, characterized by a massive tidal sea entrance and a collapsed sinkhole in its main chamber. Inside, the Smoo Burn drops roughly 20 meters as a freshwater waterfall into the cave's interior. It is accessible to t...
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