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sea cave

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sea cave [′sē ‚kāv]
(geology)
A split or hollow opening, usually at sea level, in the base of a sea cliff, formed by waves acting on weak parts of the weathered rock. Also known as marine cave; sea chasm.


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In fact, the only time the pair sensed they were in any danger was when they wandered into a sea cave near Catalina Island, but they were able to turn around and get out safely.
Wash it down with a "Thirsty Camel Cooler" before hitting the Jerusalem Street Market, spelunking the Qumran Dead Sea Caves, or checking out first-century Jerusalem at the largest indoor model in the world.
The state boasts a wider variety -- sea caves, granite and marble caves, lava tubes -- than most regions of the world.
 
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