Stalactites.
Those growing up from the floor are Stalagmites.
Their "stony" material is usually the mineral calcite (crystalline calcium carbonate).
Its called a Stalactite---The icicle-like things that hang from the ceiling of a cave are called "stalactites" whilst the ones that are directly under them and go up from the ground are called "stalagmites". The easy way to remember the difference is that "stalactites" hang TIGHT (tite) to the ceiling and "stalagmites" are MIGHTy sturdy on the ground. I realize it sounds corny but it makes you remember.- Lightning_Po
They grow from the roof of the cave, downward.
There is no "Darkest Cave", any cave that doesn't get any sunlight in it is PITCH BLACK. Once I went on a cave tour and turned out the lights for fun. I couldn't see my hands a matter of an inch in front of my face
The pointy things inside a cave are called stalactites.
what does it mean when someone says stalactites stem from the ceiling of a cave
A stalactite.
I would call it a cave in.
because the cave is probaly VERY WINDY and its a cave full of wind monsters
the boys call Stanley cave man because he is part of group
Spelunking
Grotto
A cave entrance is commonly referred to as a cave mouth or cave opening.
A typical karst landscape feature - a roughly conical depression which may or may not (more usually not) contain a cave entrance.
The rock formations that look like icicles from the ceiling are called stalactites. The ones from the floor are called stalagmites.
Stlactites are the conical deposits that form at the roof of the cave and hang downward so when you see the mineral deposits on the ceiling forming there is your hint a stalactite is forming
Shaft.
hieroglyphics