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Stalactites were not discovered by any single individual. They have formed in caves over thousands of years due to the slow dripping of mineral-rich water. The first documented observations of stalactites are believed to date back to ancient civilizations who explored caves for shelter and resources.

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you find a stalactites in the east side of the cave.


Why there is no stalactites and stalagmites in Kuwait?

Kuwait doesn't have caves as big to have stalactites and stalagmite


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Caves, on the ceiling.one way to remember is that. stalactites have to hang on tight to the ceiling!


Who discovered stalactites and stalagmites?

Nobody will ever know because early ancestors discovered them and nobody lived that long to tell +++ Not long ago, archaeologists investigating a small stone circle made from stalagmites in a cave in Southern France, dated the site as Neanderthal .