A coastal blowhole is a natural geological feature formed when ocean water is forced into a narrow opening in coastal rock, creating a spout of water that shoots up into the air. This phenomenon typically occurs in rocky shorelines where waves crash with significant force, pressurizing the water in underground cavities. When the pressure builds up enough, it escapes through the blowhole, resulting in dramatic water jets. Blowholes can vary in size and intensity, often influenced by tidal changes and wave conditions.
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in your blow hole
The Kiama Blow Hole is made of latite.
Dolphins have blow holes, not blow horns. The blow hole allows the dolphin to inhale and exhale air. The blow hole is analogous to a nostril in other mammals.
you blow at a diagnal into the hole at the top make a little hole with ur mouth and blow hard
No, the aliens did not blow hole in ozone layer. It is by man made processes.
It is called a blow hole.
it breathes and the rest is magic
Yes they do.
You shoot it
the coastal plain was formed when she got on her knees and started to blow:)
The blow hole is a muscular sphincter; like the human lips, it has the power to close by itself, with nothing covering it.