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A whirlpool in nature is caused by the interaction of opposing currents, often in confined areas like narrow straits or around obstacles. When fast-moving water encounters slower-moving water, it can create a circular motion, leading to a vortex. Additionally, factors such as the shape of the riverbed, tidal forces, and wind can contribute to the formation and strength of a whirlpool. These dynamic interactions create the swirling motion characteristic of whirlpools.

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