Caves are cold because of the cold water inside the cave that runs through most.
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That's true to a point but caves can be cold with no running water in them - and there are very many cases that are dry. (They have lost their formative streams.) There is a rule of thumb that says a cave's air temperature is about that of the mean annual air temperature for the area in which it lies, but this is not so for all caves.
Caves has always bin important so that the animals and wild things can sleep in case of cold sick poor animals
Yes, caves are typically cold environments because they are underground and insulated from outside temperatures.
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mostly in cold places
no Caves are irregularly shaped, and are quite varied in their irregular shapes.
Why am I Always cold
some... but most are warm if they go to close to the mantle
because a cave is to cold for a Beatles's.
Caves are usually cold, with temperatures ranging from around 45F to 55F. Factors that influence temperature variations in caves include the depth of the cave, the surrounding rock type, air circulation, and the presence of water sources.
is it always cold in toronto
The Antarctic Desert is always cold.