Mammoth Cave National Park

Stalactites.

It is in the United States.

no dummie thier thousands of people thier everyday. its like asking if a school has bears.

Stephen Bishop was slave guide who discovered more than 20 miles of Mammoth cave.

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Kentucky.

There are no butterflys in Mammoth Cave, but there are crickets and plenty of bats.

it is a cave formation deposited by dripping or flowing water . it is NOT a natural bridge

a mammoth represents leadership.

It is 641.41 miles according to MapQuest.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 7 hours and 39 minutes.

Kentucky's stunning Mammoth Cave is primarily limestone, capped with sandstone. The amazing cave formations are calcite and gypsum.

In those respects it is not at all unique, but with its linked Flint Ridge Cave it forms the world's longest system (360+ miles surveyed).

cave consumers are things that consume what the producers make

Pretty much the same way they do now, except c-section wasn't an option.

Wonder World Park is located in San Marcos, Texas. The largest attraction at the amusement park is Wonder Cave which is an earthquake cave. Wonder World Park also has a wildlife park and a miniature train.

Cave Mappers believe it could get up to 560 miles long.

Yes, it is in Mammoth Cave National Park.

I can't speak for Mammoth Cave as I've never visited it (nor come to that the USA!) but generally, caves form on levels controlled by the relative elevations of their sinks (absorbing water from the land-surface) and risings (springs) - the water's outlet at a lower level.

Over geological time the outlet level is lowered, typically by the valley in which the spring lies being deepened by "rejuvenation" in response often to falling sea-levels. This down-cutting works its way back up-stream.

If the rising is lowered, the cave's stream will erode its way down to the new level, often developing new, descending passages to do so. The original outlet may thus be left abandoned higher up the hillside, as a dry entrance.

This cycle may be repeated several times, as in Mammoth Cave (and many others) to leave a distinct set of passage levels throughout the system.

For a detailed description of Mammoth Cave's specific development you'd have to seek out formal reports or books on it, written by cavers who have explored, surveyed and studied it.

The driving distance between Louisville, KY and Edwardsville, IL is approximately 265 miles. The driving time would be approximately 4 hours 30 minutes if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)

because it is their national anthem

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Yes since 1941.