What is the difference between a cave and a cavern?
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#113371. Asked by crazycube. (Mar 12 10 8:45 AM)
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Caverns are a specific type of cave, one that is naturally formed in soluble rock and has the ability to form speleothems. The terms are, however, often used interchangeably.
Lists abound. Can you put in the item that goes between the two given? Roy G Biv would know the answer to "In the spectrum: Between red and yellow" is orange.
The third stage in "Banjo-Kazooie" is the dingy Clanker's Cavern. See what you've learned in the depths of this dank dump. Of course, the game is for the Nintendo 64. Good luck!
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