Soda Straws: The Young Stalactites
Soda straws, otherwise known as straws, are hollow, young, delicate stalactites which took shape when crystals gather around a droplet of carbonic acid.
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Soda straws, otherwise known as straws, are hollow, young, delicate stalactites which took shape when crystals gather around a droplet of carbonic acid.
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