Research Paper On Natural Bridge Caverns

I choose the picture of the Natural Bridge Caverns because of how it’s made with all the layers of rocks. I like it the natural bridge caverns because the visitors who travel to go see the Natural Bridge Cavern travel through different layers of different of rocks. And get to look at the different rocks and learn about the history of the rocks and how there all different. What you’ll find out is Glen Pose is the oldest layer of the rocks. The main reason why visitor’s visit the caverns is for the water moving through the Natural Bridge Caverns joints. My impressions of the place before I started researching it was wow I can’t wait to visit this location soon. And why haven’t never heard of this place ever before since I always go to the San
Also, is the largest cavern in Texas. The cavern took about 2 years to build and then they decided to not show the cavern to the people in Texas until it was finish. But, that’s not all they want the Natural Bridge Caverns to be extremely perfect to the community and the visitor’s so the caverns were not open until July 3,1964. Even though the cavern is old and about 60 years old the cavern is still growing every day. The temperature in the caverns is it that its always around 70’s degree no matter what season or time of year. Another fact of the History of the Natural Bridge Cavern is that the Natural Bridge Cavern is in Texas but also close to the Natural Bridge Wide Life Ranch. It’s always extremely humid in the caverns. The Natural Bridge Caverns were discovered by 4 students who were going to college in San Antonio. The guy name Jack Burch who made the Sonora Cavern he decided to help his friends to finish the Natural Bridge Caverns. On the other hand, I Read 2 eBooks and they had different views and information of the Natural Bridge Caverns History I need for my
With this Vegetation, you will find these flowers called Coreopsis and Ox-eye daisy and my favorite Blue Bonnets in Texas. First, detail I’m going to talk about is the flora mainly in South and central Texas. The "Natural Bridge Caverns is called a living cave because the cave formations are still being formed by water dissolving rock," explains Brian Vauter, Cave Geologist for Natural Bridge Caverns. From here on now I’m going to talk about the Flora inside the Natural Bridge