The acidic water causes the erosion of the soluble rock layers beneath the surface - eventually creating cavernous spaces.
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As a result, the water that reaches the soluble rock is acidic.
Usually this layer is a soluble carbonate rock, such as limestone or its purer form, chalk.
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