Colossal Cave was formed years ago by underground running water. Today, it is the home to many animals, like bats. These interac
tions are an example of _____. biosphere, atmosphere, and lithosphere interaction hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere interaction hydrosphere, lithosphere, and atmosphere interaction atmosphere and biosphere interaction
The correct answer is B. Hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere interaction.
Explanation
Colossal Cave is a cave system of approximately 5 km, formed by the flow of groundwater located in the United States. It is believed that it was used by indigenous communities. Currently, it does not contain water inside, without embryo the formations made by water are found. This complex cave system was discovered in 1879 by Soloman Lick who owned a property near the caves.
These caves are the result of the interaction of the hydrosphere (system that encompasses all the bodies of water on Earth), lithosphere (system referred to the earth's crust and its formations) and biosphere (system referred to all life forms existing in Earth) because they were initially formed from the underground water stream that interacted with the earth's crust forming these caves, which has subsequently been used by several animals such as bats to take refuge. So, the correct answer is B. Hydrosphere, lithosphere and biosphere interaction.
A lake is natural body of still fresh or salt water usually found inland and sometimes in mountain regions. They are larger and deeper than ponds in all proportions.
A lake can be viewed as body of water surrounded by land.
Most lakes are usually internal drainage basins that collects water from rivers the feeds and empties into them.
Example is Lake chad.
Rivers do not go out of lakes, they are fed by rivers.
