What causes holes to go all the way through small pebbles and rocks?
Question asked by: crown42
Asked on: 11 Mar 2009
These are where there is a mix of types of stone, and the stone in the middle is softer, and has been worn away by the tide and so on. The harder rocks around the outside have not got worn so easily so remained whilst the inside has worn away, that is my best guess explanation!
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Replied at: 15 Mar 2009
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