Pancake Rocks and Blowholes in New Zealand's Paparoa National Park were formed 30 million years ago.

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Pancake Rocks and Blowholes in New Zealand's Paparoa National Park were formed 30 million years ago. Nowadays the limestone layers are heavily eroded and form cliffs, dramatic inlets and some blowholes at the coast of Tasman Sea. Die Pfannkuchenfelsen im Paparoa-Nationalpark in Neuseeland entstanden vor 30 Millionen Jahren. Bis heute werden diese Kalk-Formationen von Wind und Wellen orientiert und formen steile Klippen, enge Buchen und Blaslöcher.

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Location: Punakaiki Pancake Rocks, Paparoa National Park, Buller District, West Coast, New Zealand
Photo credit: © Roland Knauer / Alamy / Afripics
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