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The landscape before you was explosively created by volcanic eruptions as cracks in the earth’s crust allowed lava to blast, plop, and flow onto the surface, forming unusual features such as cinder cones, monoliths, and caves in what is known today as the Craters of the Moon National Monument, an unusual ocean of black rock with a moon-like landscape that also includes seasonal wild flowers.
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