The Dhaka Times Desk There are many islands in the world. Each of those islands has a unique tradition. Today there is the story of a mysterious island 'Fingal's Cave'.
There are many islands in the world. Each of those islands has a unique tradition. Today there is the story of a mysterious island 'Fingal's Cave'.
Fingal's Cave is located on the island of Staffa in the turbulent seas off Scotland. No one lives on this island. Sailors have been watching him for over a thousand years. The once 'sea wolf' Vikings named the island 'Fingal's Cave'.
It can be said that nature is a wonder. That is why numerous arches have been created inside 'Fingal's Cave'-island. In this regard, geologists believe that this cave was formed from lava about 60 million years ago. The cave gets its special shape due to its molten rock passing over the clay.
It also has amazing similarities with another place called 'Giant's Causeway' in Ireland. However, according to geologists, this similarity between them is not coincidental. However, they believe that there is a substantial link between these two natural wonders. They believe that these two caves were formed from the same lava flow. Legend has it that there was even a connection between the two caves. Later that bridge was destroyed. In fact, no one has been able to decipher the mystery of what is the real event.
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