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UOM GEOLOGY on Instagram: "How Pedestal rock formed :- Pedestal rocks, also known as rock pedestals or mushroom rocks, are fascinating geological formations created through erosion. Here's how they're formed: Formation Process: 1. Differential Erosion: Two types of rocks with varying resistance to erosion are layered or in contact. 2. Wind and Water Erosion: The softer, less resistant rock is worn away faster than the harder, more resistant rock. 3. Continued Erosion: The softer rock is eroded f
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