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The stalactites in some of the world’s most visited show caves are being slowly killed by the breath of the tourists who come to see them, because the carbon dioxide and moisture from millions of exhalations changes the air chemistry enough to corrode the very formations people paid to admire.
A show cave is what speleologists call any cave that has been developed for public tourism. There are…