@jemostrom The holes are caused by erosion and are also populated by lots of tiny wildlife. [This is a lovely article about Australian rock pools.](https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2019/08/portals-of-life-exploring-the-ecology-australias-rock-pools/)

Exploring Belmore Basin

A toddler’s feet on a rock that’s full of eroded holes

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@martinfeld I assume that's not natural? (And I'm not talking about the feet)

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@jemostrom Yes, they’re natural formations in the rock pools. 👍

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@martinfeld any idea what caused it to look like that

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@jemostrom The holes are caused by erosion and are also populated by lots of tiny wildlife. This is a lovely article about Australian rock pools.

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