Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Carlsbad Caverns National Park' has mentioned 'Water' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| After the Permian Period, most of the water evaporated and the reef was buried by evaporites and other sediments. | WIKI |
| Susceptible to erosion, water sculpted the Guadalupe Mountain region into its present-day state. | WIKI |
| The combination of hydrogen sulfide and oxygen from the water formed sulfuric acid: H2Sxc2xa0+xc2xa02O2xc2xa0xe2x86x92xc2xa0H2SO4. | WIKI |
| Rainwater and snowmelt percolating downward into the ground pick up carbon dioxide; once this water reaches a cavern ceiling, it precipitates and evaporates, leaving behind a small calcium carbonate deposit. | WIKI |
| Additionally, water on the floor of the caverns can contain carbonic acid and generate mineral deposits by evaporation. | WIKI |
| Mexican free-tailed bats emerging from the natural entrance and flying to the nearest water | WIKI |
| Outside pressure from oil, gas, and water extraction have the potential to impact cave and karst resources, as well as biological and even cultural resources of the park. | UNESCO |
| The city of Carlsbad and other local users have increased the amount of water extracted from the Capitan Aquifer, a karst aquifer that underlies the park. | UNESCO |