Cano Cristales
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Cano Cristales River in Colombia, also known as the "River of Five Colors" or "Rainbow River", transforms into a spectacular natural display of colors for a brief period each year due to special algae that grow on the riverbed rocks. During this time between wet and dry seasons, the entire riverbed is covered in an array of blues, greens, reds, and other hues. This colorful phenomenon only lasts a few days when conditions are optimal for the algae before the river either floods or dries up. The remote river is only accessible by horse or mule on occasional tours.
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to 50 percent of the sediment's total volume. Pore space depends on the size and shape of the grains; how they are packed together; the degree of sorting; and in sedimentary rocks, the amount of cementing material. Most igneous and metamorphic rocks, as well as some sedimentary rocks, are composed of tightly interlocking crystals so the voids between grains may be negligible. In these rocks, fractures must provide the voids.
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This diagram illustrates the relative positions of many features associated with subsurface water.
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Porosity
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Variations in porosity can be great. Sediment is commonly quite porous, and open spaces may occupy 10 percent
Permeability
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