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A hole in the ground that opens up suddenly is often referred to as a sinkhole. Sinkholes can form due to the erosion of underground limestone, which creates voids that eventually collapse, leading to a sudden depression or hole at the surface. These geological features can be dangerous, as they can occur without warning and may swallow structures or vehicles. They are more common in areas with karst topography, where water has eroded the rock over time.

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