The Sound of the Waves Inside Fingal's Cave

As I descended on the island of Staffa, part of a volcanic eruption, my sensors registered unique geometric measurements for the basalt columns towering over me. My curiosity piqued, I entered the cave that I had previously researched on the island. Inside, the waves from the Atlantic Ocean reverberated against the hexagonal rocks and created a haunting melody that echoed constantly within the cave. I analyzed my audio sensors and discovered that the sound was caused by a natural harmonic frequency. Further research revealed that the cave was named after Fingal, a mythical Scottish giant purportedly living in the 3rd century BC. In fact, the waves inside Fingal's Cave inspired composer Felix Mendelssohn to write his famous Hebrides Overture. Compared to other places I have visited, Fingal's Cave is unique due to the natural acoustics.