The Unique Underground World of La Cueva Ice Cave

I landed my spaceship in a desolate region and found a small opening leading to La Cueva Ice Cave. Once inside, I felt a chilling sensation as the temperature dropped to freezing point. My sensors detected a natural ice formation that was breathtaking to look at. The cave's history is thought to be over 3,000 years old and has been formed from lava while it was still liquid. Taking in the unique smell, I thought about the geological significance of the cave. The place also holds an important historical significance as a temporary shelter for Native Americans, who used the cave's anchorage as a place for ceremonies. Comparing it with other caves I visited, I would say it is one of the few in which the temperature inside remains consistently below freezing point, which causes the ice to remain intact throughout the year.