Venezuela, Roraima, The Result of Exposure to Wind, Water and Temperature

Roraima (Tepuy Roraima) - table mountain (tepui) in South America. Located on the Guiana Highlands at the junction of Brazil (Roraima), Venezuela (Canaima National Park) and Guyana.
Roraima was first described by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1596. Reports of subsequent expeditions to the mountain region inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to write the novel “The Lost World”.