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Winding streams of dark grey wet mud flowing across a pale, dry, cracked mud surface.
Mud Volcanoes rising to the surface Sarah Weick
Laughing person in a mud-splattered red hooded jacket holding a grey sediment core tube on a boat, with a grey lake and misty mountains behind.
The happiness of taking a muddy core Loic Piret
Low tide beach of wet sand with grey clay and silt exposed in rows of small scalloped cusps and ridges, with a few seabirds standing near the water's edge.
Mud cusps at Cap Blanc-Nez Franziska Staudt
Group of five people on a ship deck at sea, wearing jackets and scarves, closely examining a small sample of sediment held in one person's palm.
Young international scientists aboard RV ELISABETH MANN BORGESE Marie Heidenreich
Aerial close-up of a drying sinkhole in brown mud: a dark rimmed hollow with tilted inner blocks around a white and orange salt crust, with curved cracks around it.
Close-up sinkhole at the Dead Sea Djamil Al-Halbouni
Video of a brown mound of cracked dried mud with a pale grey mud flow running down its slope under a hazy sky, with a caption reading Qobustan. Palçiq vulkanlari. Video, 1 minute 9 seconds1:09
Mud volcano pumping in Azerbaijan Fuad Rahimov
Grey mud bubble frozen mid-burst in a boiling mud pool, its thin shell torn into curled flaps, ringed by concentric ripples of mud with other bursting spots behind.
Burst Melissa Bukovsky

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