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Mud volcanoes are found around the
world, and are commonly produced
when a viscous mixture of water and
sediment (that we commonly call
“mud”) beneath the land or seafloor
surface become pressurized and erupts
to the surface to form a pool that often
is surrounded by a cone similar to the
cone we associate with magma
volcanoes.
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