Biocyclone Cave

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Biocyclone Cave is a cave in Gunung Buda National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia. The cave has a 100-metre (330 ft) wide entrance. Its length is 2,278 metres (7,474 ft), with a vertical range of 152 metres (499 ft). It was first explored and surveyed by an American expedition in 1995.

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Physical geography of Sarawak

Coastal features

Islands	Bruit Beting Raja Jarum/Patinggi Ali (disputed) Beting Serupai (disputed)

Interior and water features

Caves	Benarat Biocyclone Clearwater Deer Good Luck Niah
Hills	Batu Buli Batu Lawi Pagon
Mountains	Api Benarat Dulit Iran Mulu Murud Pueh Rumput Santubong Singai
Rivers	Balleh Balui Bangkit Baram Bintangor Igan Katibas Kemena Lupar Maong Oya Padungan Pandaruan Rajang Santubong Sarawak

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