földleveg
Földleveg is a Hungarian term that translates to "earth breath" or "earth air." It refers to a natural phenomenon observed in certain cave systems and geological formations where air exchange occurs between the subterranean environment and the surface. This exchange is driven by differences in temperature and pressure.
During warmer months, the cooler air within caves tends to flow outwards, while in colder months, warmer
This phenomenon is often noticeable as a gentle breeze emanating from cave mouths or cracks in the