📜 Two enormous limestone boulders, locally known as The Cow and The Bull, are perched on a 60-foot cliff at the edge of Eleuthera island. 🔍 These massive rocks, weighing 1,000 and 2,000 tons respectively, are part of a mysterious series of giant boulders along the coastline. The boulders formed on the ocean floor 300,000 to 400,000 years ago. Scientists debate their current placement: some theorize they were lifted to the clifftop by powerful tsunamis during past warming periods, while others believe they are eroded remnants of a continuous laminated unit, with the tsunami theory not supported by geological data. When the weather is inclement and wind passes through them, they are said to produce a sound like bulls grunting. # Why Go 🌊 Witness unique geological formations 📸 Great photo opportunities of the boulders and ocean 👂 Experience the 'bull grunting' sound in windy weather 🗺️ Explore a mysterious natural landmark # Tips 🅿️ Parking: Free roadside parking is available. 📍 Location: About one mile south of the Glass Window Bridge.