Byrum Sea Stacks, Byrum

Byrums raukar stand on the west coast of northern Öland, just south of the village of Byrum.

Scenario: Daylight

AI-generated artistic interpretation of Byrum Sea Stacks, Byrum, Sweden — Along the shingle shore at Byrum: a loose field of pale, fossil-rich limestone raukar, none more than about four metres high, standing on the beach and in the shallows of the Kalmar Strait, in bright daylight — **Byrum Sea Stacks, Byrum**
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Byrums raukar stand on the west coast of northern Öland, just south of the village of Byrum. About 120 limestone stacks, the tallest around four metres, are spread along some 600 metres of shingle beach in a nature reserve of about three hectares, protected since 1935. The limestone grew from a coral reef in a tropical sea some 490 million years ago and is rich in fossils, including the straight-shelled orthocerids that helped build the reef. Raukar occur only on the Swedish Baltic islands, and Byrum is the only rauk field on Öland.

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