But that makes it even more challenging for visitors who enjoy exploring. However, the most marvelous likeness in the cave is the silver fox which gives the cave its name. The fox hides in a small hole in the side of the cave. The fox's head is hidden in the rock and its bare tail swings in the air. They are long, hollow tubes that look so brittle that visitors think a gentle breeze would shatter them.
Some experts say, they grow only one centimetre a century.
There is one soda straw alone that measures two metres long. A subterranean river also runs through the cave. A 350-metre section is wide enough for a boat and visitors can take a fantacy boat ride on the river. As they float along the imaginative underground landscape, they will notice how clear and transparent the spring-fed water of the river is, and will long remember their unusual experience.