The Wormhole of Inishmore : On the rugged cliffs of Inishmore, the largest of Ireland's Aran Islands, lies a feature that baffles both geologists and historians: the Wormhole, or Poll na bPéist—which translates ominously to the "Serpent's Lair." This isn't your ordinary tidal pool. The Wormhole is a strikingly rectangular basin, carved straight into the limestone as if by a giant's hand. Seawater surges in from underground fissures, causing the pool to rhythmically fill, overflow, and drain in a

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