Geological monument of nature "Lamb's foreheads"

They are common in Nova Scotia (Canada), the Scandinavian and Kola Peninsulas, Finland and Karelia. Novoaidar's "curly rocks" (as they are sometimes called) got their name for their unusual shape.
If you look at this geological monument of nature with an area of ​​2 hectares, it really looks like four huge rams that have become petrified, standing close to each other. All you have to do is climb Mount Baranyachi Loby - you can find small caves there - these are deepenings that were once used as shelters.
Once billions of years ago, the sea roared in this place. Now, only these marl deposits up to 50 m high remind us of the former power of the water element. They, like giant guards, continue to monitor how the world around them is changing.