If we go by the explanation above found HERE … I can only ask where is the ground water that’s suppose to fill these sinkholes seen in Florida ? …

It often appear that most sinkholes are bone dry …

These events still seems to point to two cause and effect of which I consider are not naturally produced …  one of which would be an advance technology below sending out some sort of a high frequency light beam eating away or harvesting particles which otherwise would have kept stable the earth’s solid matter .. causing the surrounding loose dirt to cave in ….

(CNN) — A sinkhole opened up Monday afternoon about three miles from the Bush home. The hole was between two houses, one of them vacant, and caused no structural damage, Hillsborough County Fire Rescue said.

The hole measures 12 feet across and four to five feet deep, said Puz, the county spokesman. He said there is no reason to believe the holes are related.Full article HERE

May 14, 2012 Just a week after a massive sinkhole displaced a family in Orlando, another sinkhole just cracked up in Jonesville. And it is a huge one too, 40 foot wide and 80 foot long. The Robert and Rhonda Matheny heard a crack in their backyard, similar to a thunder strike. “The first time I saw it,” Robin told the Gainesville Sun, “the first thing I said is, ‘Ready to move?’ ”

One of the Matheny’s neighbors told News 4 Jax, “Sinkholes are a part of living like Florida. Kind of like snakes. You gotta understand they’re around and insure against them and do the best you can.” Florida is comprised of limestone, an already porous rock that dissolves easily in acidic rainwater. Article HERE