Hurricane Cliffs are steep rock formations typically found along coastlines that are shaped by powerful ocean waves and strong winds. These cliffs are often created in areas prone to severe weather, including hurricanes, which can erode the land and create dramatic landscapes. The term "Hurricane Cliffs" can also refer to specific locations, such as those found in the Caribbean or Florida, where the impact of storms is particularly evident. These cliffs serve as natural barriers, protecting inland areas from storm surges and flooding while also providing unique habitats for various marine and terrestrial species.