A river carves a canyon like a tiny sculptor working for millions of years. Imagine the river is a little kid with a spoon, and the land is soft clay, over time, the spoon keeps digging, making bigger and bigger holes. The water carries rocks and dirt away, which makes the hole even deeper.
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- A river like a spoon digging into clay over many years.
- Rocks carried in the water act like tiny tools.
- Even small pebbles can help wear down big rocks over time.
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See also
- How Do Volcanoes Influence the Climate?
- What Causes ‘Glaciers’ and How Do They Shape the Earth?
- How Does a Glacier Move Across the Land?
- How Do Scientists Know What the Inside of Earth Looks Like?
- How Did the Earth Get Its Layers?
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