How does an avalanche affect the earths surface?

Answer 1

Avalanches form when disturbances, such as blizzards, dislodge a large mound of snow. Avalanches are caused by weather that makes the snow unstable. Earth tremors, heavy winds, and explosions can also cause avalanches.
An avalanche is a snow drift which can travel for miles (depending on the location) which can completely destroy villages on mountain peaks and the roads with them and also the trees and wildlife

-Dr. Russel Crowe

Answer 2

An avalanche can significantly alter the Earth's surface by removing vegetation, altering the shape of the landscape, and depositing debris downstream. This can lead to changes in the ecosystem, increased erosion, and potential hazards for human settlements located in avalanche-prone areas.

Answer 3

Avalanches can be effected on land by snow banks in you backyard.

Answer 4

it hits the bumps of the mountain and make them flat

Answer 5

it hurts them and kills them

Answer 6

it just covers part of the city

Answer 7

with a kamamaha attck

Answer 8

because