The speed of the landslide and mud flow be varied, depending what caused it.
It depends on many factors such as landslide type, lubrication, nature of the rock etc. It can be a slow creep, or move at some tens of miles an hour.
It takes about 30 minutes
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If a fire has occurred on an area with steep slopes heavy rainfall may trigger landslides and mudflows.
A landslide is of big chunks of rock that slide down the hill and a mud flow is of clay that turn into a muddy mess. So: LANDSLIDE :is of big chunks of rock that slide down the hill MUD FLOW :is of clay that turn into a muddy mess.
Landslides are when land breaks off of a mountain or hill and crumbles as it slides down destroying everything in its path. Mudflows are very similar to landslides but contain 60% of water.
Breathing in poisonous fumes, and of course falling into lava. :P
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landslides/bogbursts/mudflows the best answer is landslides
mudflows slump creep landslides
mudflows slump creep landslides
They are both movement of rock and sediment down hillsides
mudslides are mud and happen when it rains alot, landslides can be caused by lots of rain but are usually caused by earthquakes
A landslide is the most destructive type of mass movement, and a mudflow is the rapid movement of a mixture of water, rock, and soil.
If a fire has occurred on an area with steep slopes heavy rainfall may trigger landslides and mudflows.
A landslide is of big chunks of rock that slide down the hill and a mud flow is of clay that turn into a muddy mess. So: LANDSLIDE :is of big chunks of rock that slide down the hill MUD FLOW :is of clay that turn into a muddy mess.
Landslides, mudflows, slump and creep
Landslides are when land breaks off of a mountain or hill and crumbles as it slides down destroying everything in its path. Mudflows are very similar to landslides but contain 60% of water.
You can prevent Mudslides/landslides by planting trees and plants and also creating stepps