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Why moles have poor eyesight?
moles live under the soil its too dark under the soil they get less sunlight and there is one more reason that is , under the soil they dont hav enough light to see things in distance so this is wwhy moles have poor eyesight.
Why did people believe that the solar system was formed by the big bang?
It was formed by the big bang but nobody knows how it was formed or what there was before the big bang
What is the natural vegetation of Ukraine?
your big booty momma
How does climate causes soil formation?
The hotter and more humid a climate, the faster and more completely big rocks are broken into smaller rocks, then into pebbles, then into tiny particles that make up the loose stuff we call soil. If a climate is cool and dry, this "weathering" process proceeds very slowly.
Examples of vegetation zones?
ex. big farms,greenhouses,garden,big sized lots
What is Ghana's vegetation?
Ghana vegetation is about the different farming activities
Where the Venus came from?
The big bom thery. When the sun Had a super nova the dust and dabrie gatered together and under presher formed a planet.
Does soil function as an electrical system?
I will say as an electrial system no, because it does not produce it nor does it use it,if you induce enough voltage into it, it will allow the voltage to pass, if you are in an electrial storm and lighting passes under you or the soil you are standing on you are in for a big suprise.
What kind of soil is in Big Bend National Park?
Big Bend National Park features a diverse range of soil types, primarily influenced by its varied topography and climate. The soils include sandy loams, clay-rich soils, and rocky soils, often found in mountainous areas. In lower elevations, you’ll find more arid, desert-like soils that support xerophytic vegetation. Overall, the soil composition reflects the park's unique ecosystems, from desert to mountainous regions.
Where is a mudslide most likely to occur?
A mudslide is most likely to occur in areas with steep slopes, loose soil, heavy rainfall, and little vegetation to anchor the soil in place. Regions prone to mudslides include mountainous areas, areas affected by wildfires, and places with poor drainage systems.
Why is the grasslands soil good for farming?
a grasslands soil is good for farming because it has no guantity of big or small.it has rich soil
How many soil there is?
Depends on how big the baby is.
