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What are the kind of land?
desert, water, mountains and more
Where are mountains mostly found under water or on land?
in the water
What was the Inca's land like?
the land had rocky mountains.Large body's of water such as Titicaca
How much water is on land is that why theres mountains under water?
There are approximately 326 million trillion gallons of water on the Earth. Water is a constant moving cycle and there is a lot of it on the Earth. The mountains under water are just land masses that have been covered by the water.
Why mountains are present in oceans more than on land?
because water covers 71% of the world it only makes sense that since water covers the larger majority land mass that there would be more chance for mountains there also mountains are often caused by earth quakes when two or more tectonic plates run into each other and most earth quakes and volcanic activity which can lead to earthquakes take place in the ocean.
If you pour water onto water does it get more wet?
no. water put on water makes more water. its the same as land on land. put land on land, makes more land not dyer land.
What is land form?
land form is dessert, ocean,lake,mountains and more.
What is the land type in Texas?
The land type of Texas is that it has more flat land than mountains or hills.
What land type is Texas?
i think that Texas has more flat land than mountains
Are there more mountains in the land or in the sea?
There are more mountains on land than in the sea. The majority of Earth's mountains are located on land, formed by tectonic processes, erosion, and volcanic activity. While there are underwater mountain ranges like seamounts and mid-ocean ridges, they make up a smaller percentage compared to terrestrial mountains.
What are more common than mountains?
Ocean water. More of the earth is cover by the oceans, then by mountains.
Why is lightning more common over land than water?
Lightning is more common over land than water primarily due to the presence of more land-based storms and the ability of land surfaces to heat up and create rising air currents, which are essential for thunderstorm development. Land heats unevenly, leading to convection currents that help form cumulonimbus clouds, while water has a more stable temperature. Additionally, land has more obstacles, such as mountains and buildings, that can enhance local weather patterns conducive to lightning.
