Waves erode cliffs and form their strange shapes by throwing rocks and compressing air in cracks, which weakens the rock and causes pieces to break off. Soft rocks like clay erode more quickly than hard rocks like granite. Over time, waves can form coastal landforms including headlands, bays, arches, caves, and blowholes by eroding the cliffs.
Waves erode cliffs and form their strange shapes by throwing rocks and compressing air in cracks, which weakens the rock and causes pieces to break off. Soft rocks like clay erode more quickly than hard rocks like granite. Over time, waves can form coastal landforms including headlands, bays, arches, caves, and blowholes by eroding the cliffs.
Waves erode cliffs and form their strange shapes by throwing rocks and compressing air in cracks, which weakens the rock and causes pieces to break off. Soft rocks like clay erode more quickly than hard rocks like granite. Over time, waves can form coastal landforms including headlands, bays, arches, caves, and blowholes by eroding the cliffs.
Waves erode cliffs and form their strange shapes by throwing rocks and compressing air in cracks, which weakens the rock and causes pieces to break off. Soft rocks like clay erode more quickly than hard rocks like granite. Over time, waves can form coastal landforms including headlands, bays, arches, caves, and blowholes by eroding the cliffs.
What is meant by erode? To wear away the land by water.
What is the cliff? A long rocky coast often has strange shapes. How the cliff gets strange shapes? 1. The waves throw pebbles and lump of rock at the base of a cliff they gradually erode it. 2. Breaking waves compress or squeeze the air trapped in cracks in the rock of the cliff. When the waves pull back the compressed air explode out weakening rocks. This pieces break off the cliff. What are the weaken rocks could dissolving slowly in the sea water? Chalk and limestone. - The cliff may made of: 1. Soft rocks may erode quickly such as clay. 2. Hard rocks may erode more slowly such as granite. What are the structures formed by waves? Headland, bay, arch, cave and blowhole.