Landforms and Destructive Forces

The video explains how Earth's landforms are shaped by destructive forces such as hurricanes, floods, weathering, and erosion. These natural processes can rapidly alter landscapes, forming features like canyons, valleys, and arches. The Grand Canyon and u-shaped valleys are examples of landforms created by water and glaciers. Destructive forces also create cliffs, plains, and rivers through various means, including volcanic eruptions and landslides. The video encourages viewers to observe local landforms and consider the natural forces that shaped them.

What role do glaciers play in the formation of landforms?

How do volcanic eruptions contribute to the creation of plains?