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A landslide occurs because the force of gravity becomes greater than either friction or the internal strength of the rock, soil, or sediment THE ROLE OF WATER

The landslide signs include: river color that turns into milky brown, tree branches or twigs falling down to the river, loud noises from the mountain or hill,

landslide What is a landslide? What causes landslide? · Answer: A landslide is described as a mass of rock, debris or earth moving down a slope Landslides are a form of

landslide A landslide is the downslope movement of soil, rock and organic materials under the effects of gravity, which occurs when the gravitational driving forces