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difference between landslides and avalanches?????​

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Answered by bulbulgujjar
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❤️Causes. Avalanches occur in mountainous regions with a thick snow cover while a landslide occurs in sloppy places with loose and muddy soil. ... An avalanche is the movement of large snow volumes❤️

Answered by secretgirl2k13
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landslides

A landslide is the outward and downward movement of numerous materials like earth and debris on a wet slippery surface. Landslides include 5 types of slope movements: flows, spreads, slides, falls, and topples. The term "landslide" encompasses a broad assortment of ground movements like debris flow, mudflow, deep-seated slope failures, and rockfalls.

avalanches

An avalanche is a geological phenomenon which occurs during winter. It is the movement of a large mass of ice or snow down a sloppy terrain. The movement of debris or rocks down a slope in a similar manner is also known as avalanches. An avalanche is triggered by the unique interaction between the terrain, weather, and the snow. Numerous human activities like skiing can also trigger an avalanche.

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