Land Forms Madness by Jam35 Fan

Bodies of Water

Tsunamis

A tsunami is along tall and high sea wave. It can be caused by earthquakes, or just any disturbances in the ocean. It has the power to injure, or mostly cause deaths because people affected by the blue wave of destruction may be drowning, suffocating in something, or two things compressing it selves between the human. Tsunamis are one of the most dangerous natural disasters in the world.

Challenges

Some challenges when dealing after a tsunami
is shelter. Survivors of the attack have to find
a temporary place to call "home" since most likely,
their housing has been either severely damaged
or destroyed entirely. Since most of the places where
tsunami attacks happen are near the coastline, the
people stroked by the tsunami are usually very poor.
Therefore, the rebuilding process will take a longer time
since the employment and workers there are low, and
some people can't afford the resources provided.

Benefits

Truthfully, there are no benefits or
getting attacked by a tsunami. It's
a struggle, not a gift.

Lakes

A lake is a somewhat large form of water, surrounded by land. Mainly in your head right now, you must be imagining lush green trees and in the center of the forest, lies a grand breath-taking view of the lake. Hold that thought, not all lakes are near forests. Lakes are found in every kind of environment—in mountains and deserts, on plains, and near seashores.All lakes are different in size. Some measure only a few square meters and are tiny enough to fit in your backyard. Such small lakes are often referred to as ponds. Other lakes are so big that they are called seas.

Challenges

For us humans, there are not many
challenges that face us. If we want to
get across this lake and go on the other
side, we can simply canoe, motorboat,
or just walk around the perimeter to your
destination. But for plants and animals, it
may be difficult. Tress growing along the
perimeter of the lake gain more nutrients from
their roots because of the water. While other
trees have almost no water and rely on rainfall.

Benefits

Some benefits of living near a lake or just simply enjoying the great outdoors near a lake is that the lake provides clean water. Also, you can fish for food. You can canoe across the river and or some rafting. For animals, bears can easily gain access to fish meat
to stop that growling stomach. The reproduction of frogs and other species also produce there.

Marshes

A marsh is a type of wetland that is dominated by herbivores rather than woody tree like plants. Marshes can often be found at the edges of lakes and streams, where they form a passage between the aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. There are often grasses, rushes or reeds in a marsh. The environment is very muddy and usually really damp.

Benefits

Some Swamps can contain fresh water, seawater or a mixture of both. Some swamps are permanent, while others come and go with fluctuations in the local water level. Whatever type of water is present, it usually moves very slowly through a swamp, due to the presence of large amounts of plants and trees

Challenges

Some of the challenges of being in a marsh is the mosquitoes. I know, it
seems like a petty thing but the mosquitoes
there are like killer. They bite as soon as you enter the marsh. Also, the water you walk in is yucky and muddy. There are also many germs and bacteria in some swamps.

Valleys

Glacier Valleys

A Glacier Valley is a stream valley that has been glaciated, usually to a typical catenary, or U-shaped, cross section. U-shaped valleys occur in many parts of the world and are characteristic features of mountain glaciation. These glacial troughs may be several thousand feet deep and tens of miles long.

Mountains

Volcanic Mountains

Volcanic Mountains are formed when molten rock (magma) deep within the earth, erupts, and piles upon the surface.

At first, it may seem odd that people actually live near volcanoes. After all, everyone knows that they can ERUPT! and lava comes spewing everywhere. In other words, lava can kill people or cause serious burn injuries. They chose to live close to volcanoes because they felt that the advantages outweighed the disadvantages. Most volcanoes are perfectly safe for long periods in between eruptions, and those that do erupt more frequently are usually thought of, by the people who live there, as being predictable.

Today, about 500 million people live on or close to volcanoes. We even have major cities close to active volcanoes. Popocatapetl is a volcanic mountain less than 50 miles from Mexico City in Mexico.

To summarize, the main things that attract people to live near active volcanoes are minerals, geothermal energy, fertile soils and tourism.

Land Formations

Butte

A butte is an isolated mountain top, with steep hills at the sides running down the slopes, and a flat top surface on the peak of the mountain. The Sutter Buttes are just outside of Sacramento City, California. The Sutter Buttes are sometimes referred to as the world's smallest mountain range.