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What Is An Arroyo?

Often associated with flashfloods, an arroyo is a stream bed or dry creek that temporarily fills and flows after sufficient rainfall.

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What Is A Phreatic Eruption?

When magma heats ground or surface water, it results in an explosion of water, steam, rock, and ash, called a phreatic eruption.

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Fluvial Landforms: What Is Wadi?

In Arabic and Hebrew, a valley or a dry (ephemeral) riverbed that flows only during the rains is called a wadi.

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National Parks In Western Australia

Western Australia hosts 1224 separate Protected Areas covering an area of 170,610 square km, roughly 6.30% of the land area of the state.

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National Parks In Tasmania

Tasmania is the smallest state in Australia and has 584 pieces of both privately and publicly owned reserve land.

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