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Mass wasting is the process by which different materials move down-slope typically as a solid due to the pull of gravity. For this picture, I used my cat as reference (no, my cat and my dog do not fight; the cat is safe). An example I could find in my backyard was the hole where my water meter is at. In the close-up picture, we can appreciate how the walls of the concrete hole has an irregular terrain, which shows evidence of parts of the concrete falling off the wall and the top. This is due to the pass of the years, gravity, water damage and several more factors, but it still is a good example of Mass Wasting.

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Mechanical weathering includes physical processes that down a rock. A common example found in our backyards is the weed that grows in between the cracks on the floor. See below two pictures: a big picture and a close-up picture. My dog is used as scale reference. We can appreciate the weed making its way through the concrete, showing a perfect example of mechanical weathering.

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Chemical weathering is when rocks or minerals are altered by chemical reactions. A good example is the damage caused on fences due to oxidation. The oxidation chemical process has made physical changes in my fence (see pictures below). You can see my car on the background for scale reference. In the close up picture we can see how the metal changed color and shape due to this chemical reaction.