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We all have good posts but I‎t twas chemical weathering and erosion that caused this to happen

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So i think that all of you have valid answers. Great Job Mates!

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I️ believe that weathering and erosion had something to do with the rock being the way I‎t is

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Weathering and erosion

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Weathering, and erosion could have caused such formation to form. Possibly from water, gravity, chemical reactions, and other natural possibilities.

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Weathering could have caused the rocks to crumble over time and then wind erosion could have carried the sediments away, leaving these large spaces in the rocks. The different layers in the rocks represent the different layers that existed in the rock.

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Weathering and erosion would have affected the rocks over time. Environmental factors, rangin from gravity and water would have carved out the ridges in the rocks.

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I think that a river could have caused it. After years of carving a canyon, the water evaporated and left this. One example is the grand canyon which is formed by the Colorado River.

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I think that weathering, or erosion, or a river could have eroded these rocks.

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Weathering or erosion and deposition

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Weathering and wind erosion could have caused the rocks to look like they do. Running water can cause abrasion, so if there was a stream near by, that could've helped erode the rocks

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Weathering could have caused these rock formations, possibly from a river. Other factors could have caused the bright red color, such as chemical weathering or oxidation of some sort.

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Weathering could have caused this because I️t broke down the rock, erosion also probably affected this

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Weathering most likely caused this

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A river could've eroded these rocks. When the river evaporated or drained these were the remains

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This was most likely from weatherin

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These rock formations were probably formed by weathering. Water abrasion likely caused these beautiful rocks to have stripes and oxidation caused the red color. Erosion smoothed the rocks and made them the way they are.

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Nature could have carved these rocks by chemical and physical weathering, erosion I think

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Using my bill nye the science guy tier knowledge, I believe this is due to weathering

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Nature could have carved these rocks if a stream ran where this canyon was, and over time the rock under it got weathered and eroded from the street.

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Weathering/erosion and some deposition

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Wat do we dooooooooo