Kanjonid
Kanjonid are a type of geological formation characterized by steep, narrow walls and a deep gorge, typically carved by the erosive action of a river over millions of years. These landforms are found in various environments across the globe, from arid deserts to lush rainforests. The process of canyon formation, known as canyoning, is a slow and continuous one, driven by factors such as water flow, rock type, and tectonic uplift.
The depth and width of a canyon depend on several elements. Rivers with a high sediment load
Famous examples of canyons include the Grand Canyon in the United States, a vast and iconic chasm
Canyons are not only significant geological features but also important ecosystems, often supporting diverse flora and