Imagine the Earth as a giant puzzle made of pieces called plates. When these plates move or shake, like when you push your fingers together, it can make mountains rise, valleys drop, and even split the ground in two. That’s how earthquakes change the shape of the land, just like a sculptor changes a block of stone into something new.
Examples
- A street splitting in two like a cookie being broken by a giant hand.
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