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How does a rock from the mountain become a pebble on the shore
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How does a rock from the mountain become a pebble on the shore
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It becomes a pebble because the rock rolls down a mountain. when it roles down, parts of the rock can crack or chip off. By the time it gets to the shore it'll be all chipped and cracked up.
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from erosion i think good luck :D
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