Erosion is more common in damp areas that receive a lot of rain than it is in dry areas that receive very little rain. why might this be?

A. Damp areas have loosely packed soil which is easily eroded by runoff

B. Soil in dry areas in always more permeable than soil in damp areas

C. The ground in damp areas in probably saturated, which means less water is absorbed

D. Dry areas have tightly packed soil, which is not easily eroded by runoff

"It is more common in damp areas because the dampness has already weakened the dirt, and it makes it harder for the dirt to come together."

~Bakerboyt

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