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Water that picked a direction and committed for a few million years.
means Natural channels of flowing freshwater moving downhill toward a sea, lake, or larger river.
from From Latin riparia, the riverbank, via Old French riviere — humanity named the water after the edge it kept washing against.
Sediment couriersCarry billions of tons of dirt to seas yearly.
SculptorsCarved the Grand Canyon over six million years.
RestlessRivers shift course, abandoning old beds called oxbows.
Bigger undergroundThe Amazon hides a vast aquifer beneath it.