The Grand Canyon and Parícutin Volcano: North America's Natural Wonders

The video explores two natural wonders in North America: the Grand Canyon and the Parakutan volcano. The Grand Canyon, located in Arizona, is a massive geological formation carved by the Colorado River, revealing nearly 2 billion years of Earth's history. It is a protected National Park. The Parakutan volcano in Mexico is unique for its sudden formation in 1943, documented by modern science. It erupted for nine years, displacing locals but providing valuable scientific insights. Both wonders highlight the power and beauty of natural geological processes.

What is the primary process that forms a canyon?

• Earthquake activity

• Volcanic eruption

• Glacial movement

• River erosion

How long is the Grand Canyon?

• 150 miles

• 277 miles

• 350 miles

• 500 miles

What type of fossils are predominantly found in the Grand Canyon?

• Dinosaur bones

• Bird fossils

• Marine fossils

• Mammal fossils

In which year did the Paricutin volcano begin to form?

• 1943

• 1923

• 1983

• 1963

What was the initial sign of the Paricutin volcano's formation?

• Rumbling noises

• Smoke from a fissure

• Earthquake

• Lava flow