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They both have grassy and green lands and they are basically used for farming and crops and things like that.
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Landslides into bays and lakes can generate huge tsunami of local extent. The tsunamis associated with bays and lakes are so large because of their constricted topography.
Bay is a water body which is partially surrounded by land and is usually smaller and less enclosed than a gulf. However, the mouth of the bay is wider than gulf. The wave height increases as it comes near the shore, and it depends almost entirely upon the submarine topography offshore. Steeper shorelines tend to produce higher tsunami waves. Tsunamis can also occur in lacustrine environments. In lakes, the huge tsunamis are mainly generated because of the drastic mass-movement processes which displaces large volumes of water and triggered by seismic or aseismic phenomenon.
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Answer:
I believe that everything would just be the opposite of what it is now.
Explanation:
Like, seasons would flip (Possibly change positions on the planet), months would also flip, uh, yeah.
The ohio river is the answer
