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Aden Mercer
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27 May, 08:21
Is it true that once rocks forms it never changes
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Malia
27 May, 08:31
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Not entirely, a rock might be able to keep a shape for a while but as the seasons go by the rock with get weathered and collect all different things on it, making it slightly bigger each year
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