I think that the topic of the question is very
good and it's related to everyday life , your point on the map and the example
you put is very useful . however, I
think that the question should be more
difficult.
the point on the map, very relevant to the question . the note on the map are so regarding to the question and the picture also so relevant and beutiful , the animation is good , but I think that it's better if you give an explaination for the animation and associate it to the slit and sand soil . most liked to me is the video, it was clear , easy to understand and it illustrates the topic you talk about .
Different Types of Soil There are different types of soil that have different characteristics. If you want to know more about them, read this article…
Soil is the thin layer on the surface of the Earth on which the living beings of the earth survive since it is the layer of materials in which plants have their roots. Soil is made up of many things like weathered rock particles and decayed plant and animal matter. It takes a long time for soil formation and more than thousand years for the formation of a thin layer of soil. Since soil is made up of such diverse materials like broken down rock particles and organic material, it can be classified into various types, though based on the size of the particles it contains.
Soil Types
Therefore depending on the size of the particles in the soil, it can be classified into these following types:
Sandy soil
Silty soil
Clay soil
Loamy Soil
Peaty Soil
Chalky Soil
In this video we focus on sandy and silty soil :(0:20-1:30)
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