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     I just made my landing here in Arizona and tomorrow I am off to the Grand Canyon. Ive been doing some research on what im about to see and I found out that the Grand Canyon is located at 36.056595 latitude and -112.125092 longitude and is in the southwest of the United States. It looks to have some very big portions of sedimentary rock, you can see they layers on the canyon walls! Ive heard that the climate there varies based off where you are... the deeper you go obviously the colder it gets. Ive seen tons of fog in some of the pictures that I will send you, I read into it and turns out that its caused by us humans. Reading about how we poorly affected the nice beautiful landscape is just sad to hear, weve brought so many invasive plants and animals into that environment and they are taking over. Although we've caused all this damage, animals such as squirrels and rams emigrate to the grand canyon every year. Such beautiful wildlife! I cant wait to show you all the pictures!

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Location- highlight the latitude and longitude coordinates

Place- highlight the physical characteristics

Interaction- highlight the human caused interactions

Movement- highlight the part dealing with animals emigrating to the canyon

Region- highlight where its located in the southwest of the united states

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“the iliad” (gr: “iliás”) is an epic poem by the ancient greek poet homer, which recounts some of the significant events of the final weeks of the trojan war and the greek siege of the city of troy (which was also known as ilion, ilios or ilium in ancient times).