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Clean excavator dig into clay Reactive clay soil is a dense material that changes in volume when it absorbs and releases moisture. This absorption and release occurs as seasons change throughout the year.

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MissFacto2 years ago

Those clean cut marks tho

Namer2 years ago

Reactive clay soil, also known as expansive clay soil, can undergo significant volume changes with moisture variations. This soil type is responsible for causing foundation issues in buildings due to its tendency to swell when wet and shrink when dry. Additionally, it's intriguing that certain plants struggle to thrive in reactive clay soil, making gardening a unique challenge.

Tii Astra2 years ago

🤔 I wonder if you could make stuff out of it

Mr.pager 📟🚁🎗️🇺🇸🇮🇱2 years ago

It looks so yummy 🤤

Spectator Of X2 years ago

Clay soil

Cyprus2 years ago

Satisfaction level 🎚️

🇨🇦 🇲🇾 604XRP2 years ago

it's like scooping ice cream.

Johoshua2 years ago

Geotechnical/Civil Engineering person here. Its called Fat Clay, and the clay molecules are referred to being colloidal in nature. The colloidal behavior contributes to the unique characteristics of clay, such as its plasticity when wet.

⚜️UNIVERSE 𝕏Y⚜️2 years ago

That beautiful green clay. It needs to be used.

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