How do flowing waters change the land surface?

All the flowing waters of the planet change its surface. The changes associated with the movement of water are called water erosion or water weathering. Water is capable of eroding fragile and loose rocks, transferring them to another place in which they accumulate. River valleys are an example of water activity. An example of the activity of temporary streams in the spring in our area is the formation of ravines. Even a small trickle leaves a trail in the form of a depression in the soil.