👉 In geology, a mudflow is a type of hydrothermal flow that occurs in the Earth's crust or on the surface of the ocean. It is characterized by the accumulation of hot and acidic water from the earth's surface through volcanic activity, erosion, and other processes. Mudflows are often found in areas where there is a high concentration of rocks and minerals, such as basaltic lava flows and metamorphic rock beds. They can also be found in regions with low temperatures or high
