👉 Waterlocked is a concept in geology and ecology, referring to regions where water cannot flow freely or persistently. These areas are characterized by low precipitation rates and high levels of evaporation, making them susceptible to soil erosion and instability. Examples of waterlocked regions include: 1. The Amazon rainforest: This region receives about 25% less rainfall than its surrounding land area, which makes it prone to flooding. 2. The Rocky Mountains in North America: These mountain ranges are characterized
