The force that folded the Earth's crust to create the Himalayas up is still going on, so if you mean "bigger" in the sense of "higher", yes... but very, very slowly.
I'm going to need a bigger pack if I am going to cross the Himalayas.
Himalayan animals live in the alpine region of the Himalayas where as Andean animals live in then South American wilderness known as the Andes
I'd like to know - Which moutain range is truly the largest. Is it the Andes, Rockies or the Himalayas? it is the Andes
It means that the Himalayas are sustaining , they are getting over time to time continuously.
Enlargement is 'getting bigger'
no it is the tallest. there are many other bigger and larger mountain ranges than Himalayas like Andes and rocky but not taller than himalays
The formation of the Himalaya and the Andes are similar because they are both are mountain ranges. The Himalayas and the Andes are different because the Himalaya is bigger than the Andes.
The earth is not getting bigger because there are no factors to change the size.
They're actually getting taller by about a fifth of an inch per year due to plate tectonics.
The Atlantic Ocean is growing so it has to be getting bigger.
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