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The deep, fine sand we call quicksand forms on sand flats at the shore or at the bottom of streams or rivers which flow on top of bases of clay. The smooth, rounded grains of sand slide past each other in wavy movements called swells. This movement is created because the water has no place to drain on the clay base. It cannot pe
