Usually rockslides take place in a geologic setting where the rock strata are inclined, or where joints and fractures exist parallel to the slope. When such a rock unit is undercut at the base of the slope, it loses support, and the rock eventually gives way.
—from Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology (12th Edition), a book by Edward J. Tarbuck
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