Pueblo Gullies, also known as ARROYOS, are deep, steep-sided ravines or channels that are formed by the erosive action of water. They are typically found in areas with low rainfall and high temperatures, such as the southwestern United States. These gullies are often dry for most of the year, but can become raging torrents during periods of heavy rain. They are an important part of the landscape in the region, providing habitat for a variety of wildlife and serving as a source of water for local communities.