Gneiss is formed from the high-temperature metamorphism of existing igneous rocks, generally granite or diorite. The rocks that form gneiss are exposed to extreme pressures and temperatures of... Gneiss is formed from the high-temperature metamorphism of existing igneous rocks, generally granite or diorite.
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Roadrunners can run at speeds up to 17 miles per hour. This enables them to avoid predators and catch their own prey with ease. Roadrunners often hunt snakes, birds, insects and other small animals. Despite their small stature, roadrunners have been known to kill snakes that are nearly two feet long.