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When water is forced upward through sand by a natural spring or some other source, the grains of sand are pushed apart and the sand swells. When this happens, the sand is no longer firm and cannot support heavy weight. It becomes quicksand. If the water drains or stops running, the quicksand turns into plain sand. So quicksand is not a special kind of sand, but it is the result of water trying to move through plain old sand.
So quicksand is not a special kind of sand, but it is the result of water trying to move through plain old sand.