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Bonaventure Island, off Perce. The area is home to a variety of birds.

Perce Rock off the coast of Quebec, Canada, shows the natural processes of erosion, even without climate change. All photos: AP

An image of Perce Rock in 1768 shows it had two natural arches at the time.

The rock formation sheds hundreds of tonnes each year.

Northern gannets dive for fish near the rock.

The pebbles on a nearby beach have been replenished after winter storms to help absorb the impact of the waves.

Climate change has had an effect on the environment in the area.

The massive formation attracts tourists to the area.

Double-crested cormorants are among the wildlife at Perce Rock.

Bonaventure Island, off Perce. The area is home to a variety of birds.

Perce Rock off the coast of Quebec, Canada, shows the natural processes of erosion, even without climate change. All photos: AP

An image of Perce Rock in 1768 shows it had two natural arches at the time.

The rock formation sheds hundreds of tonnes each year.

Northern gannets dive for fish near the rock.

The pebbles on a nearby beach have been replenished after winter storms to help absorb the impact of the waves.

Climate change has had an effect on the environment in the area.

The massive formation attracts tourists to the area.

Double-crested cormorants are among the wildlife at Perce Rock.

Bonaventure Island, off Perce. The area is home to a variety of birds.

Coastal erosion at Perce Rock - in pictures

Cars follow the bend of a forest road in the Taunus region near Frankfurt, Germany, after overnight snow. AP

Pictures of the week: From snowfall in Germany to art in Abu Dhabi

Students gather to prepare before going into the hall

Photo Essay: Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi holds its 15th Graduation at Emirates Palace