water can reach up to 100 feet high and cause widespread destruction when they reach shore.
2 Earthquakes on the sea floor are the usual cause of tsunamis.
3.Around 80 percent of tsunamis happen in the so-called "Ring of Fire" in the Pacific
4This is a volcanically active area were tectonic plate shifts and earthquakes are common. Underwater landslides and volcanic eruptions can also start tsunamis.
5People’s best defense against tsunamis is early warnings that allow people to evacuate areas near the ocean.
HI Dylan, You won't believe what happened to me while I was on holiday in London. Kate and Sophy went there in June by plane very unexpected. The weather was fine. We stayed here for two monthes. Every day we walk, saw different sights and went to the cinema or theatre. Then one day we went to London's Eye. I felt great gladness when Sophy sat down near to me. In the end of our walk around the park Kate said that Sophy and I looked like felling in love. We all felt embarrassment. What about you? Write back, David.
1 These walls of
water can reach up to 100 feet high and cause widespread destruction when they reach shore.
2 Earthquakes on the sea floor are the usual cause of tsunamis.
3.Around 80 percent of tsunamis happen in the so-called "Ring of Fire" in the Pacific
4This is a volcanically active area were tectonic plate shifts and earthquakes are common. Underwater landslides and volcanic eruptions can also start tsunamis.
5People’s best defense against tsunamis is early warnings that allow people to evacuate areas near the ocean.
HI Dylan, You won't believe what happened to me while I was on holiday in London. Kate and Sophy went there in June by plane very unexpected. The weather was fine. We stayed here for two monthes. Every day we walk, saw different sights and went to the cinema or theatre. Then one day we went to London's Eye. I felt great gladness when Sophy sat down near to me. In the end of our walk around the park Kate said that Sophy and I looked like felling in love. We all felt embarrassment. What about you? Write back, David.