How Giant Tsunamis Work?

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They come unexpectedly, grow to the size of a multi-storey building and destroy everything in their path, taking thousands of lives. No, these aren’t monsters from popular films. I’m talking about ordinary seawater that suddenly gathers into a tsunami. If you think they’ll never concern you, I wouldn’t be so sure. How do you recognize such an impending threat? And how does the ocean produce such killer waves?

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  1. The most dangerous volcano is in the ocean but if you want to live👇👇👇

    1You will see animal like giant lobsters coming out 2you will fell like super hot in the ocean:)
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  2. I wouldn’t tell anybody if you don’t know that’s on you but I’m not causing a bunch of people to panic I’m trying to leave the area not cause traffic and being stuck from leaving

  3. JUST search 2011 japan
    Tsunamis don't come like surfing waves. The tsunami repeats pulling in and pulling out again and again. It's like a combination of floods, earthquakes, landslides and volcanic eruptions.This video does not convey the horror of the tsunami correctly. The tsunami kills millions of people. Totally different than high waves. Terrain changes. You can understand this by watching the video of the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. Anyway, I have no choice but to escape to a higher place. A tsunami has a power incomparable to that of a flood, and carries away houses and debris. Once caught, the body is easily torn off. If it's in an industrial area, oil will leak out and catch fire. Burning sea surface and rubble rush together. A disaster that wipes out the city in an instant. And it will keep happening.Developed countries like Japan will suffer as much as this.

  4. The water doesn't recede because the sea floor sunk. It functions like a normal wave, where the water recedes before each subsequent wave. It happens on a larger scale, causing the water to recede even further.

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