Generally not. If you are close enough to the source you may feel an earthquake some time before the tsunami, however.
None. Tsunamis have been occuring since the oceans formed, long before people existed.
A natural disaster... something like a tornado or a tsunami, or a natural hazard, like quicksand or an iceberg.
preventing walls should be built near tsunami occuring places to decrease the force of water.as mitigation is all about conservation there should take measures to protect archeological monuments and life which cannot be build again.
yes, even on a lake there may be a tsunami wave
If you feel an earthquake,or if you see the ocean receding unusally rapidly.
Tsunamis sound like freight trains.
The best place to be during a tsunami is on high ground away from the shore. Evacuate immediately if you are in a coastal area and follow local authorities' instructions for safety. Avoid rivers and estuaries that lead to the ocean, as tsunamis can travel inland through these waterways.
I would run for my life and be really scared! What about you?
Some people who has lost their family in the tsunami is still grieving for them. Other people are relived to find themselves safe and sound and they also hope that no other natural calamity as dangerous as this tsunami will ever take place.
1. I feel so sorry. 2. We will help you. We all feel so sorry.
its called a tsunami
No, because the only violent, destructive part of a tsunami is the wave it carries. Underwater, which sharks live, you can only feel a rush of energy when the wave passes over the water. Hope it helps!