The actual volcano? No. It only moves when the tectonic plates move (and everything else moves too)
In regard to activity. It appears that volcanic activity changes location after a long period of time. This is why we have so many 'extinct' volcanos today.
No. Although the movement of tectonic plates is the ultimate cause of most volcanic activity on Earth, individual eruptions do not cause the plates to move, nor are plate movements the trigger for individual eruptions.
volcanos can move if khaiotica (khai) says so........just joking....it can't move because it does not have legs....dergh
no they only become real volcanos when the plates collide the lava gets pushed up and forms a volcano
ever heard of the thing lava flows MAGMA= LAVA it does move it doesnt sit there like look at me im magma i sit here like an idiot and look purty
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Pyroclastic flows travel down the side of a volcano at a high rate of speed (upwards to 450 mph).
There was an ash cloud i think and lods of people had to move out!
The arenal volcano is a cindercone volcano not a composite.
No island was destroyed by a volcano in 1998. However, in 1995 a large portion of the island of Montserrat was left uninhabitable by volcanic eruptions. The people were able to move to the UK in 1998.
it moved south and west so left
It does not breathe or move.
it could be safer for them not to live near a volcano.
a volcano gets active when tectonic plates move, then the lava tubes start working and then it gets active. anusha gupta
They can move apart or in some rare cases together.
No, Pokemon Volcano is way different because there are maps that you can move your character on. And also encountering Pokemon in Pokemon Volcano is different.
Plate Tectonics, when the Earth's plates move they hit one another rising up to form volcano's and mountains.
its there because it was brought by a volcano so it cant move
when the plate tectonics move the volcanoes erupts
As the plates move move away, the volcano stops erupting and a new one is formed in its placed.
Pyroclastic flows travel down the side of a volcano at a high rate of speed (upwards to 450 mph).
Yes. Volcanoes don't move from one country to another.
There was an ash cloud i think and lods of people had to move out!