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the undersea volcanoes.
Directly along active oceanic ridges, such as the mid-oceanic ridge in the Atlantic (which Iceland straddles) and on active volcanoes, such as Hawaii. When lava from volcanoes such as Hawaii and the mostly undersea volcanoes of mid-oceanic ridges cools, it solidifies into brand new rock.
Any country could be hit by a tsunami, but because of their location near fault lines, volcanoes and undersea earthquakes some are far more likely to get them
Volcanoes exist along the margins of Techtonic Plates, such as around the rim of the pacific ocean (called the ring of fire) along the length of the Andes and rocky mountains, You also get undersea volcanoes along the mid Atlantic ridge and in the mid pacific (where they form the hawaian island chain).
Tsunamis' can be formed after an undersea earthquake.
Some islands may be built by undersea volcanoes.
Undersea volcanoes that erupt.
From undersea volcanoes.
Undersea volcanoes that erupted.
the undersea volcanoes.
by undersea volcanoes by dried up volcanic rock
undersea volcanoes, Japan lies near the Ring of Fire
Ships undersea volcanoes and oil spills
Hawaii was formed but multiple undersea volcanoes, not just one.
mid ocean ridges
They are formed usually from extinct volcanoes
Not by people, but nature does it all the time (see Hawaii).