yes, it really just acts like a giant wave...because in essence that's what it is. The word "tsu-nami" means big wave in Japanese. It breaks just like a wave that hits the shore.
By damaging it with excess water.
The entire coastline of India is prone to tsunamis
Tsunamis can happen in Long Beach, California, or anywhere that is along the coastline. Tsunamis originate from earthquakes beneath the ocean floor.
yes
Tsunamis can occur in any country that has a coastline. Some countries that are more prone to tsunamis due to their location on tectonic plate boundaries include Japan, Indonesia, Chile, and the Philippines. However, tsunamis are not limited to these countries and can potentially affect any coastal region globally.
they destroy everything
They cause tsunamis
They actually don't. Earthquakes can effect tsunamis by causing them when they occur in the sea.
If the desert is located along a coastline it might be subject to a tsunami.
Yes, mortalities are one effect of tsunamis. Mortalities means deaths.
The entire coastline of India is prone to tsunamis
Tsunamis can happen in Long Beach, California, or anywhere that is along the coastline. Tsunamis originate from earthquakes beneath the ocean floor.
by water
I dosent
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The tsunamis could carry the fish on to the shore and die.
No. Tsunamis are not an atmospheric phenomenon and do not have any notable effect on the atmosphere.
Any locality situated on a coastline is, theoretically, able to be affected by tsunamis. The NSW coast could easily be affected by a tsunami generated by seismic activity in New Zealand.