I don't think there were people in Mt. Vesuvius in 79. It was and still is an active volcano. If you mean what happened to the people in the surrounding areas when the volcano erupted, they were killed by the hot gasses that rolled down from the volcano.
it could erupt and kill you!
about 17,000
Yes. The 1883 eruption of Krakatoa killed at least 36,000 people.
The cities of Pompeii and Herculean were both completely buried in ash. Everyone who lived there were killed. that's actuallly not true. 90 percent of pompeii's residents survived. 10 percent died.
Mount Teide last eruption was on November 18, 1909, and you would think that with as much history as there is recorded in this time frame that this would be recorded. At this time a number of people that died in the 1909 eruption is unknown. We do have records of when it erupted, but not of casualties.
it could erupt and kill you!
Pompey was destroyed by Mount Vesuvius which was a volcano.
about 17,000
80 PEOPLE
No way to tell accurately; definitely several thousand. Fortunately, there are actually eyewitness accounts of that disaster that survive, and we know about how many people lived in the nearby towns. However, these are estimates, and the eruption's effects happened to areas outside the towns of Pompeii and Hurculaneum as well, when Vesuvius erupted in 79. 5,000 might be fair number, but it's really just an educated guess.
many people are afraid of bugs and kill them or they die becausre of their climate
more people then we can calculate
more people then we can calculate
no people
they probally kill themselves!
yes therewher people killed
im not quite sure