yes because the earth plate is straight when the earth quake comes the volcano moves but nothing will happen but if its a really big earth quake And the volcano will erupt because of the pressure and the plates can hold the pressure so the volcano will erupt so can a tsunami occur.
The Tsunami was created by an underwater earthquake/volcano.
no a volcano
it depends how strong the earthquake is some can be stronger than a volcano or than a volcano can be really strong
tiny earthquakes happen every where under us but we can't feel them
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yes they do because it causes a earthquake under the water and that's how tsunamis happen
When an earthquake occurs under a volcano, it can potentially trigger an eruption by disrupting the volcano's internal structure and allowing magma to escape to the surface. The shaking can also cause landslides on the volcano's slopes, which can further destabilize the area. Scientists closely monitor seismic activity around volcanoes to assess the risk of eruptions following an earthquake.
If there is an earthquake under the sea, you might die, if you are on a ship.
Along subduction zones or boundaries. Or places with a active volcano near them because sometimes when a volcano erupts, or when it almost erupts, the pressure underground could release an earthquake.
Basically, its an earthquake under water.
The Tsunami was created by an underwater earthquake/volcano.
because the hot gases inside earth wants to come out
Something cannot happen during a volcano, as a volcano is a thing, not an event. However, earthquakes often do happen during volcanic eruptions. This is because of the often large amounts of magma moving underground, breaking rock around it.
no a volcano
Since earthquakes happen under the ground or under oceans/seas, and because they happen suddenly, there are no pictures of earthquakes.The only pictures are of the aftermath of an earthquake.
An earthquake under the volcano caused Mt Vesuvius to erupt and bury the town under volcanic debris.
An earthquake under the volcano caused Mt Vesuvius to erupt and bury the town under volcanic debris.