Earthquakes can happen on islands if the island is on the perimeter of a tectonic plate. For instance earthquakes can not happen on the island of Australia as it is on a tectonic plate however in New Zealand earthquakes happen frequently because it is on the perimeter of the tectonic plate Australia is on.
No because we do not live on a fault line. Yet we have experienced very little earthquakes a few times that we could barely feel.
yes in 2000 there was a small quake that rated 2 on the Richter scale
Long Island
There were about 20,000 people who died in the earthquake of Rat Island, Alaska
The earthquake began at 5:46 and it lasted for 20 seconds.
no time ....
The 2010 Chilean earthquake lasted 90 seconds.
Long Island
There were about 20,000 people who died in the earthquake of Rat Island, Alaska
no dinosaurs did not live on long island sound
Maybe but very long ago
Yes, there have been tornadoes in Long Island.
There is none in long island. I mean who has even ever heard of that? Long Island?
an area along a fault where there has not been any earthquake actually for a long period of time
no
it takes well no one ever knows
yes
First, category 2 is a classification for hurricanes, not tornadoes. F2 (now EF2) is the intensity level you are probably thinking of. In this case the answer is yes. Since 1950 there have been six F2/EF2 tornadoes on Long Island, but none stronger.
They never "started", earthquakes have been going on for as long as the earth has been around.