Where do most earthquake occure?

Answer 1

ring of fire (surrounds the Pacific Ocean)

Answer 2

Earthquakes may be caused by moving plates at plate boundaries, such as the Circum-Pacific belt, or the Pacific Ring of Fire, which accounts for about 80%-90% of earthquakes on Earth. It is when there are convergent, divergent or transform plate boundaries. In a convergent plate boundary, two plates will approach each other. The denser plate will then subduct. Friction is produced and the ground shakes, depending on the strength of the quake, causing an earthquake. Shockwaves are radiated out around the area, creating tremors. This is usually the most destructive.

In a divergent plate boundary, two plates will move away from each other, causing the ground to sink, forming rift valleys. This will also cause earthquakes due to the sinking of land.

In transform plate boundaries, where earthquakes usually happen, two plates move side by side in opposite directions. This will produce lots of friction when the two plates come into contact. The ground will vibrate and the tremors can be felt, however, not as strong as those in convergent, as they definitely will not exceed 8.5 on the Richter scale.

If earthquakes occur in water bodies, a tsunami, which is a huge tidal wave, will occur. It will originate at the epicenter, which causes a rise of fall in the seafloor. A wave is then produced. However, it cannot be clearly seen, until it gets nearer to coast. The water traveling at fast speeds will start to form great waves when the seafloor gets shallower. It may be up to 7-10 stories high! It will then cause the coastal areas to be flooded.
Near plate boundaries.

Answer 3

Quacks are found inside of ducks. Earth quacks come from a special breed of duck known as the Brown Geo-duck, whose quacks can set up sympathetic vibrations in the ground near them.

Of course if you meant to write earthquakes, they are found most usually along the edges of tectonic plate boundaries.

Answer 4

Earthquakes occur mostly is in Claifornia.

Answer 5

ring of fire (surrounds the Pacific Ocean)

Answer 6

in the mantle