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Yes. Buildings and homes can collapse in a tornado. One common way this happens is the roof comes off, causing the walls to become unstable. Depending on the strength of the structure this would take and EF2 or EF3 tornado for partial collapse, and likely an EF4 for complete collapse. In an extremely powerful tornado such as a high EF4 or EF5 houses are blown away rather than collapse. Weak tornadoes usually do not cause significant structural damage.
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Did cavemen live during the mesozoic area?
No. Cave men did not live during the mesozoic era.
Why would you not sit in the mouth of a cave during lightning?
Sitting in the mouth of a cave during lightning can be dangerous because lightning can strike the entrance of the cave and travel inside, posing a risk of injury or death to anyone inside. It's safer to seek shelter in a fully enclosed structure or a lightning-safe location during a storm.
Is carlsbad caverns the biggest cave?
No, Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico is not the biggest cave in the world. The world's largest cave by volume is Son Doong Cave in Vietnam, while Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is the longest known cave system in the world.
Is cave abstract noun?
Is cave concrete or abstract
What produces the sulfuric acid that helped from the Lechuguilla caves?
Sulfuric acid is probably derived from hydroge sulfide diffused in the cave during geologic times.
Tornado cause damage because they cause homes and buildings to cave on the winds true or false?
False. Tornadoes cause damage primarily through their high winds and flying debris. The rotation of the tornado can produce strong winds that can easily rip roofs off buildings or collapse walls, but they do not directly cause homes and buildings to cave in.
What is a bat's home called?
bats live in a cave Roost ; they don't live in specific homes.
When did the coliseum break?
The coliseum didn't break - after the Roman Empire collapsed, during the middle ages, Romans used the coliseum's external walls as a "cave" to erect homes and other buildings around town. This practice went on until the 1800s, when the monument was finally preserved.
Do tornadoes cause damage because they cause homes and buildings to cave in?
Tornadoes can cause houses and other buildings to collapse, but most are not strong enough to do that. A typical tornado can tear away parts of roofs, break windows, and topple trees. Entire roofs and walls can go airborne in stronger tornadoes. Weak structures impacted by strong tornadoes often get blown away rather than collapsing. In very violent tornadoes the same thing can happen to well constructed houses.
How do bats make their homes?
they fine a cave and have baby's
How did cavemen make their homes?
caves maybe???
How do you catch Palkia and diagla in platinum?
you go in the cave leading to spear piller by after you have got garintina in the cave there is a room with two stones press A when your in front off them then go to spear piller you will see a blue tornado and a pink tornado......
What kinds of damage can a tornado do to a bridge?
It depends on the type of bridge. Many bridges cave collapsed during strong tornadoes. Some have even been lifted and moved off their supports.
What are the release dates for World's Most Extreme Homes - 2006 Colorful Cave 5-1?
World's Most Extreme Homes - 2006 Colorful Cave 5-1 was released on: USA: 2 November 2007
Where is the Marina cave?
It lies beneath the Seria building where the official government buildings and departments are.
Why do mine fires endanger surface buildings?
Because the ground would burn and cave in
What did homes look like 2000 years ago?
Homes in the times and area of Jesus were made with handmade brick which was mud/clay mixed with straw. Some cultures lived in cave dwellings, others lived in tents made from woven fabric or animal skins. Some lived in homes made from wood or stone. If you look at the buildings in ancient Greece or Rome you will see that they used stone that were cut to size and shape.
