It is true
During a quiet eruption, lava flows slowly and can set fire to vegetation or structures in its path before eventually burying them. This type of eruption typically does not involve explosive activity like ash clouds or pyroclastic flows.
Trees on the sides of volcanoes could be destroyed by lava flows during an eruption, as the intense heat can quickly incinerate them. They could also be destroyed by pyroclastic flows, which are fast-moving currents of hot gas and volcanic debris that can burn, crush, or bury everything in their path.
Volcanic eruptions can destroy forests through direct impacts like lava flows, ash fall, and pyroclastic flows which can burn or bury trees. The release of toxic gases like sulfur dioxide can also harm plants in the surrounding area. Additionally, the intense heat from an eruption can cause fires that spread through forests.
Composite volcanoes can contain a wide variaty of magmas ranging from basaltic to rhyolitic.
It is true
During a quiet eruption, lava flows slowly and can set fire to vegetation or structures in its path before eventually burying them. This type of eruption typically does not involve explosive activity like ash clouds or pyroclastic flows.
Yes, some volcanic eruptions can bury plants and animals. Eruptions such as the famous, documented eruption of Krakatoa generate pyroclastic clouds that obliterate everything in their path. Pyroclastic flows are superheated rock and ash that move hundreds of miles per hour. This is generally in the late stages of an eruption, though. In cases like the famous eruption near Pompei, ash rains down from the eruption for a prolonged period of time, covering (and burying) plants and animals below, which can often preserve them for hundred of years.
Trees on the sides of volcanoes could be destroyed by lava flows during an eruption, as the intense heat can quickly incinerate them. They could also be destroyed by pyroclastic flows, which are fast-moving currents of hot gas and volcanic debris that can burn, crush, or bury everything in their path.
His master, Mr. Pettipoint, taught him how to bury his bones so he wouldn't be a messy eater. Unfortunately, Cuddles came to believe EVERYTHING should be buries - including the Moon!
Yes, Catholics bury their dead during Lent except during Holy Week after Holy Thursday until after Easter Sunday.
he wanted it
In the Catacombs.
yes it did. people in there houses were buried and killed but they pulled out people alive. aprox 151 died
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They bury themselves in the sand ...