What is the most dangerous part of a volcano?

Answer 1

Probably the single largest danger during earthquakes are the collapse of buildings and or falling debris which can cause severe injury or death. Another major danger is the potential for fire and explosion due to damage to underground services such as gas mains as well as damage to gas pipework in damaged or collapsed structures.

Cities or towns near the coast in earthquake prone areas may also be at risk from tsunami.

Answer 2

The most dangerous part of a tornado is the debris. Most tornado deaths resulf from flying or falling debris in a tornado.

In very strong tornadoes objects can move through the air at speeds greter than 150 mph.

Answer 3

The most dangerous part of a volcano is typically the eruption itself, which can include lava flows, ash clouds, pyroclastic flows, and lahars (mudflows). These can pose serious risks to nearby communities and ecosystems.

Answer 4

the answer is the pyroclastic cloud when it comes after you because it is a cloud of volcanic gasses and ash and can vaporise you within a second

Answer 5

Earthquakes aren't all that dangerous it is just the falling debris that is dangerous.

Answer 6

When it happens