The Earth’s titanic forces can rip apart the land, homes and people’s lives. This series exposes their killer characteristics and why they can be so devastating.
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Terrible promotion of videos…everything is an"Mega" tsunami. These video promoter are misrepresenting the facts to satisfying their greed.
18:14 so he had 4 min after the earthquake o_0000
at first I was surprised that the 2011 Japan tsunami wasn't in here but turns out this show was made before it happened
i hate my teacher
God is good
The first tsunami on this list was born on April 1st…
April Fools Wave! XD
The day before my oldest brother (2nd oldest in the family) was born, Okushiri had a huge geological impact. During his date of birth, the island was incinerated. What the fuck!
I appreciate the fact that the narrator decided to pronounce place names like what the locals of the area say it instead of forcing himself to pronounce it like an English word.
hey class, its adam. say hi if you watch this. you know who you are
Mother Nature is a bad bitch!
I watched another mega tsunami show that showed a scenario of the east coast of the United states being slammed by a mega tsunami that originated from a landslide in the canary islands.
Some video parts from sri lanka 26.12.2004
I would have hated having that woman in green in Hawaii as a teacher. She seems quite stupid. You know, for a teacher. But, unlike other Americans, I have extremely high expectations and standards for teachers. For example, don't be stupid.
so this was before the 2011 tsunami
이재용에게 실형시키고나서 감형,아니면 사면시켜줄 가능성?
Never underestimate the power of Water & Fire.
Can you imagine the size of the wave , what if the San Andreas fault busted loos, you know " THE BIG ONE " ?.
At 48:00 Land slides increase with higher water levels due to soil liquefaction. Ground mass that is dryer is capable of supporting more weight. As the earth takes on moisture the clay that normally bonds together the aggregate, like a cement, breaks down. Then static pressure from the mass above, causes the clef that had supported the weight to give way, the result is a land slide that causes a tsunami.
Why the fuck is there an apostrophe in the title? It's unneeded and looks unprofessional.