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  1. I live in Cali and we had a hard earthquake one day and the boys locker room the roof of it fell and our coach said to start digging in that and find them locks

  2. To answer the question. At its peak if we’re not including Astroids then it’s a tsunami. And it’s not even close. The size of the biggest tsunami was 100metres tall, went from the Gulf of Mexico and reached New Zealand while still being 10 metres tall all within 24 hours.

  3. Hurricanes can include hurricane, tornadoes, flooding due to rain and water pushed onto shore by winds, strong winds, sustained winds, heavy rain, hail, and lightning. All you n the same storm.

  4. Kind of. An earthquake causes the tsunami when the plates pinch. And the ocean the tsunami comes from is where the largest build up of a hurricane starts. They are kind of an avengers of natural disasters. lol.

  5. The thing about natural disasters is that everyone of them has some sort of counter play. For every natural disaster, there is something that can be done to, at the very least, lessen your chance of becoming a hashtag. Every one; except for tsunamis. There’s simply nothing you can do if the ocean itself decides it doesn’t like your neighborhood today.

  6. So earthquake are probably the deadliest if we're look at an event at it's highest scale because it could cause tsunamis, floods, landslides, forest fires and volcanic eruptions and can effect the largest area. At the moment as most city's are near rivers or bodies of water flooding has killed the most humans. Also a tsunami is actually a train of waves that keep coming.

  7. The war of 1812 when the Canadians(I give no credit to the British) burned the White House down. Two tornadoes happened a hurricane happened. And I believe a small earthquake happened. Id say it was fake if both parties didn’t agree on it. Only time ever I thought maybe time travel existed because that was way too on point for time.

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