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 \n4The Tsunami Zone6Earthquakes and Tsunamis8Volcanoes and TsunamisI0Watery Build-up12Minute by MinuteI4Human Catastrophe16Helping Out18Terrible Aftermath20Environmental Impact22Rebuilding24Keeping an Eye on Things26Where Next?28  \n30  \nGlossary  \nFurther Information  \n31  \n32  \nIndex  \n# What is aTsunami?\n\nAtsunami is a huge wave that can flood the land withdevastating effects.The word tsunami is Japanese for'harbour wave'.It is an appropriate name,as it is when atsunami hits a harbour or other area used by people that itsdestructive power is felt.It can flood towns and villages withlittle warning,destroying all in its path and killing people andanimals.When the wave retreats,everything can be swept outto sea.  \n# Tsunamis through time\n\nThere have probably been tsunamis for as long as there hasbeen sea.One of the earliest descriptions was left by theGreek historian Thucydides,who described a tsunami inthe Mediterranean Sea near Greece in 426 BCE:'The sea..returned in a huge wave and invaded a great part of thetown,and retreated leaving some of it still under water;sothat what was once land is now sea;such of the  \nA tsunami floods housesin Oahu,Hawaii,in 1957.  \ninhabitants perishing as couldnot run up to the higher groundin time.'Thucydides linked thetsunami to recent earthquakes inthe area-modern scientistswould do the same.  \n## What causes tsunamis?\n\nTsunamis are caused by adisturbance in or under the seathat makes a large volume ofwater move suddenly.Most arecaused by earthquakes-thoughlandslides,volcanic eruptions andeven meteorites falling into the seacan cause tsunamis.Waves flowoutwards in a circle from thepoint where the disturbancehappens -like ripples spreadingfrom a stone dropped in a pond.  \n# CASE STUDY\n\nWhen the sea and sky fell  \nModern geologists point to evidence of a tsunami caused by ameteorite striking the Tasman Sea between 500 and 850 years ago.This may explain a legend told by the people of Burragorang in NewSouth Wales,Australia.One steamy,hot night the people lay unableto sleep in their camp.Just after sunset,the sky shuddered,heavedand tumbled,crashing down on them.The Milky Way split and starsfell -including a gigantic,burning blue star that tore the groundapart,showering the people with chunks of earth and rock.Later,other tribes told of the whole ocean falling on them from above.It then rained for weeks and the whole land was flooded.The nativepeoples believed","cbCaiguzOkcXLPOq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiguzOkcXLPOq","pdf",3766842,36,"English","# What is a Tsunami?\n# Tsunamis through time\n## What causes tsunamis?\n# CASE STUDY\n## When the sea and sky fell\n# The Tsunami Zone\n## Inland tsunamis\n## Landfall\n# Earth’s jigsaw","[{\"question\":\"What is a tsunami and why is that name used?\",\"answer\":\"A tsunami is a huge wave that can flood land with devastating effects. 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