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Experts are Studying the "Biggest Earthquake in Human History"
According to LiveScience, archeologists have discovered evidence of the greatest earthquake in human history, which generated a 5000-mile-long megatsunami that wreaked havoc on coasts for millennia.
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Authorities to Conduct Large-Scale Earthquake and Tsunami Drills
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'Silent' Tsunamis Come Along With Recent Intense Volcanic Eruptions
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500-Year-Old Landslide in Red Sea Could Trigger a Tsunami in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
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Fisherman Likely Drowned from Ancient Tsunami in Chile 5,000 Years Ago Discovered
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6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Guam; Aftershocks are Likely in the Coming Hours
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USGS Records Over 180 Earthquakes Swarms in Puerto Rico in the Last Seven Days
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More Tsunami Threat? Second Massive Eruption Detected in Tonga Volcano
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Victims of an Ancient Tsunami 3,600 Years Ago Resurfaced in Turkish Coast
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Ten Earthquakes Struck Puerto Rico, No Tsunami Threat to the Island
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Can Magnetic Field Serve as Early Warning Sign to Avoid Catastrophic Tsunamis?
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Experts Discovered That a Powerful Tsunami Impacted Coast of Chile Almost 300 Years Ago
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Scientists Identified Possible Earthquake in Europe That May Result in Tsunami