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What Is A Tsunami??? By: Lauren Perovsek . The most resent Tsunami was in 2004. Many people don,t survive. little boy struggles to survive!. A small wave comes up to a hotel. How a tsunami is created. A tsunami is very powerful. Hotels may be big but tsunamis are bigger. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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What Is A Tsunami???By: Lauren Perovsek

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The most resent Tsunami was in 2004

Many people don,t survive.

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little boy struggles to survive!

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A small wave comes up to a hotel.

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How a tsunami is created.A tsunami is

very powerful.

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Hotels may be big but tsunamis are bigger.

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A tsunami can over run a whole city.

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People have to sail to their houses.

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Animation of Tsunami currents

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In the year 2004 there was a tsunami it was created by an

earthquake….

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Tectonic platesThe Indian plate is

Part of the Indo-Australian Plate, which underlines the

Indian Ocean and BayOf Bengal, and is

drifting north east at An average of 6

centimeters a year.

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Indo-Australian PlateThe Indo-Australian plate is an overarching name for two tectonic plates that includes the continent of Australian

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Unlike earthquakes,tsunamis are a phenomenon that researchers are just beginning to understand.For centuries they were referred to ‘’tidal waves’’—a misnomer since tidal connotes tides which are connected to the gravitational pull of the moon.The conventional thinking on what causes a tsunami has changed drastically changed in the last 20 years.

Tsunamis are a phenomenon.

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The death toll in 2004

was nearly 118,000people.80,000 people were killed alone in that country.

Do animals have a sixth sense?Well scientists are still trying to figure out that questions.They think that because all the animals in that area were untouched they all went to higher ground.

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Tsunami Pattern(tectonic plates)

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RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!!!!!!!

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A Big Wave!

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Like I said before many people don’t survive.

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The Island just got swept away.

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NOOOOOOOO!!!!

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DifferencesSome people think tsunamis and mud slides are the same things.They are not!They think that they are the same thing because they both carry away land but us fourth graders are so smart we know the difference between them.The difference is a mud slide starts on land a tsunami starts on water.

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