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What causes a tsunami

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A tsunami is caused by earthquakes in the ocean. the earthquakes make a big rumble and the big wave travels and may go on the shore and its a called a tsunami hope this helpsBrainliest??

Anna35 [415]2 years ago

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Tsunami's can be caused by
- a sudden movement of the ocean due to earthquakes
- land slumping onto the ocean
- Big volcanic eruptions
- landslides on the sea floor

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