Isla Margarita
Isla Margarita is one of Venezuela’s more developed islands. It is set about 40 km (24.85 mi) off the mainland and is immensely popular among tourists who are fond of sunbathing. The key attractions of this captivating island include the lovely, soft sand beaches that are as popular to the locals as they are to foreigners.
It’s true. Because it breaks down as it enters our atmosphere.
A tectonic hazard would be something that isn't expected but only lasts so long.
Example: an earthquake or tsunami
The best example is an earthquake
Immediate responses would be to take shelter under a sturdy building or get to high grounds where nothing can fall on you.
The number of deaths could be reduced by having regular safety checks of buildings and if you know you are near tectonic plate shifting then the building should be built with study material.
a large waterfall with rapids would be the right answer
Explanation:
Verkhoyansk Mountains, also spelled Verkhoiansk or Verchojansk, Russian Verkhoyansky Khrebet, mountains of Sakha (Yakutiya), far northeastern Russia, extending for 700 miles (1,100 km)—in a huge arc parallel to and east of the lower Lena River—to the Laptev Sea.
