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3 years ago

ILL IBE BRAINLY Asian Tsunami 2004:

1 answer:

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2. In many ways, one being everything is destroyed. All of the trees, plants, everything. It wouldn’t be a safe place to stay either.

3. A few ecosystems that live in the ocean. Because, they would still be in the ocean.

i’m sorry i don’t know the other answers best of luck tho!

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