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Fantom [35]2 years ago

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the answer should be in the explanation

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Volcanic Eruption

Cracks in the earth’s crust are called faults. Volcanoes and earthquakes usually occur along these faults. A volcanic eruption can lead to landslides, ash falls, mud-flows, pyroclastic flows (can burn everything in their way), and steam explosions. okay for example volcanoes people have to keep a close eye out when they live by an active search up valcanic damage and you will see what i mean

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