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This is because I’d deep ocean,tsunami waves may appear only a foot or so high.But as they approach the shoreline and enter shallower water they slow down and begin to grow in energy and height.Since the tops of the waves move faster than the bottoms so it causes them to rise faster.So...if a tsunami is in deep waters it does not really hit the shore and splash around to hurt anyone or anything or any people.It is fine because it’s in the middle of the ocean and not on the shoreline.I hoped I helped even a little bit :3
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The cave painting on the image is representing the animals, or rather the environment that was seen by the artists of the painting in their surroundings. We can see that there are wild horses depicted on it, but also a rhino. The wild horses were probably a prey animal, while the rhino was a respected animal and feared one, thus they were avoiding it. The artists that painted it were the Cro-Magnons, early Homo-sapiens in Europe, in what is now France. The reason why it was painted is probably because the artist wanted to depict the environment, but also maybe for teaching the youngsters about the animals from early age, so that they know which ones are to be hunted, and which ones to be avoided.
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