Volcanoes, Tsunamis, & Megaquakes | X-Ray Earth MEGA Episode | Nat Geo Animals Madison Beer [ii0oIHm9bz9]
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Is there a volcano beneath Yellowstone National Park? Could an earthquake, "the big one," hit the Pacific Northwest? And could a tsunami ravage the East coast? Dive beneath the Earth with Nat Geo Animals to examine potential catastrophic events in this X-Ray Earth MEGA Episode. Using thousands of sensors and state of the art surface scan information, for the first time, we can create x-rays of the deep interior of our planet. Featuring all episodes:
Volcano Apocalypse - 00:00
X-Raying the Earth shows that the largest volcano on the planet lies beneath Yellowstone National Park, with potential to cause a volcanic grown ups 3 winter.
Seattle Mega Quake - 44:03
X-raying the Earth reveals a fault on the Pacific Northwest coast, where a megaquake kxan and a tsunami could devastate the region.
Atlantic Coast Killer - 01:28:03
X-Raying the Earth reveals an Atlantic island that could collapse in a mega-landslide, sending a killer tsunami headed straight for the U.S. East Coast.
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