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Because of how moving energy transmitted through water hits the ground and that moving water has to stop suddenly and all that energy of the moving water piles up in one spot.

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Tsunamis are destructive because they can have large volumes of water, high speeds, and tremendous energy as they travel across the ocean and crash onto land. The force of a tsunami can cause widespread flooding, destruction of infrastructure, and loss of life, making them one of the most dangerous natural disasters.

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A Tsunami Is so Destuctive becuase it Is an under-water earthquake.

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Tsunamis are so destructive due to the massive energy they carry. They form when earthquakes under the ocean dislocate a large amount of water.

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