Earthquakes can effect our lives in many ways. They cause fires that burn buildings to the ground. This effects you because now you have nowhere to live. They also can destroy whole towns. Animals, plants, and humans are going to feel the affects of the splitting by increased earthquakes and volcanoes
Earthquakes cause great damage to human structures such as buildings, roads, rails, factories, dams, bridges etc. And thus cause heavy damage to human property. Earthquake damage can be primary and secondary consisting of physical damage to buildings and infrastructure and disruption to electricity/gas/water supplies
Earthquakes can also have a unique impact on plant activity as plants in a relatively small geographical area can be impacted very differently. Earthquake effect animals by destroying their houses and also some animals are death because of earth quake it can effect plants by uprooting them and destroying them.
Animals can predict earthquakes they can feel the Earth vibrate before humans. cats and dogs start acting strangely, whining, howling, they get nervous, very restless and frightened. Dogs start barking, bees leave their hives, catfish move violently in the water and chickens stop laying eggs. During the earthquake animals can be very badly hurt or injured some loose their lives.
Earthquakes change the Earth by affecting and destroying landscapes, structures and environments, which threatens the inhabitants of an area and the area's entire geology. An earthquake in one place can cause a series of events that resonate out and change entire environments that are nowhere near the site of the actual earthquake
Earthquakes are caused by either volcanic activity or shifting of massive tectonic plates underneath the surface of the earth. The plates have a ton of pressure and are pressing against each other, and when the plates suddenly shift it causes the entire ground to move, shake or break apart.
There are plenty of earthquakes that occur that are so mild that no damage is done, but some earthquakes make the ground shake so violently that it destroys entire landscapes and environments. Most human deaths from earthquakes are a result of earthquakes knocking down buildings or manmade structures.
However, earthquakes can also cause landslides and tsunamis, which destroy whole villages, change geology and ruin natural habitats of many living creatures. For instance, when an earthquake happens in the middle of the ocean, it can create waves that are so large that they destroy coastlines, cities, and forests hundreds of miles away.
Earthquakes have helped to shape the Earth's landscapes, but they also continue to alter those landscapes. Earthquakes are dangerous to human, plant and animal life, and when large earthquakes occur, they have the power to drastically change the surface of the Earth.
Earthquakes can have disastrous effects on humans and on the environment. An earthquake is the result of trembling, rolling and vibration of the ground triggered by the sudden release of energy that is stored below the surface of the Earth. A strong earthquake at the wrong time in the wrong place can result in the loss of millions of human lives and great financial damage. Earthquakes leaves permanent scars on people’s life.
