To: Godzilla
My daughter was just over with the new grandchild...I was showing her some of the videos..and our comments..she wants to know, while a tsunami is under the water..travelling fast ..till it nears shallows..what happens to a whale if it hits it?..fish food, right?
52 posted on
12/28/2004 3:07:44 PM PST by
ken5050
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To: ken5050
No. The water doesn't travel. The shape does. Anything underwater in the open sea would barely notice.
54 posted on
12/28/2004 3:11:25 PM PST by
Publius6961
(The most abundant things in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity.)
To: ken5050
I was showing her some of the videos..and our comments..she wants to know, while a tsunami is under the water..travelling fast ..till it nears shallows..what happens to a whale if it hits it?..fish food, right? Thats a good question. However, in the open ocean you have the full thickness of the ocean to transmit the wave, therefore it wouldn't be noticed to any great degree. It is only when it encounters shallow water does it rise up.
69 posted on
12/28/2004 3:32:52 PM PST by
Godzilla
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To: ken5050
The worst place to be during a tsunami is near the shore, either on land or in shallow water. Out at sea all you would see is a swelling wave that passed beneath you.
70 posted on
12/28/2004 3:34:23 PM PST by
Blood of Tyrants
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