Question

submarine landslides aren't a concern for tsunamis as they can only be caused by masses of material falling into the water from above.

Answer 1

The above statement is wrong. In fact, submarine landslide can cause tsunamis.

What is Submarine Landslide?

Submarine landslides are a broad term for indicating the phenomena of failure of near-seabed sediments under the effect of gravity. This happens with the concomitance of stresses applied to the seabed with the following of ecological circumstances that could cause dregs debilitating.

Tsunami is a wave or series of waves that occur as a result of abrupt disturbances that vertically displace the water column, such as an earthquake, volcanic activity, abrupt land or ice displacement, or the impact of a meteorite in or near the sea.

Learn more about submarine landslide https://brainly.com/question/13970997

#SPJ4

*The question above should have an additional question, i.e. "are the following statements true/false?"