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We need James and Scott so they can tell us when the next tsunami is coming and they can also give us information and evidence.

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When tectonic plates meet each other it slips and it causes a big wave going to the shore.

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3D Animation showing Formation of a Tsunami

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Middens are made out of stones and bones.

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An organic peat is natural material.

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A Organic Peat is kind of like soil but it can also be hard just like rocks.

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The Pacific Ring of Fire is the name that is given to a horseshoe shaped area in the Pacific Ocean which extends from South America and North America to Eastern Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

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James and Scott are a very big help, because the information they find and discover they can Immediately know that there might be a tsunami.

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An Organic Peat is like a natural material and its kinda like a plant that has been broken down over time and its become spongy

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James and Scott could see that the third layer held the key to the puzzle. Between the  very very very old. There should have been another thick layer of organic peat, which had been built up over 23,000 years. It was missing!

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The old midden is made out of moa bones and the young one just covers it

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Scientists James and Scott are helpful to us because they give us information and they tell us when we need to be prepared for a huge tsunami.

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When the Tsunami came Titipa and his fish got swept away from the tsunami

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Between the 600-year-old layer and the 24,000-year-old layer, there should have been another thick layer of organic peat, which had been built up over 23,000 years.

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The Tsunami shaped the pebbles into round small stones.

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This is how a tsunami is formed.

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Tsunami: Discover the secrets of the Earth, video produced by INGV in 2010. Discovering how and why tsunamis occur, the hazard they pose to our coasts, understanding what to do in order to mitigate the effects of tsunamis. These are the topics covered in this video with the use of computer graphics animation.

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When a tectonic plate slips and rubs together the water goes up and goes at super fast rate.

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The tectonic plates underneath the sea in the ground moves and makes a wave that turns into a tsunami

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What Causes a Tsunami | How Tsunamis are Formed | Animation Studio | 212-789-9077

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Tsunami - http://www.tmba.tv/broadcastanimation/weathergraphics/what-casues-a-tsunami/ What Causes a Tsunami- TMBA created this 3d animation for the Discovery Channel to explain to viewers how shifting tectonic plates can cause a Tsunami. Tsunami is a Japanese word which means "harbor wave."

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How a tsunami is created.

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Tsunamis are created by earthquakes. Earthquakes are also formed by the tectonic plates that rub together and form.

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When the plates moved against each other it was causing earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that was also causing a Tsunami or giant waves

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What is a Tsunami? Facts & Information - Geography for Kids | Educational Videos by Mocomi

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The pebbles were round. That means that it was pebbles from the bottom of the Ocean

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Middens are made out of sea shells, Moa bones, and small burnt pebbles.

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Titipa and all of his fish were swept away by the giant waves of a tsunami in the Bay of Plenty

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New Zealand is currently on the Pacific Ring of Fire. That is why there are so many earthquakes.

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A midden is a old earth oven that was left there from a Maori Tribe. That is why there is shells, bones and burnt stones because they could not eat anything else.

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Middens are made out of shells, bones and burnt stones. They are also dumped into a domestic waste pile.

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The middens are made up of shells, bones, and burnt stones the remains of an umu a earth oven.

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We need a scientist like James and Scott because they give us a huge understanding when a Tsunami might happen.

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The Ring Of Fire is where an area of large number of earthquakes and Volcanic eruptions.

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Titipa went fishing and got swept away from a Tsunami.

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The Middens held mud snails and small tuatua shells

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The Pacific Ring of Fire can cause a lot of damage from just making earthquakes and volcanoes erupt .

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If tectonic plates meet each other it rubbs together and causes earthquakes and volcano eruptions. It's also near the ring of fire.

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The ring of fire has a boundary line which goes around the pacific ocean.

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The reason why Christchurch gets so many earthquakes, is because the ring of fire boundary is exactly on top.

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When the tectonic plates meet or touch each other it causes a volcanic eruption.

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Why do we need scientists like James and Scott?

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Why do we need scientists like James and Scott?

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Explain to teach others what this is.

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What other evidence did they find? Explain below:

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Write information about the PRF below (in your own words)