When sections of the Earth's crust shift, a large amount of energy is released as an earthquake. The ground-shaking of an earthquake can cause great damage to wildlife habitats. When a crustal shift occurs in the ocean floor, what other danger may be posed to wildlife habitats on land?

A. A shift in the ocean floor might cause a hurricane.

B. A shift in the ocean floor might cause a tsunami.

C. A shift in the ocean floor will always cause landslides.

D. A shift in the ocean floor will always cause a volcanic eruption.

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Katherine Harper

10 August, 21:56

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Cailyn Trujillo · Answer 1

Either A or D but with the volcanoes it doesn't specify if its sea volcanoes or land volcanoes