BRITAIN isn’t known as a tsunami hotspot – but it’s been struck by giant and terrifying waves. The biggest that we know of ...

On Boxing Day 2004, a monstrous 9.1 magnitude earthquake struck in the Indian ocean, unleashing widespread devastation in the surrounding land. Two decades on, many still reflect on the fateful ...

BRITAIN isn't known as a tsunami hotspot – but it's been struck by giant and terrifying waves. The biggest that we know of saw a wall of water 70 feet high crashing into Britain's shores.

An international team coordinated by French researchers has made a major discovery in the Aegean Sea: the precise identification of the underwater rupture that caused the largest ... tsunami of July 9 ...

Hundreds of aftershocks followed in the ensuing weeks — many of which were magnitude 6.0 and stronger. It also caused a series of tsunamis, with the biggest waves hitting Tohoku, a region in north ...

The tsunami that rose from this great shifting of tectonic plates reached over 115 feet in some places and ultimately killed ...