Earthquakes
Last reviewed: 16-12-2009
Deadly tremors that strike without warning
For resources, including photos and topographical maps, see the U.S. Geological Survey's Learning Links. The USGS has also produced High Quality Earthquake Animations. For a full set of links to information about earthquakes, see the USGS's Earthquake Topics. The USGS also has information on animals and earthquake prediction. For what to do in an earthquake, see the American Red Cross's Earthquake Safety Checklist To see the latest earthquake alerts, visit:
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