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Large tsunamis with a local scope can be produced by landslides into bays and lakes. Due to their constrictive topography, bays and lakes frequently experience massive tsunamis.
A bay is a body of water that is partially enclosed by land; it is often smaller and less constrained than a gulf. The bay's mouth, however, is larger than the gulf. The underwater topography offshore mostly determines the wave height, which rises as it approaches the beach. Greater tsunami waves typically result from steeper shorelines. Lacustrine conditions are also susceptible to tsunamis. Vast-scale mass-movement mechanisms that displace large volumes of water and are sparked by seismic or aseismic phenomena are the principal causes of the enormous tsunamis in lakes.
landslides into bays and lakes can generate huge tsunami of local extent. what is it about bays and lakes that allows the tsunami to be so large?
- topography
- volcano
- earthquake
- cyclones
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