Predict
Tsunami - cannot be seen, but by monitoring buoys in the sea, one may have up to an hour prior warning. The retreat of the local sea should never be ignored!
Earthquake - Seismographs monitor the earth's movement and may 'sense' fore shocks. But the initial shock will most often be the main shock - or at least a destructive one.
Volcano -Small tremors prior to volcanic activity and cracks near by in the earths surface. Along with certain gases being released into the air - especially into deep water wells.
Volcanoes are much more difficult to predict an impending eruption. The tilting of the volcano, plus an increase in local earthquake activity, and a change in the local earth's magnetic field may all be indicators.
The Mt St Helen's eruption was well signaled, and the region cleared of all who wanted to move.
For all of these, animal behavior can also be monitored. Dogs barking, snakes burying themselves, rats fleeing etc. may be indicators, but are far from reliable.
Protect
follow instructions given.
Earthquake- "Drop - Cover - and Hold' is the modern mantra. Especially do not go outside the building, for falling masonry or glass are real hazards.
Tsunami- FLEE. run as far away as possible and get to high ground. They destroy e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g in their path and so getting out of it's way is the only way to live. Take Japan for example. those who didn't move are dead or badly injured.
prepare
Earthquake - have buildings built with shock absorbers or have them otherwise earthquake resistant.
Tsunami- leave. there is no way to sense if one if going to happen. Maybe build your house on high ground to demolish any risk of getting hit. Earthquake zones (countries close to plate boundaries) should do this, along with being as far away from the sea as possible
Modern thinking (USGS) is that a significant Tsunami is unlikely if the earthquake magnitude is below 7.5.
To protect the people from Mesopotamia, the people used the code of Hamurabi.
they used a condom
It is estimated that 26 people were killed in the 1944 Vesuvius eruption. However, it is not clear how many people were injured.
well some of them have poisonous barbs of there back to protect themselves from other animals. but if you were to sting you chances are you wouldn't die.
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During the eruption of Lake Toba, people likely attempted to flee the area by heading to safer locations. They may have gathered essential supplies such as food, water, and shelter materials to sustain themselves during the crisis. Some may have sought refuge in caves or other natural shelters to protect themselves from the volcanic ash and debris.
The people of Herculaneum used caps made of cloth or leather to protect themselves from the volcanic ash and rocks during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. These caps helped shield their heads from the falling debris and intense heat.
People can protect themselves by moving to higher grounds
There was no specific warning issued before the Krakatoa eruption in 1883. The event happened suddenly and caught people by surprise, resulting in a devastating disaster.
People prepared for the eruption of Mount St. Helens by evacuating the area around the volcano, following evacuation orders, and stocking up on essential supplies. Scientists also monitored the volcano closely to provide up-to-date information and early warnings to residents in the surrounding areas.
People who cannot protect or defend themselves, from the age of newborn to age 14 most children will not be able to protect themselves from harm. Also old people who are fragile cannot protect themselves as someone who would be middle-aged.
some people protect themselves by paunching the anther people that is tiring to heart him
To protect the people from Mesopotamia, the people used the code of Hamurabi.
they spray people
They cant protect themselves, it would be very difficult to travel from one place to another.
To protect the environment during a blizzard, reduce energy consumption by turning off non-essential appliances and use alternative energy sources if possible. To protect themselves, stay indoors, dress warmly, stock up on essential supplies like food and water, and prepare an emergency kit with essentials like blankets, flashlights, and batteries.
They bring coats.