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Smile and Learn Hello Adventurers!

I told you in the last episode that natural events are constant changes

that occur in nature that have not been directly caused by humans.

Such as rain, wind, or tides.

When natural events become dangerous and destructive, we call them natural disasters.

Learning about natural disasters helps us to be forewarned and to be prepared for the worst.

Do you want me to tell you about some of them that were not mentioned in the previous episode?

Let's take a look.

Drought A drought happens when there is less water than usually available in a given area for an extended period of time.

Unfortunately, droughts are an increasingly common phenomenon due to the fact that rainfall is less frequent than in previous years.

This means that rivers, lakes, and wells have significantly less water.

When there's a drought, there isn't enough water to irrigate crops, so plants die, as well as the food they produce.

During periods of drought, water shortages can also occur in populated areas, and as you can imagine, it can cause major problems for the local residents.

Heatwave A heatwave occurs when the temperature in a given area is extremely hot.

Normally this phenomenon takes place in summer and usually favors a drought.

Ugh, it's so hot!

Heatwaves are detrimental to living things in the area.

Crops spoil, animals and humans can become dehydrated, so never underestimate a heatwave.

During a heatwave, it's recommended to stay in shady places or under coverings.

Don't go outside during the middle of the day and avoid intense outdoor exercise.

So make sure to drink plenty of water and stay in cool places.

Avalanche An avalanche usually occurs in mountainous areas.

It's a huge mass of snow that suddenly slides down a mountainside at high speeds.

To trigger an avalanche, there must be an unstable pile of snow and an inclination of between 30 and 40 degrees.

A pile of snow can fall off due to gravity or simply an animal's footstep.

These are some causes of an avalanche.

An avalanche can reach a speed of descent up to 186 miles per hour, sweeping away everything in its path.

Avalanches increase in size during their journey because it not only includes snow, but also vegetation and rocks.

Landslide A landslide is the movement of a large mass of earth

or rocks sliding down from higher elevation to a lower elevation.

Disaster can be caused by different reasons such as heavy rains, earthquakes, volcanoes, or simply by unstable terrain.

Like in other natural disasters, human action can intensify the severity of this phenomenon.

Deforestation is one of the triggers.

When there are no roots to help hold the soil components together, the ground becomes wet due to rainfall and these land shifts occur.

A storm happens when two air masses of different temperatures and pressures collide, giving rise to phenomena such as rain,

hail, snow, lightning, strong winds, or even tornadoes.

Storms can have different intensities.

Sometimes they'll be very mild or very destructive.

There are many types of storms, such as thunderstorms, sandstorms, or blizzards.

There are times when storms produce hail, which are balls of ice that fall violently from the sky.

Hail is very damaging to the environment.

It destroys crops and it also can cause damage in cities like breaking windows or denting cars.

Make sure to take cover when it hails.

If not, you might end up with a bump on your head.

Finally, I'll give you some facts that you should keep in mind about natural disasters.

Did you know that they have tripled in the last 30 years?

Also, did you know that they are more destructive than ever

and that 20 million people are forced to leave their homes every year because of them?

Impressive, isn't it?

A large part of this increase in damages is due to the Earth's increasing temperature,

i.e. global warming caused by the misuse of natural resources by human beings.

But don't worry, you can help slow it down.

How?

Well, by doing simple actions such as recycling or controlling energy consumption to help reduce global warming and natural disasters.

Are you ready to take care of the planet?

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