Mega-earthquake in the Pacific Ocean could kill 13,000 people.

Geologists predict a massive earthquake is imminent in the Pacific Northwest, threatening the lives of 13,000 people.

Fox News has just reported that a devastating earthquake, the worst in history, is imminent in the Pacific Northwest, potentially killing 13,000 people. This super-earthquake will also directly affect approximately 70,000 people.

Fox News warns that the upcoming earthquake in the Pacific Northwest will be 30 times stronger than earthquakes caused by the San Andreas Fault. This impending earthquake is located on the Cascadia Fault.

The lives of 13,000 people could be threatened by this devastating earthquake.

According to geologists, earthquakes caused by the Cascadia fault occur in cycles of 240 years. The last earthquake was 300 years ago, around the 1700s. That earthquake generated tsunamis up to 600 feet (nearly 200 meters) high in Japan.

Professor Michio Kaku, a physics professor at the City University of New York, said the super-earthquake will not occur in California, but rather along the Cascadia fault (which runs from San Francisco to Seattle).

The super-earthquake will have a magnitude of 9.2 on the Richter scale.

Physics professor Michio Kaku revealed that before an earthquake occurs, we will see the first signs from animals. “Animals will act strangely; that’s a sign. And then, one or two minutes later, the actual earthquake will happen,” he said.

According to predictions, the earthquake will have a magnitude of 9.2 on the Richter scale and last for about 4 minutes. Approximately 15 minutes later, a tsunami will engulf cities near the coast.

According to VOV