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A natural disaster is any event or force of nature that causes a lot of damage and kills a lot of people. Which natural disaster would most likely affect you?

What could happen if the sea waves did come up onto the land? A sea wall is a wall built to keep sea waves from coming up onto land.

Infrastructure is the basic systems, like transportation and communication, that a society needs in order to work properly. Can you tell about a time when Alabama’s infrastructure was destroyed?

A vortex is a mass of swirling water that draws everything to the center of it. Can you think of something that has a vortex?