natural disasters

Examines the debates and issues of natural disasters and the fight for the future through science.

Examines such violent natural phenomena as blizzards, floods, earthquakes, and volcanoes and their effects on human populations.

Paleontologist Richard Sinclair is the first to discover that a series of natural disasters are, in reality, a chain reaction as the environment begins a terrifying war on humanity, leaving Sinclair and a small group of survivors to discover the solution to the world's survival.

An exploration of natural disasters that discusses how they are predicted, how people can survive them, and recovery from their destruction, and includes a related project.

Provides clear and simple answers to over thirty questions children often ask about volcanoes and other natural disasters, and includes humorous illustrations.

An introduction to the tornadoes, how they form and their destructive capabilities, including how and where they occur, the damage they can do, and some of the worst tornadoes in recorded history.

Describes the causes and disastrous effects of tidal waves, as well as a history of the most devastating ones around the world.

Explores the natural phenomenon of lightning and explains what lightning is and how it forms.

Examines the nature, origins, and dangers of hurricanes and shows the warning system that detects them and alerts people in their path.

A journey through National Geographic's award-winning archives. True stories and video footage of strange animal behavior, the fury of mother nature and amazing discoveries.