New study suggests Palos Verdes fault could trigger devastating earthquake

[@RowdyIRL]

I like how millions of people flock to areas prone to certain natural disasters, then get shocked when natural disasters happen, or when scientists predict a natural disaster is possible to occur at some point 🗿

[@hoarsewhisperer8789]

You find me a list of states without natural disasters and I'll consider flocking off to there.

[@chaerihwi5117]

@@hoarsewhisperer8789 frfr

[@budlight2969]

WHY DO WE HAVE ALL THESE EARTHQUAKES? WE JUST WANNA LIVE ON THE RING OF FIRE - 🤡

[@beinghonest6905]

@@hoarsewhisperer8789 we don’t have them in dc

[@senseibowie1808]

No body just says Hey I’m gonna go to a state wit hurricanes and tornados that’s what happens I’ve live in Cali 25 years only one earthquake and it just shook a light for 5 minutes when you grow up around something u just use to it . You are probably in a city or state with hurricanes lol like that any much better you see IAN and those types are way more common than a bad earthquake that’s what people fail to realize

[@JasmineTea127]

We’ve known the big one is coming for years. I just hope it doesn’t happen while me or a friend or a loved one is driving.

[@nicastro4506]

Or San Fran

[@analiliaarellano4940]

Imagine those people who lives in those tall buildings 🙄🤤 really scary!!

[@deathsentence87]

How does driving effect a earth quake? Wouldn't that be safer? I think it's safer due to cars have brakes.. and four rubber tires.. and good shocks.. being under a bad structure is way more dangerous..

[@davidplays6286]

By 2030

[@Americafirst-i8q]

While my friend or me, never put yourself first in a sentence

[@amanahicks1347]

This has been known for years it’s nothing new. People unfortunately are just now realizing how serious it’s getting.

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

A lot of people don't know about this stuff except for people that are interested in the stuff like me I don't even live in California

[@TheGravityShifter]

People thought the same with hurricanes in Florida. Then when people were warned about Ian, a lot didn't heed it since it's been said before. Now countless people are being punished for their complacency. I imagine it being no different in Cali.

[@Petlover10000]

What makes them bringing up this earthquakes subject all of the sudden? They have been saying the Big One for decades.

[@Heythereitskirstyn]

There was a big one in china and Mexico recently so I’m guessing that’s why edit - my mistake one happened in Taiwan not China.

[@toboekey1273]

@@Heythereitskirstyn taiwan not china 🤨

[@ThePumasboy300]

2 big ones in Mexico days apart

[@IdealUser]

@@toboekey1273 It's both and the real China. It's official name is Republic of China (ROC).

[@4acae86]

Papua New Guinea in early September too The ring of fire is awake.

[@fyremondragon8852]

Interesting how this just popped up in my feed after watching updates on the Rolling Hills Estates landslides happening now.

[@robertsessoms]

I had a girlfriend from there her parents lived on the coast..when the you went in the backyard the terrain had the starestep look ..the land dropped down and you were looking at the roof of house..it was beautiful..on clear days you could see the Catalina Islands.

[@Mark-cz5vw]

Ive been hearing about “the big one” since i was 8. Not going to lie it scares the hell out of me till this day knowing this might or might not happen. Im 27 years old and still waiting. Hopefully it never will 🤷‍♂️

[@c0dy1287]

I'm closer to 35 and was just old enough to remember the Northridge quake and that one felt like the big one when it was happening, then my parents and older family members remember the Sylmar quake in the 70s, it seems like if you just live long enough here eventually you'll get your turn on the ride, cheers!

[@youngking2128]

well lol don't say your waiting then day I hope to God not

[@_Chessa_]

I was only 3 at the time the huge 6.3 Earthquake happened in my family’s house. And I remember it because it was a traumatic experience.. I remember my dads old car alarms going off. Things shattering, power going out and so much screaming and visually can picture how much things swayed. But it could all be just a dream I had when I was an older kid. Because of that memory, I have anxiety thinking about when this giant fault is finally going to cause the big earthquake, it will no doubt happen but it’s the timing we are all curious about.

[@c0dy1287]

@@_Chessa_ Thankfully I was a stupid kid and found it exciting, like I said, stupid. The San Andreas isn't even the worst fault because of the type of fault it is, but the Cascadia subduction zone in the Pacific Northwest is a real monster, then I started watching earthquake footage of Japan's 9.1 and that shit is wild. It's not that it doesn't give me anxiety, but there's so many things to worry about that one more doesn't make a difference. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@itsmeterri]

Is only a time of when not if.

[@stizzoforizzo898]

The long fault line can actually mean it'll be a less of an earthquake because the stress of the plate tectonics can be distributed for miles

[@JEK]

Earthquakes in CA. Wow, good to know.

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

There's seismitologist their job is to keep an eye on this earthquake would you rather them not do it because it's California and you know this is coming

[@PhatMoistDoinks]

Last time they said the "Big One" would eventually come from the San Andreas Fault Line, never knew about the Palos Verdes Fault. Just another reason why I don't miss living on the coast, don't have to worry about rising seas, earthquakes, tropical storms, etc. that seem to plague coastal cities. Just have to worry about the giant dormant volcano.

[@uncoolmediagroup5576]

An earthquake happened in Nebraska a few years ago I think so idk if not being on the coast even means anything thatuch

[@paintup46]

@@uncoolmediagroup5576 Indiana had some earthquakes not too long ago too.

[@alexe.8224]

I know this was serious, but how hilarious! The point is, we all are going to die regardless situation. Live it up

[@msmsmsmsmsmsmsmsmsmsm]

The giant dormant volcano isn’t going to blow up in our lifetime

[@monolithgeometry3221]

This just in: Massive earthquake could return property values to "within reason"

[@trixie9867]

usually its the cost of the lot minus the cost to remove an earthquake shattered building

[@Americafirst-i8q]

When it does happen you won't have to worry about property values anymore there won't be any property left

[@trixie9867]

@@Americafirst-i8q i think it might actually raise property values of the ones that survive the quake - economics is a game of supply and demand - bless monolith geometry's heart

[@alwaysyouramanda]

HAHAAAAAAAA WIPE IS OUT

[@angellight5040]

The planet is alive, just respect it and you'll be fine. There's no need for fear mongering. Fear attracts problems you don't need.

[@georgevavoulis4758]

You are absolutely right there's nothing good from fear mongering at all . Why not just relocate people instead all this debates and wondering what to do

[@ilecara8997]

Don’t forget to cover the Newport-Inglewood fault line!!

[@1188clean]

Minority neighborhood don't matter

[@intreoo]

That's just life in California. It's the same thing as people in the South living their lives while knowing that a freak hurricane could come and level everything to the ground. Or people in Cascadia living their lives while knowing that a volcano could erupt any second. Or people in the Midwest living their lives knowing that they could die in a blizzard.

[@dennistate5953]

Dutchsinse is Goodsense!❤😊

[@KremitDeFrog]

so what's going on in LA they don't want us to be paying attention to? Cause a threatening fault line is a dime a dozen out there..

[@setharrow9971]

What’s going on in LA?

[@r.pres.4121]

Just like fault lines are a dime a dozen from Alaska all the way to Tierra del Fuego. That entire Pacific coastline is loaded with dangerous fault lines.

[@Punchie8]

It's going to happen, I can tell, and it will give aftershocks all the way through Las Vegas, Henderson Nevada, Phoenix Arizona, to New Mexico, just like 1994 Northridge earthquake did.....a 7.8 magnitude is possible. I had a vision my kitchen light was swinging, and I dropped a bottle of Orange Crush Soda, and that soda was cold and so good before the quake started, then I awakened

[@ienjoywatchingyousleep9431]

I'm more of a fan of Cactus Cooler but to each their own

[@sarahrayne4808]

I want a orange crush now thanks lol😂

[@bootscooty]

When did u have the vision lol

[@ninesixteengenetix]

I'm more of a fan of dreams not visions, thanks

[@wrinthiak3431]

I'd like a 7-Up but I'm fasting from sugar.

[@lalosalamanca6936]

Long overdue

[@jackconnolly2665]

Nice to hear while I'm vacationing in Laguna Beach for another week. if it happens after I leave, maybe the beach will move closer to Phoenix for me :)

[@GSM92]

@Crispy Ranch Truckers passing through Phoenix

[@cascadia2605]

Lucky you! Laguna Beach is beautiful but I only went there once. Might as well hurry up and go one last time before it gets destroyed

[@atticuswalker8970]

If you get the chance, check out the sandpiper, best live music bar for miles. Only ever had good times. Known locally as the dirty bird.

[@deathsentence87]

When will this happen?

[@mr.bigred6908]

October 27th, 2026! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@GameOver22358]

Next month

[@mr.bigred6908]

@@GameOver22358 hahahaha next month on the 16th at 2:37 am, and the tsunami will hit approximately at 4:25 am. 😂🤣

[@nabi5864]

I lived in the SouthBay beach cities for over 40 years.... Over the years I've talked to many Civil Engineers and geologists because I used to do real estate for most SB Areas there ... And the numerous times they'd bring up how most of the Palos Verdes Peninsula is unstable ... Especially the hilly areas where the ground continues to move and shift ... A few of them actually told me although the Peninsula is ritzy and gorgeous, they would never invest in a home in the long term because of the many fault lines directly under it its worse than having just one San Andreas fault

[@angellight5040]

Smaller faults can sometimes be more harmful to certain areas, especially if they're highly populated areas. I took a geo class and the professor, a geologist talked about some of these areas. Thing is the smaller faults may not go off in our lifetime. We don't know.

[@RockStarInLife]

I lived in the Bay Area during the 1989 during the 6.9 quake which is the biggest I have ever felt. People died and I remember highways collapsed on top of cars as well. It was crazy. At my home it felt like riding a wave on land but nothing broke inside our house.

[@truthseekerKJV]

The bay area is now called the gay area.

[@Kelliebelle44]

We were watching the baseball game on tv when it happened. My husband is from Sunnyvale and we were away at college in Utah. We got married in the Bay Area. I am from the San Joaquin Valley, 90 minutes by car (in good traffic) from the Bay Area. Both of us had driven the Bay Bridge and those double decker freeways before. That was just absolutely horrifying to see how those collapsed and the homes collapse. We were glued to the tv watching the footage. It was rough.

[@MikeNaples]

How do you prepare for an earthquake? Bottled water? Generator?

[@DolceMar56]

One year earlier the residents knew that this land was moving !!!

[@Mamachismosa]

No one knows shit . They say this every year when a earthquake happens .

[@CenTexTom]

Why does it take so long for updated maps from USGS? 2025 is too long, why not yearly? Thank you KCAL9 for this piece, always interested in the earth moving.

[@68sgstandard]

Sickle and hammer logo?

[@littlerayofsunshine69]

@68sgstandard they're two claw hammers. It's a logo from Pink Floyd's "The Wall" album. 80s anti-fascim

[@CenTexTom]

@@68sgstandard Sickle and hammer logo... where? oh that is merely my public persona as I welcome all replies about the topic at hand but your ignorance concerning who I am or what my logo represents has neither any significant or demonstrable bearing regarding the subject

[@seikocitizenwatches]

Why don’t people have more concerns for skyrocketed crime rate rather than worry about earthquakes and natural disasters?

[@KremitDeFrog]

why don't people understand that mainstream media is controlled and manipulated?

[@gennaCarr10]

Because they’re democrats!!

[@r.pres.4121]

Because earthquakes are far more deadly than crime. Stop being so obsessed with crime it is not that bad.

[@bootscooty]

To all the people fear mongering in the comments I have watched over the last 28 years or so as Los Angeles has been slowly preparing itself for another large earthquake. People have been getting their foundations redone, buildings have been reinforcing, sewage has been undergoing a makeover. There will be damage and it will be severe when the next large earthquake strikes. However, I feel we are decently enough prepared to weather another large earthquake without too much upset.

[@ghostmanscores1666]

Have you seen the pictures of the Good Friday quake in Alaska. Scary how high the road buckled.

[@califiasrevenge]

the city of los angeles is in no way prepared for a catastrophic earthquake. our freeways, roads, bridges won’t be able to withstand it. not to mention all the janky skyscrapers and older buildings throughout the city!!

[@96prototype59]

They struggle putting out wildfires I doubt we are ready for the big one

[@itsmesasha9825]

I wouldn’t worry so much about the structures. I’m more afraid of a sunami

[@naomiperreira1809]

@@itsmesasha9825 , You really should be very concerned about ALL of the structures, and ALL of the infrastructures too that are located within the Greater Los Angeles Basin Area of Southern California. And why I say this is based upon ALL the visual evidence as well as documented evidence of the destructions made in the past here in California from earthquakes that had a magnitude of at least a 5 or greater on the Richter Scale. Also, I'm a Native Californian and a Senior Citizen who has been in a few of the larger quakes both in Northern California and in Southern California mostly since late 1976, thus I know what damage plus any fatalities can happen from one of these larger quakes firsthand. In addition, I've got family members and friends who live in quake prone areas in various locations throughout California. One needs to learn what they should have immediately available to grab then run with in case of ANY TYPE OF A DISASTER, either natural or not like a gas pipe leak or an electrical wiring fire, happens suddenly NO MATTER WHERE THEY LIVE IN THIS WORLD. A bugout bag, aka an emergency stuff bag, is a MUST ITEM to have so one is PREPARED then one DOES NOT need to be SO SCARED. And, finally, increasing one's knowledge about the different natural disasters that have or could affect the area in which one lives is a very good way to become more prepared and less afraid of them. There's 2 people who are the best on KZbin to get information from regarding volcanic activity and quake activity worldwide, and they are: Mary Greeley News dutchsinse

[@Top10sKpopMVs]

Rancho Palos Verdes? Oh, noooooooooooooooooooooo! *** meh *** California and Baja California is saturated with tectonic faults, but because this is Rancho Palos Verdes of course it's news worthy. Insurance policies be like cha ching

[@suprememagnetic4850]

Don’t move to Kansas if you don’t want to get caught in a tornado, don’t move to Florida if you’re scared of hurricanes, don’t move to Cali or Tokyo if you’re scared of earthquakes, don’t live on the bottom of a mountain or anything that can cause a landslide or near a Volcano, don’t live right in front of the beach if you don’t want a 100 foot tsunami to destroy your home or wipe YOU out. Long story, know where you’re living and the hazards of living there and decide if it’s worth it. I’m glad I don’t live near anything like those. Oh, and don’t live in the Hood if you don’t want to get robbed or shot at.

[@mackydog99]

Used to live in LA, Orange county, and San Bernardino. Got tossed out of bed in '71.....was around for all the rest till the late 90's. Don't miss that shit.....at all! The big one? Earthquake experts (no such thing) back in the day claimed that the safest place to be in LA was at the top of one of the skyscrapers downtown. 😳 I always thought that the safest place would be in an aircraft departing LAX!

[@SmittyRu169]

Exactly I live in Pennsylvania now ain't no Earthquakes out here. I will take my cold & blizzards don't miss Cali or Earthquakes they can keep it lol

[@WolfRun59]

Those living in the area near the landslide should be very concerned

[@b.visconti1765]

For over Fifty Years people in California have been hearing "The Big One Is Coming"

[@angellight5040]

And the kinds of earthquakes California is capable of producing is not as major as people may think. The most would be a mag 8 and that would be unusual. We have acceptable building codes, there's no need to fear.

[@stevesmith756]

This planet didn’t stop moving heating or cooling just because humans were here. It just happens

[@gustavodriotez4883]

Wow !!! How rare.....I'm been waiting for The Big One, all my Life...

[@Miaonul]

don't tempt fate

[@erich84502ify]

it's a shallow quake near the city center that will make Ridgecrest look like a cake walk

[@superman7830]

It may even make Northridge look like an angel. 😩😫😩😫

[@eagleeye761]

Now ... pair this video with the recent video of the uplift on the beach at this very site... revealing rocks debris and fossils.... connect the dots... come on you brainiacs....

[@dannjrad2109]

Dear God please, PLEASE

[@trixie9867]

probably like the great flood to wipe out the populatioon

[@ienjoywatchingyousleep9431]

Bruh I live here

[@dianneredd3031]

Isn’t rolling hills estates already rolling down the hill with its houses ?

[@Cris.tianmartinez]

They’ve been saying San Andreas fault all these years 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@trixie9867]

hayward fault

[@Vanilla-ff5jk]

Because there are numbers of new big earthquake around the ring of fire like 2 in Mexico, 1 in Taiwan and 1 in Papua New Guinea recently.

[@mariadowler1279]

as they continue to study more information comes to light

[@Americafirst-i8q]

It's been intensifying for years

[@cascadia2605]

SoCal: Inglewood-Newport Fault [DEADLY], Palos Verdes Fault [DEADLY], San Jacinto Fault [Major], San Andreas Fault [Major] Central Cali: Hayward Fault, San Andreas Fault Northern Cali: San Andreas Fault, Cascadia Subduction Zone

[@someearthbeaner619]

Meanwhile mexico deals with 7.5+ magnitude earthquakes yearly 😭🤣🤣 we're gonna be fine 🤦🏽‍♂️if not then oh well we can't do shit about it

[@danielavila5081]

You gave the best comment ever... Can't do 💩 then just live your life and have fun doing it.

[@georgevavoulis4758]

Japan ,120 million people on an island the size of California and 100 active volcanoes on top of having earthquakes every 5 minutes . Earthquakes happen so much they don't worry until it's a least a magnitude 6.0 or stronger .

[@resortpoint]

I’ve been hearing about the Big One since 1977. I hope it doesn’t happen in my beautiful PV.

[@hoarsewhisperer8789]

Don't worry it won't happen for another day or twenty thousand years. We're probably fine.

[@hayabusa27]

$50 Million Dollar homes wtf are you all worried about??!

[@annoneal665]

What do you mean?

[@sistersuetube]

I've been hearing about The Big One for 50 years. Still waiting.....😆

[@tr7b410]

The fact that more drilling is going on off the coast is a bad idea if you don't want to exacerbate the potential for earthquake,s.

[@truthseekerKJV]

Drilling for oil doesn't cause quakes, but sin and wickedness does. And California is a huge factory of that.

[@tr7b410]

@truthseekerKJV Ah, so your GOD is one who also floods states with water,mosquitos,red tides,seaweed & hurricanes=Florida.?

[@r.pres.4121]

Drilling for oil does help trigger earthquakes. It has been proven after Oklahoma experienced seismic activity when it permitted fracking. There is no such thing as sin that is a fairy tale.

[@RaiderFace7-16]

Prayers for Californians hope all yall paying attention and get to safe spots.

[@rival121]

Prayers for being in the right place at the right time. God has blessed California with major quakes that happened during holidays, major sporting events, and early in the morning. These things just happen, but a little bit of luck will go a long way!

[@truthseekerKJV]

@@rival121 You consider earthquakes as blessings ?

[@rival121]

@@truthseekerKJV If they are going to happen regardless and they happen at odd times of the morning and day which causes a 90% reduction in injuries and death, then YES, these particular earthquakes were, from a timing standpoint, a blessing. Do you have any more questions or comments from my post 8 MONTHS AGO?!?

[@angellight5040]

​@@truthseekerKJV If we live on the planet nature exists for good reason, best we can do is stay alert but not fearful. There's always a blessing we don't always see.

[@angellight5040]

We're okay, we'll survive long enough as long as we don't choose to live in fear. And this goes for you too. 😄

[@johnwattdotca]

Palos Verdes sounds familiar. Isn't that where nuclear bombs were tested underground?

[@alexmax3502]

"Be prepared" means have an helicopter ready to use and that's always on standby.

[@Hojjiifp]

Can you prepare for a big one?

[@KremitDeFrog]

Living in So Cal and being afraid of the Palos Verdes fault over any other is like living in 2020 and being afraid of Covid instead of all the other risks of day to day life..

[@_Chessa_]

Yeah, and it could happen today or tomorrow or years from now. So no worries. Just make sure you have some storage of water and food in case you live near the fault lines because shelves will be clear of it all once it happens. And it will. Kind of wish there was more of a way to find out when it will happen.

[@jhowardsupporter]

De lack man comin!

[@oneolddog8809]

This is old , I heard this in the sixties, just natural plate tectonics.

[@joseluisperezjr3285]

Nothing can prepare enough we need to take it and move on

[@Happybidr]

I live 14 miles outside D.C. and we get tornadoes, the remnants of hurricanes, and yes, we’ve even had a couple of Earthquakes!!! I was taking a nap and our King bed on the second floor started shaking for a long time. Weird, to have an earthquake in Virginia!

[@kxmode]

In California, we all have our faults.

[@spleancrush]

yea just a part of living in california said the same people that live in Pompeii

[@marktwain368]

Haha, good point! Even when Vesuvius was smoking and the ground trembling, I'm sure they blew it off.

[@alanbiancardi2531]

I have my popcorn and am ready to watch.

[@williammurray1341]

You think? Which fault in LA or SF won't cause devastating effects?

[@Kelliebelle44]

M grandparents lived near there and when I was a teenager I remember being there and seeing reports on tv about the moving earth. We took the road along the ocean and they had areas of land taped off. I’m in my 50’s now. I read an article within the last year that said some homes in the area have moved so much that they are on other people’s property. That is just bizarre to own a house and live in it but have part of it or even all of it not within your property lines. I suppose it’s better than having it slide off a hill, though. Yikes!

[@raymunddelossantos]

Time to build Noah's Ark Tesla version...

[@WhiteWolfBlackStar]

Looks like it finally did trigger some problems yesterday Dec 10 2022. Jeeze!

[@444truthteller]

Somethings about to go down. That’s all ima stay. Stock up.

[@danram247]

So that peninsula is gonna split and become an island like the movie Escape from LA? Lol

[@peterortega716]

All KZbin house market experts will say Palos Verdes house market is crashing after this video.

[@carsonvong132]

Why they gotta scare us like that 😭 like they did with the hurricane Kay

[@dobees8183]

1994 Northridge Quake was the last major one, we are waaaaay overdue.

[@mackydog99]

Yep

[@cascadia2605]

Did you forget the 6.4 and 7.1 2019 earthquakes?

[@chrisfriends7911]

Every year you guys give us this "could" be crap on these BIG earthquake that never happens. Since the 70s!

[@cascadia2605]

Ik, it does get kind repetitive and boring 😴 But i take it as a reminder that it can be fine and dandy one minute, and it can be catastrophic on the next minute

[@mousessportscards4050]

More like San Pedro than Palo Verdes

[@Keepthinking568]

It’s not our fault 😊

[@richardthetroll6758]

😆 I see what you did here 😂

[@Keepthinking568]

@@richardthetroll6758 lol

[@SolarWarden613]

Build a geothermal facility in Yosemite

[@pandacub6164]

My earth science teacher in 9th grade kept making us watching documentaries on the Big one, fast forward 20+ years later nothing.

[@davediamond9436]

20 years is just a blink of an eye in geological terms

[@avayu2289]

That is some valuable real estate sitting on the fault.

[@Yukyuk703]

I'm 72 and I've been waiting for the big one as far back as I can remember. 😮

[@TsavosAlliance]

You couldn't pay me to live in California, especially with the homelessness and all those constant earthquakes.

[@rival121]

The entire state is homeless? There’s like 50 thousand out of 40 million. You obviously never been there! Jealous of year round sunny 70 degrees, high paying jobs, and electric cars?

[@Punisher6791]

dont worry, The Rock will Save us all.

[@dantefernandez2223]

Is this how the big one can happen ??🎉❤

[@robertjones3869]

🎉 tell us more about it when you ready to tell the whole truth 😂😅

[@somnuswaltz5586]

Shouldn't you be at your trump rally? 🤔 🖕

[@tomsimpson5317]

I want to get out of california

[@cascadia2605]

Same here buddy, same here

[@tomsimpson5317]

@@cascadia2605it's all I think about getting out of here

[@alessandronarom6751]

I'm surprised they didn't mention the one that follows 190th st. It goes from about Normandie all the way to and past the shoreline a few miles. Basically the South Bay more so Torrance/ Palos Verdes/ rolling hills will be split like banana peels

[@lwood432]

I live between Normandie and Vermont and there is a fault that runs across my neighborhood on Vermont toward Los Angeles Southwest College

[@alessandronarom6751]

@@lwood432 yea that's the newport-inglewood fault line That's the whole name but there's a smaller one that parallels it for a bit under dodger stadium . There are a few fault lines recently discovered that people are looking Into. And a few years ago people were protesting because of the construction under Beverly hills high school of.the metro train and the fault lines that run through it they didn't want the construction to happen. The fault lines in Hermosa beach/South Bay h e been really active these past few years.

[@trashcan7380]

I live in California all my life and haven’t felt any “huge” “deadly” earthquake every now and than we get a shake but nothing drastic but now I live on the 3rd floor of a apartment building and kinda scared

[@alwaysyouramanda]

ALL of it!? Your grammar is much better in your comment about sending people back to Africa 😳

[@trashcan7380]

@@alwaysyouramanda Amanda go do your stretches!!!

[@trashcan7380]

@@alwaysyouramanda there’s nothing wrong with sending refugees who turn into convicts in America back to Africa where they came from ….

[@Rene-uz3eb]

All non highrise residential buildings in California are wooden and because of that can withstand pretty much any earthquake

[@truthseekerKJV]

@@Rene-uz3eb LOL !!!! What fool told you that ?

[@MrErpolitics]

A massive rupture along the San Andreas fault could sever California in half and cause the western portion to fall into the ocean. But I wouldn’t recommend buying property in the Mohave Desert and expect to have beach front property

[@joek7031]

Wtf I was just looking at properties in PV ..

[@winstonsmith935]

Geotechnical Survey, who did it??

[@Plump_Nick]

Imagine watching this video and seeing your house right next to the red line 😮

[@MCC876]

Is there a possibility that the whole Palos Verdes Peninsula could slip and separate from the mainland?

[@Breewitcheddd]

Let me die first then the big one can happen I hate earthquakes 😭

[@stevesibaja3123]

Palos Verde Fault Line for California never know when the Big One will strike next

[@Seeker0fTruth]

“I learned a lot more than I thought I knew….” 🤔

[@MyChilepepper]

The rolling hills are rocking it now

[@CEOkiller]

Wow, a fault zone could trigger an earthquake… who’d have known????

[@danielgallimore1502]

Damm wait until they tell the news about the san andreas fault

[@goodmeasure777]

That one guy "I can deal with this" Oh he can deal with the earth cracking and separating under his feet, building, highway, etc. Smh.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

To digress slightly.....starting at 2:14 what a sweet face and darling smile❣

[@arielsmangos1172]

People complaining about decades but geologically speaking that's negligible

[@verlania7539]

All Praises To The Most High ❤

[@ceaser208]

You just interviewed a person that said they would rather deal with that than living in Florida hurricanes, we see the agenda that you're trying to push. It's disgusting. Get over it so many people from California are moving to Florida even though this hurricane happened. The audacity

[@angellight5040]

If it's your time, you go either way, even if you try moving to the moon. 😂

[@postHocErgoHelocopter]

Lmao your monthly reminder CA is running on borrowed time and when we go down the rest of the country will suffer along with us.

[@Hemidakota]

It matters of not going to happen but when it going to happen. It may be a drop in the plate that will cause many of the coastal cities to drown. Forget the 7.xMAG, but bigger than what the recording could measure.

[@smokeyfreshhh]

'Rolling Hills' Estates, the name definitely checks out

[@campos3452]

Palos verdes is going to fall into the ocean…😬

[@lindsaylou4754]

It's happening

[@captaincrunch3408]

Would that make Los Angeles better, or worse?🤔

[@cascadia2605]

Initially, worse. But as the cockroaches (criminals) either die or scatter, LA will be once again a true golden city on the Gold Coast. Property price tags will literally be on clearance, making it possible for average citizens to buy land. As the city rebuilds, there will be a stronge sense of community and even a stronger sense of opportunity. Or maybe it will get wrecked to oblivion LOL

[@captaincrunch3408]

@@cascadia2605 I'm rooting for the earthquake, and I live in Los Angeles.