Recent headlines warn of the potential for mega-tsunamis—massive waves triggered by landslides or volcanic collapses rather than earthquakes. While the idea of a 1,000-foot wave hitting the U.S. coast sounds terrifying, experts emphasize these scenarios are extremely rare and often theoretical.
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