Megatsunami bigger than Empire State Building triggered by climate change

A recent megatsunami at a popular tourist destination in Alaska has been identified as the second highest ever recorded. Researchers have noted the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the event, emphasizing that it was "unbelievably lucky" that no injuries were reported.

The tsunami's size has raised concerns about the potential impacts of climate change on such natural disasters. As climate patterns continue to evolve, the frequency and severity of extreme weather events, including tsunamis, may also change, prompting further investigation into their causes and effects.