The Canadian XEOLXELEK-Elk Lake Fault Is About To Cause The Biggest Tsunami In History

The tranquility of the Pacific Northwest has long captivated residents and visitors alike, with its lush forests, breathtaking coastlines, and majestic mountains. Recently, geologists made a startling discovery: a 45-mile fault line stretching along Canada's Vancouver Island, just north of the Washington state border. This newfound fault line, named the XEOLXELEK-Elk Lake fault (XELF), has raised significant concerns about the potential tsunami risk it poses to nearby communities. While the bustling cities of Vancouver and Victoria carry on with their daily rhythm, a potentially catastrophic event looms beneath the surface a seismic hotspot capable of unleashing a massive earthquake.
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