Why did this huge earthquake happen deep in the Caribbean Sea? @TheGeoModels
Why did this huge earthquake happen deep in the Caribbean Sea?  @TheGeoModels
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
During an already busy seismic period, a 7.6 earthquake just occurred on the northern boundary of the Caribbean Plate. This quake was tsunami-warned, though the type of movement associated with it rarely produces tsunamis. This video talks about the plate boundary, how it makes islands, and why this quake was tsunami-warned.
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Why did this huge earthquake happen deep in the Caribbean Sea?

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