Which of the following describes the population density of areas at risk for tsunamis compared to areas at risk for hurricanes?

a. Areas at risk for hurricanes usually have a higher density than those at risk for tsunamis.

b. Areas at risk for hurricanes have a higher risk to the population than the same areas that are at risk for tsunamis.

c. Areas at risk for tsunamis usually have a higher density than those at risk for hurricanes.

d. Areas at risk for tsunamis usually have a lower density than the same areas that are at risk for hurricanes.

e. Both areas usually have lower than average population densities.

The areas that are at risk of tsunamis and hurricanes are both areas where the risk is very high. The risk is because both of these natural hazards are capable of making enormous damage, over very large area. Homes can be destroyed, millions of people forced to move away from the area, thousands of people often end up badly injured or dead. The tsunamis and the hurricanes are responsible for several humanitarian crises in several parts of the world.

The hurricanes influence the Caribbeans, Gulf of Mexico, and the southern and southeastern part of the United States.
The tsunamis most often occur in the eastern part of Japan, Indonesia, and the eastern part of India.
The population density tend to be higher at the areas where there is a risk of tsunami, while the areas with risk of hurricanes have lower population density.
The prime reason for the higher population density at the areas under risk of tsunamis is most probably that the tsunamis occur rarer, especially the very big ones, while the hurricanes occur each year.

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