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Earth Shocks Season 1, Episode 3: The Ring of Fire

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Investigates the Earth's rising incidence of volcanic activity. Research indicates that in the last 1,000 years volcanic activity has increased a staggering 300 per cent! Watch Earth Shocks Season 1, Episode 3 The Ring of Fire in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Earth Shocks Season 1, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

9 episodes
Season 1
1

Megaflood

Scientists examine evidence of a 50ft tidal wave that surged across the American state of Washington around 12,000 years ago, in a bid to explain where it came from.
2

Megavolcano

A giant volcano that lies below the water's surface in a lake in south-east Asia, and the widespread devastation that would be wrought across the planet if it ever erupted
3

The Ring of Fire

Investigates the Earth's rising incidence of volcanic activity. Research indicates that in the last 1,000 years volcanic activity has increased a staggering 300 per cent!
4

Hyper Hurricane

Expert testimony from leading scientists combines with stunning computer imaging technology to bring to life vivid depictions of the killer hyper hurricanes that once ravaged the Earth.
5

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Episode 6

7

How the West Was Made

Volcanoes, Earthquakes, Megafloods, massive tectonic eruptions of rock! Ice dams the size of whole continents, and other bizarre and powerful phenomena have created the American West.
8

Death of a Star Mira

For the first time in human history, scientists have found the ultimate fate of Earth written in the comet trail of a massive red giant 'shooting' star.
9

Incinerator Earth

65 million years ago an asteroid hit the Earth and wiped out the dinosaurs, but no one has ever known where the asteroid came from and how it killed off nearly three quarters of all life on Earth...