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El Cinturón de Fuego es un área del Pacífico donde los volcanes, los terremotos y los tsunamis se forman; el océano revela fuerzas geológicas detrás de los desastres naturales y secretos a lo largo de las costas de Seattle, Tokio y Nueva Zelanda.
El Cinturón de Fuego es un área del Pacífico donde los volcanes, los terremotos y los tsunamis se forman; el océano revela fuerzas geológicas detrás de los desastres naturales y secretos a lo largo de las costas de Seattle, Tokio y Nueva Zelanda.
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