Why The Middle Of The U.S. Could Be Hit By A HUGE Earthquake

In this video we talk about The New Madrid Seismic Zone, a significant but lesser-known earthquake threat in the central U.S., is overdue for a major quake. This 150-mile fault line spans parts of Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Historically, it caused powerful earthquakes in the early 1800s, impacting millions. The area's unique geological makeup, combined with aging infrastructure, could lead to catastrophic damage if a significant quake occurs. Experts stress the need for preparedness and improved building resilience to mitigate potential impacts.
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