Vegetation mitigates tsunami effects except when ____.
A)it is the form of trees, not grasses and shrubs
B)trees become uprooted and become dangerous projectiles
C)the vegetation is too close to the shore
D)it is in the form of grasses, not trees and shrubs
E)trees are not present

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Vegetation, including trees, can help absorb the energy of a tsunami, reducing its impact. However, if trees become uprooted by the force of the water, they can be carried along with the tsunami, acting as dangerous projectiles that can cause additional damage and harm.

Vegetation Mitigates Tsunami Effects Except When ____