7.3 EARTHQUAKE IN ALASKA...

Yep, because the Aleutians are known for their palm trees, and outdoor pools.

95% of this did not happen in Alaska. I’m sitting in Anchorage Alaska right now. This is retarded.

Since when are there palm trees in Alaska? Does d you check the video before posting? Of course I did hear there was a tsunami there

Coastal areas where the mildest climate zone in Alaska where cold-hardy palm trees, like the Needle Palm, are being grown is the southeastern coastal region, particularly areas around Sitka and further south. They ate not native, but people grow them. I hear they can survive short stints down to -20°. 3a - 3b temperate zones. I try very hard to be accurate in the posts I make. You're right to question....I question EVERYTHING.🫡

So none of that is Alaska. I guess we’ll just wait for the community note.

Sorry, that’s not Alaska

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@AskPerplexity and @grok this video doesn’t look like it’s in Alaska and it looks like it’s edited or cut from other videos maybe even artificially created or generated, can you please confirm with deep research?

No, sorry this dosent have trees in Alaska, pools in this area! Your playing on emotions, that were canceled to my knowledge and of the USGS page! Stop fear mongering!

I didn't know that Alaska has this kinda tropical vegetation like those in SE Asia.