Why are there so many volcano's erupting around the ring of fire?

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Why are there so many volcano's erupting around the ring of fire?

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the ring of fire is many under water volcanoes, it is a circle of volcanoes. It just takes plates to move or magma build up for it erput

Sam Logan answered Jul 18, 2017

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