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How is a tornado different from a hurricane A. A tornado causes less damage to an ecosystem B. A tornado brings more rain C. A tornado is much smaller D. Hurricanes do not impact life on land
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How is a tornado different from a hurricane

A. A tornado causes less damage to an ecosystem
B. A tornado brings more rain
C. A tornado is much smaller
D. Hurricanes do not impact life on land

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The correct answer is C. A tornado I’s much smaller
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Answer: C. A tornado is much smaller

Explanation: A tornado can be a mile long while hurricanes can be 50 miles long.

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