I notice that most of the earthquakes are on the Pacific Ocean and near the shores. There is also a line connecting Russia and Alaska. Most of the mediterranean sea is not affected by any earthquakes. Most of the earthquakes nearest to the surface are in the sea, where most of Earth is covered by. I have only felt an earthquake when I was very little in Singapore. But it didn't get damaged because it is surrounded by Indonesia and Malaysia.
A lot of the earthquakes are lower than red. There are a lot of red dots that are all in one place in the ocean. They are forming techtonic plates. Rarely, you can see huge dots forming around some of the techtonic plates. There are too many earthquakes happening around the east of Asia, there are more than hundreds of them. Africa and Europe doesn't get that many earthquakes because South America and North America, and Asia are blocking the earthquakes.
Millions of dots are exploding and forming, so they are alway there. There are millions of them very near South East Asia. I wonder how people aren't that affected about it. Most are not on the West Coast and Africa, and Europe. There are many huge earthquakes in Chile, Malaysia, Japan, and Russia. Small red circles in lines are all around the ocean.
I think that the biggest earthquakes are all on the coast of Asia and South America. I think that more earthquakes happen near the coast because tsunamis, earthquakes, and more natural disasters are more likely to strike the coast. So the coast is more prone to earthquakes.
The supercontinent Pangea is drifting away from each other because the continents' tectonic plates are shifting away from each other, forming other continents.