What volcano? It was an earthquake about two hours ago.

Tsunami's out in open ocean (or deepening ocean) are generally only a few inches high. The energy of the shock wave only becomes seriously dangerous when the depth of the water rapidly declines (as when approaching land).

Haven't seen the pictures so don't know if that is relevant to the question at hand, though.

(Think of this way. You have enough power to an upward force of 7 million pounds. Which column of water will you lift higher: 20 feet or 2000?)

Is this a trick question?

<insert winking emoticon here>

I don't think there was a Tsunami.

This is a live shot from Fiji



Personally, I think getting live video from Fiji is sooo much cooler than watching NCAA crap....

Is that the right side of the island? The lee side would see any damage even if there was a huge tsunami.

Or is it the left side?

Wait... did you mean my right or your right?

Now I am confused.

The god's have been angered by all the celebrating.

Well, let's just say that if that is the windward side of the island and a tsunami is coming, mauka is the direction you want to be going.

It's the "Suva" cam. South East side (head on to the quake location)

Can't wait for the "underwater" volcano to errupt at Nemo.