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I think that volcanoes are more dangerous. Volcanoes create magma in which can be rapidly released onto the surface. Lava is burning hot and has the ability to burn people, objects, buildings, and more. volcanoes can cause overall a lot of destruction. some villages and towns are next to volcanoes, and volcanoes are a huge threat to them and their village because the volcanoe could erupt at any time. Volcanoes are a constant threat to not only villages nearby, it could destroy a forest or possible burn something nearby that could start a very big fire. I think volcanoes are more dangerous than earthquakes.

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