Researchers are combining data on earthquake shaking intensity, crowdsourced traffic data from the Waze navigation app and ...

A herd of African elephants instinctively formed an "alert circle" to protect the younger elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park as a 5.2-magnitude earthquake shook Southern California on Monday.

One of the fastest ways people can get earthquake early warnings is by downloading MyShake, a free app developed by UC Berkeley that provides alerts in partnership with the USGS and the California ...

The MyShake app, which you can download onto your phone, uses data from ShakeAlert to send out early earthquake warnings. Wireless Emergency Alerts (the same technology used to send Amber alerts ...

The elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park similarly formed an alert circle in 2010 when the magnitude 7.2 Baja California earthquake rattled the region, Albright said. “Elephants are very ...

After downloading the app, ‘MyShake’ will send mobile alerts that shaking is about to occur. The system utilizes ground-motion sensors to detect earthquakes that have already started and ...

An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 occurred Monday morning close to San Diego, reported the U.S. Geological Survey. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 occurred struck San Diego on Monday ...

When a 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit Southern California on ... Experts call this behavior an "alert circle," a response matriarch elephants display when they perceive a threat.