I found this incredible map which depicts all recorded earthquake activity worldwide, dating back to 1898, courtesy Our Amazing Planet‘s newsletter:
The information was mapped by John Nelson of IDV Solutions, a data visualization company.
It is really interesting to see where the planet is most tectonically active: around the Pacific Ring of Fire. There is also a north-south line of underwater activity between the entire American continental landmass and Western Europe and Africa.
I am also astounded by the amount of activity along the Aleutian Islands and Bering Straight; I didn’t know it was such an active earthquake region up there.
racing to the red light 