Find out why faults don't just keep sliding past each other. [0:14]

Oblique view of a right-lateral strike-slip fault with multiple asperities. [0:27]

Oblique view of a highly generalized animation of a subduction zone where an oceanic plate is subducting beneath a continental plate. [0:27]

A video that helps you identify whether a fault is a normal or reverse fault. Video will teach students how to identify a foot wall and a hanging wall to help name the type of fault. [1:48]

Animation demonstrates left-lateral fault strike-slip fault with little or no friction along fault contact. [9]

See a quick animation of a reverse fault.

See how a right-lateral fault functions. [0:12]

Find out what happens if there is no friction between tectonic plates. [0:10]