system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Would earthquakes be dangerous in the wild?

We all know earthquakes are dangerous because they have the capacity to cause large structures like buildings to collapse and potentially kill people, but assuming humans lived in the wild, would earthquakes simply be a minor inconvenience or would they still pose some form of danger. 

(I'm referring to earthquakes that occur on land and not those out at sea that cause secondary catastrophes like tsunamis)
gpt
Potentially. If you're in a hilly or mountainous region, you have to worry about landslides and avalanches. If you're in a forest, falling trees. If you're on or near the fault line, you might fall into a new hole or crack.