The 7th largest earthquake in history was an 8.8 off the coast of Ecuador in January 1906. Three months later in April, the Great San Francisco quake struck. I

The 7th largest earthquake in history was an 8.8 off the coast of Ecuador in January 1906. Three months later in April, the Great San Francisco quake struck. I'm not an earthquake historian, but I'd be willing to bet that other earthquakes affected Pacific "ring of fire" during that period. Did global warming cause that as well?