RECENT VOLCANO ERUPTION BENEATH PACIFIC OCEAN CONTINUES ‘SHARKCANO’ FAME Take a look at Hawaii's Halemaumau Crater, within the Kilauea Volcano caldera. This is a time-lapse, one picture taken ...

The Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program reported in November the volcano began to erupt in October and discoloration in water from the eruption ... has also been dubbed "Sharkcano" because ...

W.G. Muller, 1978 (Barrier Reef Cruises, Queensland, Australia; courtesy of D. Tuni)/Smithsonian Institution - Global Volcanism Program Underwater volcano erupting Stranger things have happened ...

Story continues Kavachi sits under the water 15 miles south of Vangunu, an island with a population of a few thousand people, in an area with frequent tectonic activity. Before it’s most recent ...

A survivor of New Zealand’s White Island volcano eruption has removed her face compression bandage for the first time since the natural disaster left her with excruciating burns to 70% of her body.

The latest eruption of Kavachi ... even going so far as to unofficially christen their hellish habitat the “Sharkcano” in a research paper that marvels at creatures capable of living inside ...

It erupts early continuously, but prior to this month’s eruption, other large eruptions ... earning the volcano the nickname “Sharkcano.” Story continues As well as sharks, gelatinous ...

A volcano is an opening in a planetary-mass object, such as Earth, that allows lava, ash, rock and gases to escape. On average, there are about 50-70 volcano eruptions every year.