MAUI, May 8 — A bubbling lava lake in Hawaii has been overflowing for over a week now, for the first time in over a century, drawing thousands of spectators eager for a closer at the geological phenomenon.
Over the past week, the volatile lava lake on the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island, has spilled over its sides into the Halmaumau.
The lava lake sits in a crater within a crater.
The lava level had been rising over the past two weeks, causing thousands of visitors to flock to the volcano, hoping for a glimpse at the geological spectacle. — Reuters
