Stunning Lava Flow Images From Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano

Have you ever been to Shetani Lava? Located in Tsavo West National Park, the flows were formed through a volcanic eruption about 200 years ago and the local people believed that it was the devils work hence naming it ‘Shetani’ which is Swahili for ‘Devil’. This vast expanse of folded black lava spread for about 50 sq km across the savannah, from the southern east end of Chyulu Hills, making a unique landscape. Zuru Tsavo West National Park with family or friends which is home to a rich array of

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Time-lapse shows lava flow as volcanic activity resumes on Kilauea

Lava flows from Hawaiian volcano

Watch Spectacular Kilauea Lava Flow Pouring into Ocean