It has now been a little over a week since the submarine eruption to the south of El Hierro
in the Canary Islands peaked. Since then, the activity on the south side has waned significantly
, no longer the bubbling cauldron we observed
It has now been a little over a week since the submarine eruption to the south of El Hierro
in the Canary Islands peaked. Since then, the activity on the south side has waned significantly
, no longer the bubbling cauldron we observed
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