Members of Spanish military monitor lava temperature on slopes of La Palma volcano.
Members of Spanish military in protective suits monitor lava temperature on slopes of La Palma volcano
Volcanic ash blankets La Palma after eruptionAlmost six weeks after a volcano erupted on the Spanish island of La Palma, vast amounts of ash and lava continue to cover buildings and farmland
Canary Islands: the volcano continues to spread its boiling lava.Lava cascading from the La Palma volcano threatens new structures by reaching a new urban area on the Spanish island.
Incredible Drone Footage Captures Canary Islands’ Volcanic Destruction Up CloseThe volcano has been spewing lava for 24 days straight. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
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