Kilauea - The Island Maker

Mount Kilauea, located in Hawaii, is one of the world's most active volcanoes, with eruptions since 1952 and a continuous eruption since 1983. It formed the Hawaiian Islands by lava escaping through oceanic fissures, creating unique mountain formations. Unlike most volcanoes, it steadily ejects lava, classifying it as a shield volcano. This natural wonder is a major tourist attraction, continually reshaping Hawaii's landscape.

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