5 Stunning Volcano Eruptions Caught On Camera 

Easy to see why some peoples believed in dragons being underground, the way these examples are huffing & puffing away whilst spewing lava bombs. Great vid, thanks!

Dude, just show the footage. No need for commentary

Thank you to every cameraman who took risk to take those priceless pictures

I love how lava rocks sound like glass when they bounce around . Even the aftermath is majestic

12:48 Birds having a casual conversation about the angry volcano🥰

The Guatemala volcano footage was amazing. And the narrative-free portion was even better.

Couldn't imagine living that close to an active volcano

I don’t recall Sam and Frodo in Fantasia…but Mount Doom in Mordor in Lord of the Rings comes to mind 😂 great video

This narrator has a talent for foreign name pronunciations! Impressive!

I'm all about volcanoes, earthquakes, and tectonic plates lately. Super interesting stuff!

That Volcan de Fuego was beautiful. It's so pretty and mesmerizing.

A heartfelt thank you to every brave cameraperson who risked it all to capture those priceless moments😍

Hearing the glass as it rolls down is really satisfying

at 2:05 it sounds like millions of tiny champagne glasses breaking as it cools!👍

Oh, my, the sound of lava glass forming is so beautiful.

No Cumbre Vieja in La Palma? Opportunity severely missed. It had some of the finest fountains I ever witnessed.

some interesting facts about volcanoes: 1. Volcanoes are openings in the Earth's surface that allow molten rock, ash, and gas to escape from the Earth's interior. 2. There are around 1,500 active volcanoes in the world, with many more that are dormant or extinct. 3. The largest volcano in the solar system is Olympus Mons on Mars. It is three times taller than Mount Everest and as wide as the entire state of Arizona. 4. Volcanoes can erupt in different ways: Some volcanoes erupt explosively, while others have more fluid lava flows. Some can also produce pyroclastic flows, lahars, and other dangerous phenomena. 5. The Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many of the world's active volcanoes are located. 6. The word "volcano" comes from the Roman god of fire, Vulcan. 7. Volcanoes can have different shapes: Some have a steep cone shape, while others have a broad shield shape. 8. Volcanoes can impact the climate: Large volcanic eruptions can release huge amounts of ash and gas into the atmosphere, which can block sunlight and cause global cooling. 9. The world's largest eruption in recorded history occurred in 1815 at Mount Tambora in Indonesia, which produced massive amounts of ash and had a global impact on climate. 10. Some volcanoes have become popular tourist attractions: Many people visit volcanoes to see their unique landscapes and to witness their eruptions from a safe distance. However, it's important to remember that volcanoes can be dangerous and unpredictable.

I'm captivated by the melodic glass-like resonance of bouncing lava rocks. Even the aftermath holds a sense of grandeur

THAT WAS AWESOME!! Crazy how much power lies just underfoot!!🌋🌋🌋

volcano erupts The mountain hikers: WE NEED TO RUN That one guy: yeah, hang on, let me put this on my story

I was in Iceland in September 2021 to see the volcano there. Unfortunately it had stopped erupting a while prior, but we still wanted to go and see it. Two days before we actually climbed it we were meant to do it, but due to storms we weren't able to. That same day lava started erupting out of the earth much further back from the volcano, which we were going to hike to. We visited it eventually, but I was with my mum and she'd hurt her knee. I left her at this barrier they'd built to redirect the flow of the lava away from the town, as she couldn't go any further. I walked to the cone of the volcano, took a few pictures but decided against hiking all the way to where lava was shooting out of the earth as I didn't want to leave my mum too long on her own. So, I turned back, and bam, a huge lava flow had started just south of the volcano. I didn't hear a thing, it was so quiet. But it moved so fast. I took my photos and started back to my mum, who texted e saying they were being evacuated as the lava was coming to them. I said sure, meet you back at the car! But no, they closed off that path as there was a chance the lava would breach that barrier, so she was coming up. My mum was 62 with a bad leg, had to climb up the hill on her hands and knees (loose rocks and the incline). Managed to meet each other at the top then make our way to the car. My mum was terrified... I was loving life. Finished the day at the Sky Lagoon in Reykjavik, where we watched tons of helicopters and planes departing for the volcano. Absolutely crazy experience. Visit Iceland if you ever get the opportunity, you won't be disappointed!

Jezu Chryste Królu Polski i Wszechświata błogosław wszystkim mieszkańcom. Proszę nie traćcie nadziei. Pozdrawiam ☘️❤️🌻 serdecznie.

The best shot of the volcano reuting at knight was with the storm & lightning behind the volcano. That to me was the best shot 👍

Love the sounds captured in this video

I was thinking about Mount Doom and Sauron's eye. Absolutely stunning clips!!!

I lived just outside catania for several years when my husband was in the navy. We saw Mt. Etna erupt several times, it’s really incredible to see.

I live really close to a volcano and sometimes we take friends to a nearby place which has holes in the ground filled with boiling water and holes that you can stick a branch through and watch it burn. Some locals camp out near the water and use the holes of boiling water to cook things in like fish.

Outstanding video! I would love to actually see and hear a volcano….as long as I wasn’t too close!

I can feel the heat through my phone!!!

I live in the middle of the United States and until now at 36 years old I had no idea Volcanos made noise. 😳

Very nice video, thank you for sharing! And thanks for the nice information🤗

The sheer power of our planet is so incredible. We truly underestimate how tremendous our home planet really is.

Mt de Fuego should be on top! That shot was awesome!

God I love volcanos. They’re so beautiful for their creation of land but so deadly for the hundreds if not thousands of degrees of hell that lives under.

This is called peace out with warm wishes❤

These beautiful phenomenons are stunning

Fun fact: in Revenge of the sith, the lava from Mustafar was from mt Etna. That lava effect was real.

Only if one has great respect for nature will nature provide with these beautiful but dangerous footages.

Just for clarification; Fagradasfjall is the name of the vent around which Geldingadalir and Meradalir grew, but the name of the system is Krýsuvík.

How convenient to have an active volcano just outside the city.

Thanks for this excellent video. Well put together. I quite like the short explanation before showing the uninterrupted video. Thank you, and keep it up!

I'm fascinated by the melodic sound of lava rocks resembling glass as they ricochet. Even the aftermath holds a sense of grandeur.

I really like to hear the sound of the volcano 🌋 irrupt thing😍👻⚡️🔥

Love your work 👍 but, ahh Fantasia? Lord of the Rings perhaps

What a beautiful world we living

Nothing beats nature's construction equipment.🤪I imagine these sights were awe inspiring to Pompeians, until 79 AD anyways. I would have liked to have been around when Tambora blew up in 1815 and was supposed to be the largest eruption in recorded history, a safe distance away of course.

I visited Iceland in September 2021 to witness the volcano. Sadly, it had ceased erupting before our trip, but we persisted in our journey. Storms delayed our ascent by two days. Ironically, on the very day we intended to hike, lava began erupting farther from the volcano's location

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It's amazing how something so prosaic ( a big ball of hot matter cooling down) can produce such astounding sights and sounds. You can understand why people think that Earth is itself a living thing when you watch this!

Mother Earth is beautiful

The raw power of Mother Earth

BRILLIANT VIDEO 👍THANKING YOU

Following up with Geldingadalir, beginning of this month, the same volcanic system erupted again, this time at Meradalir. The eruption ended a few days ago.

"That scene from Fantasia, where Frodo and Sam have to scale Mt Doom". I got news for you homeboy, that's a scene from the Chronicles of Harry Potter

Allah Hu akbar ☝🏻 Ya Allah hmy jahanum ki aag se mehfooz rkh ameen

Remarkable. Truly remarkable.

8:17-8:35 made my jaw literally drop. Simply wow.

Stunning camera work !! A " terrible beauty"

Thank you God for creating such a diverse planet !

Surprised more video of the Hawaii volcano spewing out of the vents directly behind peoples’ homes in Leilani Estates wasn’t included. Those videos were surreal!

Coollllll SLAY MR.VOLCANO.

هاد الإخلاص بلعمل والاتقان والتفاني هذا المصور يخاطر بنفسه من اجل التقاط الصور وتصوير صخور والحمم البركانية مثيرين للاهتمام بالتوفيق والنجاح الدائم والنجاح لكم جمعيا وشكرا ٠😂❤

In the original Fantasia, the volcano scene is in the Rite of Spring, depicting the formation and development of the the Earth and it's denizens. The eruption scenes are remarkably accurate in their images and motion. Blobs of lava flying through the air, twisting and changing shape, flows overflowing vents and tumbling over it's edges, carrying chunks of hardened lava down it's stream.

Volcanoes might look destructive, but Nature has its beauty, its purpose of life.

That's beautiful

VOlcans lovers like here😂😂

I loved the way he crossed up Fantasia with Lord of the Rings.

That #1 volcano was amazing...the sounds the looks at night just amazing...

Thanks for putting this up

I lived in Catania from 95-98 and at night it was awesome to see the glow. Seems like it was constantly flowing every night for about a year and the sound when it erupted was like no other had us all on the navy base like what the f was that. The ground shook a little too

Nice explain further for geographers

Thanks for the excellent job

Reminds me of geography in college: the professor was talking about volcanic and seismic activity throughout the world, and how potentially deadly they can get. One of my classmates asked if there was anywhere in the world safe from Earthquakes. My professor said: "Now, ars you asking if there is anywhere on earth that is safe from the effects of seismic activity?" Classmate said yes, and professor said: "No. Nowhere on earth is safe. Even if you're not near an active site, the forces of other sites can spread destruction to you."

Really miracle nature equal to god. Really miracle beautiful nature lovely flowing beautiful magma loving nagaur 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏thanks for sharing sir 👍👌🎉🤝💐🎉

Anyone here after the Iceland volcano eruption? 😅🌋

Am I the only fascinated with volcanos after watching that documentary on Netflix

Proof cameraman are everywhere😂😅

Me getting a news report about Indonesia's highest volcano eruption while watching this video💀

Amazing video, such beautiful video.

ধন্যবাদ এই তথ্যটি শেয়ার করার জন্য

Wow amazing volcanic eruption I have ever seen😲😲😲😲

Doge: so much ashes, such black, much stone.

I'll never understand how it isn't obvious to some people that getting that close to an active volcano is a really bad idea.

This is awesome.seeing the way the lava runs like a flowing river makes me think of God's wonder

I can’t even tell you how many times “ Volcano in Italy” is in my daily crossword puzzle. Etna!!!

Awesome video! Thank you!

I love the tinkling sound of the pumice stone falling. It's so soothing

Don't meant to be a stickler, but when did 'Circles' start having multiple dimensions? Exactly.

I loved it. I'll watch again!,

Good Morning !!! All Praise and Thanks Be to my Creator and your Creator of All Things ! !!! !!!

Our Earth is very beautiful. Everyone please be careful about this location.🌋 I have a bad feeling about this place.🙏

Wow lava flow I love see this video

I love how lava click

thanks for the vidoes

figured mnt saint helens would be on this list being a massive explosion caught on camera and being the most deadly eruption of our time. also covering 185 miles of ground with lava destroying 200+ homes and 47 bridges and a massive area covered in ash

Beautiful video

I watched the Icelandic volcano on video much of the spring through till the middle of summer. It was funny to watch some kids waving in the camera

That volcano that erupted here in Iceland was pretty crazy, even as an Icelander I've never seen it up close before but last year I went to see it with my mom and daughter. It was quite the walk to get there but definitely worth it. Now we've had another eruption in a different place in Iceland just a couple of weeks ago, haven't gone to see that as it is just way too far of a walk but I can tell you that it is pretty strange that we've had now 2 eruptions in less then 2 years! And people say climate change isn't real!!

Very informative video! Having a second house on Kilauea, your video sparked my interest. Great work!🍄😃🌈🤙

I'm only watching this bc of school homework and school work😂