Monowai submarine volcano located in Northern New Zealand expedition and erupted in an increase of about 9 million cubic meters of rock to the top - the same volume to fill 3500 Olympic sized swimming pool - in five days in the spring of 2011.

Volcanic activity seen at sea in El Hiero Canary Islands, Spain, as in aerial photographs taken and distributed by regional governments Canary on 4 November 2011. Increased volcanic activity causing vibration, vomit rocks, and since July 17. In that period, there were 10 thousand vibrations while underwater volcano continually released sulfur gas, smoke, and hot objects.

Labels: AMazing, Landscape, Phenomenon, Photographs, Underwater, Volcano