The activity of Mount Anak Krakatau has increased to Level III (Alert) marked by hundreds of earthquakes and black smoke spewing up to 400 meters. |Volcanic islands are formed from the accumulation of molten magma on the seabed which freezes until it finally breaks through the water surface. |Although initially barren rock, new volcanic islands can develop into ecosystems rich in unique endemic species.
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The activity of Mount Anak Krakatau has increased to Level III (Alert) marked by hundreds of earthquakes and black smoke spewing up to 400 meters. |Volcanic islands are formed from the accumulation of molten magma on the seabed which freezes until it finally breaks through the water surface. |Although initially barren rock, new volcanic islands can develop into ecosystems rich in unique endemic species.