Viewers flock to watch glowing lava ooze from Hawaii volcano VIEW
Mauna Loa's first eruption in 38 years is drawing visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where both Mauna Loa's and Kilauea's action can be seen.
Mauna Loa's first eruption in 38 years is drawing visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, where both Mauna Loa's and Kilauea's action can be seen.
Despite assurances that lava from Hawaii's Mauna Loa isn't threatening communities, some residents are remaining vigilant.
Waves of glowing lava and smoky ash are belching and sputtering from the world’s largest active volcano.
Towering waves on Hawaii's south shores crashed into homes and businesses, spilled across highways and toppled tables at a wedding reception over the weekend.