A mud volcano has roared to life in front of a temple in Taiwan, with mesmerizing videos capturing the moments mud shot out ...

In a fascinating find beneath the waves of the Barents Sea, researchers have discovered anunderwater mud volcano dating back ...

It’s either a mythical volcano turned tourist attraction or a tourist attraction turned mythical volcano. Either way, Colombia’s mud volcano is a messy bath.

The world’s most destructive mud volcano was born near the town of Sidoarjo, on the island of Java, Indonesia, just over 11 years ago – and to this day it has not stopped erupting.

The mud volcano known as Lusi started on May 29, 2006, and at its peak disgorged a staggering 180,000 cubic metres of mud every day, burying villages in mud up to 40 metres (131 feet) thick.

This “mud volcano” was discovered by staff from the Glen Canyon Institute and the Returning Rapids Project, where Davide Ippolito is a boat operator, according to the Institute’s 2022 fall ...

In 2020, the journal Nature stated that over 1,000 mud volcanoes had been identified around the world, both on land and underwater. It said the Caspian Sea has the densest distribution of mud ...

In late May 2006, an unusual disaster befell part of the Indonesian island of Java: out of the blue, the area was flooded by a mud volcano. Not a mudflow racing down your typical spits-fire-and ...

The mud volcano still erupts with outbursts like a geyser. The resulting disaster, known as the Lusi mud eruption, buried factories and villages, causing 13,000 families to lose their homes.

Dramatic video captured the moment a volcano erupted in Columbia on Monday, spewing mud and towering flames into the air as onlookers rushed to safety. The shocking eruption of the volcano known ...

In a few years, the volcano will spew just 10 percent as much mud as it does today, scientists predict. This school is one of many buildings destroyed by an Indonesian mud volcano that has erupted ...