Mexico’s Popocatepetl volcano is spewing gas, smoke, and ash.
For more than a week, the 17,797-foot mountain just southeast of Mexico City and known affectionately as “El Popo,” has been increasingly explosive, spewing great plumes of gas, ash, and incandescent rock into the air. The activity led the Mexican government to raise the warning level, and on Monday, local, state, and federal officials held drills for the possibility of evacuations. The situation in Mexico comes as active volcanoes also prompted warnings in Italy and the Democratic Republic of Congo in recent days.Active volcanoes have prompted ash warnings and set nerves on edge in Italy, Mexico, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Are they on the same fault line maybe? Setting each other off? If we were on a sphere, we might be about to break in half.
lol watched a video a few days ago and the tribe’s kids’ names were clicking noises like clicks of the tongue.
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