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Iceland is no stranger to volcanic eruptions. But its newest volcano, born just a few weeks ago, has some observers scratching their heads. Litli-Hrútur, or "Little Ram," was created by a fissure that fractured the ground on July 10. It's been spewing lava ever since then. "When lava flows ...
It seems that the Iceland's newest volcano will not calm any time soon because of continuous spews of lava, methane, and tornadoes. Read more here.
Iceland's Litli-Hrutur, otherwise known as the 'Little Ram' volcano, was formed last month in the Reykjanes peninsula when an underground eruption opened up a 1.7-mile fissure.
Litli-Hrútur, or "Little Ram," formed from a fissure just three weeks ago on the Reykjanes Peninsula in the southwestern region of the island.
As well as tornadoes, loud bangs sounding across the Reykjanes Peninsula indicate that pockets of methane within the lava are exploding.