Das Tal der 200 Vulkane, ein Spalt in den Äolischen Inseln nördlich von Sizilien, wo saures Wasser, das aus den Schornsteinen spritzt, über 100 Meter unter der Oberfläche Strudel erzeugt. Dieser auf dem Kopf stehende Sturm ist so ätzend, dass die Römer ihn einst als Reinigungsstation für die Rümpfe ihrer Schiffe nutzten.
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The Aeolian islands are an archipelago of 7 islands and several islets created by a system of underwater volcanoes in the Tyrrhenian sea off the coast of Sicily.
The islands are part of a system of volcanoes that stretch from Sicily to Tuscany and is created by the collision between the African and the Eurasian plates.
Most of these 200 volcanic chimneys are found between the islands of Stromboli, Vulcano and Panarea.
These chimneys emit sulfuric acid, CO2 and hot water which create acid water around them. Despite this, a lush coral forest prosper in these waters and host unique species, from a rare starfish to carnivorous sponges
Such a cool natural phenomenon, looks amazing underwater.
Lol, glad I live in the Midwest rn. Not sure how u guys are cool with living next to all those volcanoes.