Summary
A mud volcano erupted in southern Taiwan, releasing water mixed with sediments and gas. Locals were seen igniting the methane gas by tossing flaming rags into the volcano. The Wandan mud volcano has had multiple eruptions in recent years and is known for its unique behavior.
Key Facts
- A mud volcano erupted in southern Taiwan, releasing mud and gas into the air.
- Locals celebrated by throwing flaming rags into the gas, which ignited the methane.
- The Wandan mud volcano is an unusual geological feature, according to experts.
- Geologist Dr. Mark Tingay noted that while it typically erupts in a fixed spot, new eruption sites can appear kilometers away.
- The volcano has erupted 11 times in the past three years.
- Footage of the eruption was captured and produced by Tabby Wilson.
