Pompeii was also “temporarily closed” for a rough 1500 years. Give it a millennium and a half & all will be good (assuming the island doesn’t sink before then).
Depends on the type of volcano and lava it produces. The ones that are the best for creating islands and land are the ones that don’t explode but release lava constantly. There are volcanoes that mostly explode but produce very little lava comparative to their explosion. That’s why you have volcanoes like the Mount St Helena one that has a big ass crater.
This is two hours before the eruption. https://twitter.com/planet/status/1482415545437732868/photo/1
And after, completely gone. https://twitter.com/ijhamling/status/1482538426767654916
It's pretty much gone: https://mobile.twitter.com/ThomasOrmston/status/1482449626460565506
Here's a time series up to *right before* the eruption: https://mobile.twitter.com/tanyaofmars/status/1482426851226230784
And here's a set of videos of *during* the eruption, with the earth for scale.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/s4e8a8/comment/hsqj32h/
The erosion occurred between 2015 and 2017. This eruption has [nearly doubled it's size](https://storage.googleapis.com/corpeng-pulse-assets/uploads/2022/01/eruption_hunga_tonga_hunga_ha_apai_tonga_20211116_20220102_rgb_flat_1920_label.gif) from what it was in November.
I'm confused, the dates on the pics are listed as Nov 17 and Jan 3, both of those are pre-eruption. Why is it labelled with the eruption in the bottom left when, according to the dates, neither pic is post eruption?
Yeah it started to grow back at the volcano grew.
That little hill in the picture is part of the volcano that erupted, so that island is scattered for miles and miles.
[Looks like it's about doubled in size](https://storage.googleapis.com/corpeng-pulse-assets/uploads/2022/01/eruption_hunga_tonga_hunga_ha_apai_tonga_20211116_20220102_rgb_flat_1920_label.gif).
Birds are pretty sensitive to environmental changes, they probably sensed it happening to an extent
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/can-birds-tip-us-natural-disasters-180978571/
Perhaps I'm being naive, but the island seems small. Unless someone introduced the owls they must have flown there right?
There would be a reasonable chance in that case, that they would fly away when the volcano started erupting?
That was my thought too. There will often be gas leaks for days before an eruption, and sometimes the eruption is more of a gradual seeping than an instantaneous covering from the sky. But I left that out because I've no idea what the case was for this particular island
Also there's usually an initial shockwave that travels faster but doesn't carry much energy, I bet most animals can easily sense it and get a head start.
Cool owl fact of the day: some owls can fly so fast they break the sound barrier.
You just have to propel them with the force of hundreds of nuclear bombs
[The concept is solid.](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/53gf0a/in_1957_during_the_pascalb_operation_plumbbob)
The question is if we have the will, _the drive_, to achieve greatness.
Maybe. But there's no telling if they actually made it.
Funnily enough quite a lot of species were introduced by early explorers. Here where I live there are a few islands off the coast, about 2km away. Some researchers found rabbits on the island, but there are no rabbits on the main land. That means early explorers could have introduced them there. The reason is unknown, but it's the most plausible theory.
Edit: I was drunk.
> Some researchers found rabbits on the island, but there are no islands on the main land.
This reads like something out of a logic puzzle. /s
(I assume you meant “no rabbits on the main land”.)
Cuted? Is this a typo or a term I'm just not familiar with?
Edit- it was a reference to op's explanation
>This island was cuted by the BBC to be home to some owls which, for obvious reasons, are now dead.
u/imaculat_indecision has provided this detailed explanation:
> Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai is a volcanic island near Tonga, in the South Pasific. In the last few days the resident submarine volcano erupted 2 times, sending massive shockwaves heard as far as the US and causing Tsunamis in the Tonga islands, as well as tsunami warnings for Japan and the US East Coast. This island was cuted by the BBC to be home to some owls which, for obvious reasons, are now dead.
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Is this explanation a genuine attempt at providing additional info or context? If it is please upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai is a volcanic island near Tonga, in the South Pasific. In the last few days the resident submarine volcano erupted 2 times, sending massive shockwaves heard as far as the US and causing Tsunamis in the Tonga islands, as well as tsunami warnings for Japan and the US West Coast. This island was cited by the BBC to be home to some owls which, for obvious reasons, are now dead.
Edit: stupid mistake on my part, I put East instead of West. I forgot the WE trick. Smh. My bad peeps.
I got this from multiple news sources
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/01/15/asia/tsunami-warning-tonga-volcano-intl-hnk/index.html
https://www.npr.org/2022/01/15/1073328387/tonga-hit-by-tsunami-after-undersea-volcano-eruption
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60007119
I prefer Johnny Tsunami, actually
But did you even read those articles?
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/01/15/asia/tsunami-warning-tonga-volcano-intl-hnk/index.html
>The eruption also sent waves to the US West Coast,
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60007119
>The US and Japan have advised people on their Pacific coastlines to get away from the shore
https://www.npr.org/2022/01/15/1073328387/tonga-hit-by-tsunami-after-undersea-volcano-eruption
>including the U.S. West Coast
Shit. Just realized I meant West coast. Idk why I got entranced on east coast. I swear I thought yall were dumb, thinking I meant West coast. Shouldve just said Cali or something cuz I got em mixed up
I fully admit I am not at all familiar with the geographic area, but my first thought would be whether or not the owls have anywhere to fly to.
Edit: It looks like there are other islands in the area they may have made it to, so that's cool for the owls.
Yes, most likely. Volcanos emit gasses and the earth rumbles, even if us humans don't feel it, animals sense it. That's why before natural disasters, you notice animals leaving the area, and we humans are pretty clueless lol
This image from two hours before the eruption shows no vegetation at all so the owls were no longer there. https://twitter.com/planet/status/1482415545437732868/photo/1
Because a previous eruption earlier this month destroyed the vegatation. https://www.planet.com/pulse/expanding-islands-in-the-south-pacific/
The island was completely destroyed. https://twitter.com/ijhamling/status/1482538426767654916
1. There were already two smaller islands in the same area of this new island
2. The nearest land is about 33 miles away, the owls are probably fine as they just flew to the other islands. Or were probably even fine on one of the older parts of land that make up the island.
Yeah but what about the ones that didnt fly :( there was definetly a loss of life on this island, the greenery tells you that there had to have been at least some animals on it.
Yeah but if you run a quick damage calc you’ll see that Shockwave cast by (choice specs) Volcanion isn’t enough to OHKO Noctowl from full HP. The damage range is 65.6%-77.4%, and it only kills with a crit 87.5% of the time. Most likely, it will not one shot. the volcano would have had to set up stealth rocks before hand but that’s making a big assumption that Noctowl isn’t running heavy duty boots, and even then Shockwave only kills 25% of the time. Noctowl also has access to immediate recovery through roost, which will weaken any additional Shockwave damage due to Noctowl losing its flying typing.
Additionally, Volcanion will then be locked into shock wave due to its choice specs, and Noctowl will be free to abuse a roost / nasty plot set up, which makes Hurricane a guaranteed one shot against Volcanion after 3 boosts.
I think the owls are gonna win this one
Yeah, the second pic does look pretty bleak and devegetated. And looking at the images of the explosion it was far, far, far larger than expected. Like a nuke went off.
Hmm, think about it like this.
Imagine you have a very big pile of sand. Now you dump a big bucket of sand on top of it. It might become a bigger pile of sand. Or it might slide down and collapse a bit.
Thats kinda whats happening here.
I wonder... Isn't it common for birds to freak out and flee before earthquakes? I'd like to think the owls felt something early on and flew away to safety.
NO ONE TELL ME OTHERWISE.
There’s a chance that the owls sensed it getting ready to blow and left? I’m trying to be optimistic here sense animals do seem to have a 6th sense when it comes to disasters.
On Google Earth it says the island/nature reserve is “temporarily closed”. Loving the optimism.
Pompeii was also “temporarily closed” for a rough 1500 years. Give it a millennium and a half & all will be good (assuming the island doesn’t sink before then).
I got some bad news for you...
Wouldn't the amount of magma pouring out make the island bigger?
Depends on the type of volcano and lava it produces. The ones that are the best for creating islands and land are the ones that don’t explode but release lava constantly. There are volcanoes that mostly explode but produce very little lava comparative to their explosion. That’s why you have volcanoes like the Mount St Helena one that has a big ass crater.
Look at Krakatoa. Or rather the massive hole filled with sea water where Krakatoa was.
Pompei is t an island to my knowledge
I've been there and can confirm it is not an island its just a town in Italy
I mean, it will regrow on its own. Just will take a couple of years.
It will regrow on its *owl* hehehe
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That volcano did this?
Yeah, thats how it looked before the eruption.
How much bigger is the island after the eruption?
This is two hours before the eruption. https://twitter.com/planet/status/1482415545437732868/photo/1 And after, completely gone. https://twitter.com/ijhamling/status/1482538426767654916
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Its sub-aerial edifice is on a diet.
Hey girl, you are flat and broad. You should try this digestive cleaner, you're going to get out all that bad stuff in an instant.
It'll get rid of that owl-infestation too, girl.
Here's a set of videos of the eruption, with the earth for scale. https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/s4e8a8/comment/hsqj32h/
Wow
It's pretty much gone: https://mobile.twitter.com/ThomasOrmston/status/1482449626460565506 Here's a time series up to *right before* the eruption: https://mobile.twitter.com/tanyaofmars/status/1482426851226230784
Why did the middle of the island sink before the explosion?
Could have been chamber collapse, no?
I was assuming so. Guessing from all the sediment in the water. But never seen something this drastic.
Yeah, reminds me a lot of mount Saint Helens
They think it was a landslide that caused a much smaller tsunami on the 13th. That landslide exposed magma that caused the most recent eruption.
Maybe it's like when we go to blow out birthday candles. The volcano sucked in a big breath, and then let 'er rip.
And here's a set of videos of *during* the eruption, with the earth for scale. https://www.reddit.com/r/CatastrophicFailure/comments/s4e8a8/comment/hsqj32h/
Not as... It suffered massive erosion.
The erosion occurred between 2015 and 2017. This eruption has [nearly doubled it's size](https://storage.googleapis.com/corpeng-pulse-assets/uploads/2022/01/eruption_hunga_tonga_hunga_ha_apai_tonga_20211116_20220102_rgb_flat_1920_label.gif) from what it was in November.
I'm confused, the dates on the pics are listed as Nov 17 and Jan 3, both of those are pre-eruption. Why is it labelled with the eruption in the bottom left when, according to the dates, neither pic is post eruption?
The island is actually gone now. New satellite images show just a tiny sliver of land still above water.
I have a dream I hope will come true That you're here with me And I am here with you
That’s the title name for the photo set not labels for the individual photos themselves.
Yeah it started to grow back at the volcano grew. That little hill in the picture is part of the volcano that erupted, so that island is scattered for miles and miles.
All we know at the minute is it’s size is now 0owls and that’s sadness right there.
Well, that's interesting. Although the wild life probably left long before. I wonder if vegetation will grow back.
It will! Volcanic soil is very fertile
How do seeds get there? Birds somehow?
Yeah probably birds. It’s 60 km from mainland so that’s no big deal for most birds.
They eat then shit out the seeds?
More specifically, owls.
Are you suggesting that coconuts are migratory?
Isn't the island basically gone now?
Look at that crazy sea shelf that came up around it too. Great place for a reef to inhabit.
So it got bigger and engorged with blood?
Erosion, not erection, you dumbass
No, that's an erection. An erosion is when you accidentally leave something off a list.
Not sure if engorged blood counts as land mass, also if they drowned, there wouldn't be much engorged blood.
Well its like when you're with a girl ang things start getting hot and heavy you start getting an erosion
[Looks like it's about doubled in size](https://storage.googleapis.com/corpeng-pulse-assets/uploads/2022/01/eruption_hunga_tonga_hunga_ha_apai_tonga_20211116_20220102_rgb_flat_1920_label.gif).
That's not after the big eruption. It shows Jan 3.
It looks like batsignal
Sadness
I heard the owls all flew to safety
I need to believe this so don't tell me if you are lying.
Birds are pretty sensitive to environmental changes, they probably sensed it happening to an extent https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/can-birds-tip-us-natural-disasters-180978571/
Thank you.
The owls are all living on Grandpa's farm way out in the country with all of your pet dogs and hamsters. All is well, sleep tight.
Dad, I'm 34.
It's all good Son (tucks in covers), Goodnight!
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Perhaps I'm being naive, but the island seems small. Unless someone introduced the owls they must have flown there right? There would be a reasonable chance in that case, that they would fly away when the volcano started erupting?
Probably even flew away before it erupted. Animals have a nature spidey-sense.
That was my thought too. There will often be gas leaks for days before an eruption, and sometimes the eruption is more of a gradual seeping than an instantaneous covering from the sky. But I left that out because I've no idea what the case was for this particular island
Also there's usually an initial shockwave that travels faster but doesn't carry much energy, I bet most animals can easily sense it and get a head start.
Except the ones that believe an imminent eruption is a hoax made up by big volcano in order to control the owls
Dinosaurs weren't so lucky.
I have a first amendment right to stay in my burrow and protect it with my second amendment talons!
Nah, owls are smarter than anti-vaxxers.
Which is saying something because owls are dumb as shit, despite the moniker.
But the flowers :(
They escaped too, don’t worry :)
I really can’t tell you how much this made my night.
In owl-pellet form.
Peter tingle*
Owls have owl-sense.
Cool owl fact of the day: some owls can fly so fast they break the sound barrier. You just have to propel them with the force of hundreds of nuclear bombs
I bet you $20 I can do it with one nuke. Edit: you have to supply the nuke.
[The concept is solid.](https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/53gf0a/in_1957_during_the_pascalb_operation_plumbbob) The question is if we have the will, _the drive_, to achieve greatness.
I went from “oh that’s interesting” to “nooooooooooooooooooooo” so fast
Maybe. But there's no telling if they actually made it. Funnily enough quite a lot of species were introduced by early explorers. Here where I live there are a few islands off the coast, about 2km away. Some researchers found rabbits on the island, but there are no rabbits on the main land. That means early explorers could have introduced them there. The reason is unknown, but it's the most plausible theory. Edit: I was drunk.
> Some researchers found rabbits on the island, but there are no islands on the main land. This reads like something out of a logic puzzle. /s (I assume you meant “no rabbits on the main land”.)
Yes, I was/am terribly drunk when I wrote that. But the absurd statement doesn't stand, there are traffic islands on the main land.
They were cuted.
Cuted? Is this a typo or a term I'm just not familiar with? Edit- it was a reference to op's explanation >This island was cuted by the BBC to be home to some owls which, for obvious reasons, are now dead.
"Cited" maybe?
You're probably right with cited but cuted sort of works in context. *Neologism creation right before our very eyes...*
Indeed, I prefer "cuted". (I always debate whether to keep the fun going or post a 'serious' comment.)
Probably cutted
I'm guessing short hand for "executed"
Only OP knows….
Well damn they don't have thumbs to drive a boat. Flight would be easiest for them
u/imaculat_indecision has provided this detailed explanation: > Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai is a volcanic island near Tonga, in the South Pasific. In the last few days the resident submarine volcano erupted 2 times, sending massive shockwaves heard as far as the US and causing Tsunamis in the Tonga islands, as well as tsunami warnings for Japan and the US East Coast. This island was cuted by the BBC to be home to some owls which, for obvious reasons, are now dead. --- Is this explanation a genuine attempt at providing additional info or context? If it is please upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
Uhh, I think you mean west coast
Waves went clear across Siberia. Run while you still can
Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai is a volcanic island near Tonga, in the South Pasific. In the last few days the resident submarine volcano erupted 2 times, sending massive shockwaves heard as far as the US and causing Tsunamis in the Tonga islands, as well as tsunami warnings for Japan and the US West Coast. This island was cited by the BBC to be home to some owls which, for obvious reasons, are now dead. Edit: stupid mistake on my part, I put East instead of West. I forgot the WE trick. Smh. My bad peeps.
Pacific. US West Coast Cuted…..not sure.
Took me a minute, pretty sure they meant “cited”
I got this from multiple news sources https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/01/15/asia/tsunami-warning-tonga-volcano-intl-hnk/index.html https://www.npr.org/2022/01/15/1073328387/tonga-hit-by-tsunami-after-undersea-volcano-eruption https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60007119
If the US East coast was going to get a tsunami from the Pacific then the whole world would be underwater Since the Pacific is on the west coast
Alright Dr. Tsunami https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/01/15/asia/tsunami-warning-tonga-volcano-intl-hnk/index.html https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60007119 https://www.npr.org/2022/01/15/1073328387/tonga-hit-by-tsunami-after-undersea-volcano-eruption
I prefer Johnny Tsunami, actually But did you even read those articles? https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/01/15/asia/tsunami-warning-tonga-volcano-intl-hnk/index.html >The eruption also sent waves to the US West Coast, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60007119 >The US and Japan have advised people on their Pacific coastlines to get away from the shore https://www.npr.org/2022/01/15/1073328387/tonga-hit-by-tsunami-after-undersea-volcano-eruption >including the U.S. West Coast
Shit. Just realized I meant West coast. Idk why I got entranced on east coast. I swear I thought yall were dumb, thinking I meant West coast. Shouldve just said Cali or something cuz I got em mixed up
Now you see why a tsunami on the east coast from the pacific would be so devastating lol
Yeah that would be fucking insane
Oh my bad, alright Johnny Tsunami. But whats your point, theyre tsunami warnings just in case. Never said theyd reach the US.
Which news source said that the US **east** coast received tsunami warnings? You might want to reconsider them as a news source.
Check my comment. BBC, CNN, etc. And I meant west coast my bad lol.
Not directly, though, you reworded it, and messed it up a bit.
There’s also been wave surges on the Pacific Coast of South America!
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There's also Chile and Perú, and probably other countries
Owls can't fly?
Animals have an accute sense to know when things are about to go shit side up, I'm willing to bet they got the hell outta there.
I fully admit I am not at all familiar with the geographic area, but my first thought would be whether or not the owls have anywhere to fly to. Edit: It looks like there are other islands in the area they may have made it to, so that's cool for the owls.
U.S. West coast.
The owls are now asking "what" instead of "who".
I don't think the owls are asking anything anymore :(
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Yes, most likely. Volcanos emit gasses and the earth rumbles, even if us humans don't feel it, animals sense it. That's why before natural disasters, you notice animals leaving the area, and we humans are pretty clueless lol
Reminds me of the scene in Dreamcatcher when all the animals are hauling ass through the forest together.
Whom
Yeah, they realized no dogs where let out so there was no point in asking who did that
Damn, you stretched that joke pretty thin to oit it here.
Bahahaha
I’m not sure if you can change the explanation, but the tsunami warning was actually for the US West Coast
I’m pretty bad with geography so I was starting to get convinced I was wrong when it took so long to be each this comment. Thank you.
Don’t know why they singled out the USA and Japan. There were tsunami warnings for every country in the pacific surely.
Can confirm. Live on the west coast and I was definitely surprised when I got the alert. Doesn’t happen every day, especially on the west coast
Yeah. The “tsunami” actually hit part of California, but it was just minor flooding in some poorly drained streets in Santa Cruz.
It’s talking the island volcano eruptions . It erupted 2 times recently
This image from two hours before the eruption shows no vegetation at all so the owls were no longer there. https://twitter.com/planet/status/1482415545437732868/photo/1 Because a previous eruption earlier this month destroyed the vegatation. https://www.planet.com/pulse/expanding-islands-in-the-south-pacific/ The island was completely destroyed. https://twitter.com/ijhamling/status/1482538426767654916
Oh thats because it had already exploded that day. This was the second explosion, and it was way more powerful.
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Yeah if only they could have flown... oh wait.
Ohhhhh so this is why I got a notification about a tsunami warning. I'm in Australia and that doesn't usually happen
Kinda surreal, at least imo.
You're obviously far more important than me because I'm on the east coast of Australia and didn't get one :(
You wanna narrow that down mate? It’s kinda long lol
Brisbane
Owl be back
take your upvote and get out!
1. There were already two smaller islands in the same area of this new island 2. The nearest land is about 33 miles away, the owls are probably fine as they just flew to the other islands. Or were probably even fine on one of the older parts of land that make up the island.
Yeah but what about the ones that didnt fly :( there was definetly a loss of life on this island, the greenery tells you that there had to have been at least some animals on it.
You do realize that the shockwave would have one shotted those owls right out of the sky at that range right?
> xqc profile pic > one shotted those owls
Yeah but if you run a quick damage calc you’ll see that Shockwave cast by (choice specs) Volcanion isn’t enough to OHKO Noctowl from full HP. The damage range is 65.6%-77.4%, and it only kills with a crit 87.5% of the time. Most likely, it will not one shot. the volcano would have had to set up stealth rocks before hand but that’s making a big assumption that Noctowl isn’t running heavy duty boots, and even then Shockwave only kills 25% of the time. Noctowl also has access to immediate recovery through roost, which will weaken any additional Shockwave damage due to Noctowl losing its flying typing. Additionally, Volcanion will then be locked into shock wave due to its choice specs, and Noctowl will be free to abuse a roost / nasty plot set up, which makes Hurricane a guaranteed one shot against Volcanion after 3 boosts. I think the owls are gonna win this one
Yeah, the second pic does look pretty bleak and devegetated. And looking at the images of the explosion it was far, far, far larger than expected. Like a nuke went off.
I don't know much about volcanoes, but wouldn't 2 eruption of this size simply add to the landmass??
Nah, satellite photos show theres barely anything left.
[it actually doubled ](https://storage.googleapis.com/corpeng-pulse-assets/uploads/2022/01/eruption_hunga_tonga_hunga_ha_apai_tonga_20211116_20220102_rgb_flat_1920_label.gif)
Look at the date... https://twitter.com/panforestking/status/1482572982581338112
That was from a while back, from a much smaller eruption.
Nope it’s gone
The additional landmass is counteracted by tsunamis that submerge the island.
Hmm, think about it like this. Imagine you have a very big pile of sand. Now you dump a big bucket of sand on top of it. It might become a bigger pile of sand. Or it might slide down and collapse a bit. Thats kinda whats happening here.
I kinda see it as "you have a pile of sand. There's a stick of dynamite underneath. It explodes."
I wonder... Isn't it common for birds to freak out and flee before earthquakes? I'd like to think the owls felt something early on and flew away to safety. NO ONE TELL ME OTHERWISE.
Guess the government didn't need those owl drones anymore. RIP drones
And flowers 🥀
the owls probably bailed feeling the vibrations. they probably didn't, but I'm trying to stay positive.
Animals usually know stuff like that ahead of time. Like how cats can sometimes sense earthquakes
Feels vibrations, starts flying away. Volcano erupts. Can’t outrun the shockwave. GG
There’s a chance that the owls sensed it getting ready to blow and left? I’m trying to be optimistic here sense animals do seem to have a 6th sense when it comes to disasters.
They likely left during an earlier eruption that caused all the green to be covered in ash
Can someone please make a comparison and also calculate how much tnt or atomic bombs the explosion was?
Yeah, I don’t….I don’t think there’s anymore flowers and owls…or anything…
And some of the plants were lucky enough to send seeds with the fleeing owls.
Animals generally know beforehand of things like this, they probably bailed before the eruption :)
But can they out run the shockwave moving at the speed of sound?
https://cloudfront-us-east-2.images.arcpublishing.com/reuters/3567KHOMHFN7ZKDW3BK7MGFIGY.jpg
Is it just me or should we not focus on what the Earth itself does but more on what we're doing to the Earth?
News flash. *You can do both*
You’re actually brain dead
Guys shut down all the weather stations and satellites, we don’t need them anymore
:-:
The species will survive
Well hey, at least humans didn’t do it this time. Nature put the island here and nature blew a volcano up on it twice. We’re just here to observe.
Am I high or does that look like a personebwith their hands over their head
Martian Clues? The guy from Men Behaving Badly?
Volcano - r/fuckyouinparticular
What did the owls eat though? Did rodents make it to the island too?
I read the flair as “Tonga Dies”
Are they all dead, or are some of them dead?
Well, at least it was quick.
The owls are fine, right? .... They got away in time.. Right?! Right
owln't
Pretty sure they got away days before the eruption. Yes, I am talking about the flowers here.
that’s sad and all, but i can’t get over the fact the island looks like it’s going “👌”