Iceland: Fagradalsfjall volcano spews fountains of lava as eruption continues

Subscribe to our channel! Mesmerising images show fountains of lava spewing out from the 5th erupting fissure of the Fagradalsfjall volcano in southern Iceland, on Monday. The fountains of lava are reportedly the highest since the beginning of the eruption and are over 50 metres (164 feet) high. The eruptive fissure opened on April 13. In total seven fissures have formed. Visitors could be seen gathering to watch the fascinating phenomenon, as the lava flow has filled two valleys, namely Geldingadalur and the Meradalur. Fagradalsfjall has been dormant for nearly 6,000 years. The Reykjanes Peninsula, where the volcano is located, has not seen a volcanic eruption in nearly 900 years #Iceland #Volcano #Fagradalsfjall Video ID: 20210427-058 Video on Demand: Contact: cd@ Twitter: Facebook: