looks like inactive volcanos on the Galapagos Islands, filled with water...
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WTH happened here???
Does anyone know what happened here?!? If you do, email me and tell me and I will edit this. And wth is that green stuff in the holes?!?![]()
looks like inactive volcanos on the Galapagos Islands, filled with water...
From their size I would say it is inactive volcanoes too. But seeing that this is the Galapagos Islands. I am sure there are many websites that cover the geology of the island and can say what they are.
Pyroclastic cones located near the shore, called littoral cones, such as Tagus and Beagle Cone, are common in the Galapagos. Darwin was the first to recognize that these cones form when basaltic magma comes in contact with seawater. When this occurs, the water is flashed to steam, and the magma fragments in to small ash particles that react with the steam to form palagonite, the light colored material of which the cones are composed. The entire process is quite explosive, and the ash is thrown into the air. It settles back to build a cone around the vent.
http://www.geo.cornell.edu/geology/G...W/VDarwin.html
You search it, I will find it!