Dozens of cats were abandoned by their owners when a volcano erupted on the Spanish island of La Palma. Now the police are taking care of them.

Police feed cats in 'exclusion zone' around La Palma volcano

A charity run through Spanish capital Madrid saw thousands of people taking part dressed as Santa Claus. The run was organised to raise money for people on Spanish island La Palma which is affected by three-month volcanic eruption.

Madrid: Thousands dressed as Santa take part in charity run for volcano-hit La Palma

After several months, La Palma Volcano has stopped erupting. However, Scientists warn 'cannot be sure eruption is over' and has taken samples from the Volcano.

La Palma Volcano stops erupting: Scientists warn 'cannot be sure eruption is over'

The word ‘daredevil’ doesn’t even do justice when it is used to describe the stunt performed by a former Chilean pilot. Sebastián “Ardilla” Álvarez, a former Chilean Air Force pilot whose nickname means “Squirrel”, recently became the first person to fly in and out of an active volcano, CNN reported.

Ex-Chilean pilot becomes first person to fly in and out of active volcano

A volcanic eruption in Spain's Canary Islands shows no sign of ending after 85 days, becoming the island of La Palma's longest eruption on record.

Spain volcano shows no sign of ending after 85 days

A volcanic eruption has wreaked havoc across Indonesia's East Java province. Rescuers have been racing against time to find survivors as the death toll from disaster continues to rise.

Indonesia volcanic eruption: Several killed as Mount Semeru erupts

Indonesia's Mount Semeru erupted again, spewing more ash and hampering rescue operations in the region. The first eruption took place on December 4, pushing local communities into darkness and forcing thousands to flee.

Rescue missions hampered as Indonesia's Mount Semeru erupts again

A volcano in La Palma has been erupting since three months. As a new lava flow has begun from the active volcano, scientists and members of the military emergency unit are monitoring the situation.

La Palma volcano: New lava flow threatens village; Military scientists monitor eruption

It has been 36 years since a volcanic eruption in Colombia decimated a town and killed more than 25,000 people. The same volcano that caused all that devastation was seen spewing ash and gas just this weekend.

Watch | Volcano that wiped out town in Colombia, killed 25,000, is active again

The next time the sun is shining, go outside. There may not be a cloud in the sky, but you will be standing in the middle of a spectral rainstorm. Cosmic rays, emanating from all sorts of high-energy entities, constantly bombard Earth’s atmosphere.

How do you see inside a volcano? Try a storm of cosmic particles.

Classic car enthusiasts from different parts of Europe descended onto the La Palma island to witness one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions of the decade.

Classic car enthusiasts drive close to the La Palma Volcano

Massive amounts of volcanic pumice pebbles spewed from an undersea volcano in the Pacific Ocean have been piling up on southern Japanese coasts, damaging ports and fishing boats, and prompting the central government to establish a task force to deal with the unwanted arrivals as a natural disaster, officials said.

Pumice pebbles from undersea volcano are causing damage in Japan

Anyone says Antarctica and all we can think of is endless ice sheets and cute-looking penguins. It's hard to imagine anything else happening. Antarctica is a frozen desert with negligible vegetation and limited animal life.

Antarctica burned with forest fires when dinosaurs roamed Earth, says study

Europe's most active volcano- Mount Etna has erupted sending plumes of ash into the sky, flight services have also been disrupted, this is the volcano's 50th eruption since the beginning of 2021.

Italy: Mount Etna spews ash and smoke, marks Europe's most active volcano

The pressure is mounting on the Spanish government to speed up aid delivery at the La Palma island where volcano has been erupting for over a month now. Thousands of building have been destroyed and more residents continue to flee.

La Palma: Volcano eruption forces evacuation of over 8,000; Spanish PM vows to speed up aid

On Wednesday, Mount Aso erupted, spewing ash thousands of meters into the sky as hikers rushed away from the popular tourist site. No injuries were reported as a result of the late-morning eruption.

WATCH: Mount Aso Volcano erupts in Japan; dramatic explosion sends ash 11,500 feet into the air

The volcano on Spain's La Palma has been erupting for over a month, while casualties have been avoided due to timely evacuations, the volcano has so far ended up destroying over 1800 buildings, our next report brings you more.

Volcano eruption continues on La Palma, destroys over 1800 buildings

Meet the folks who have made a volcano their friend

More than three thousand residents of La Palma were told on Tuesday they can leave their homes after authorities ended a lockdown caused by a thick cloud of smoke from a volcano that has devastated the Spanish Canary island.

Lockdown ends for 3,000 La Palma residents as volcano cloud passes

Blocks of molten lava as large as three-storey buildings rolled down a hillside on the Spanish island of La Palma while a series of tremors shook the ground on Sunday three weeks after the volcanic eruption.

Lava blocks the size of buildings falling from La Palma volcano

Can you imagine a cat-sized dinosaur? The answer is most likely a 'no'. When someone says dinosaurs, all we can imagine is a scary creature the size of a building eyeing for round two of its brunch.

A long rainy spell induced by volcanism helped dinosaurs become huge

Spain will provide 206 million euros ($239 million) to help the island of La Palma recover from its volcanic eruption, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Sunday.

Spain's PM Sanchez pledges 206 million euros for volcano-hit La Palma

The erupting volcano on Spain’s Canary Islands has now blown open two more fissures, as the authorities report “intense” activity in the area. The new fissures are about 15 metres apart.

New fissures erupt in Canary Islands volcano

Authorities told several thousand residents of La Palma to stay home because of worsening air quality as the erupting volcano on the Spanish island spewed red-hot lava and thick clouds of black smoke.

La Palma volcano eruption forces stay-home order for some residents

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