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Below Ms. Sharon Smith helps the children create a Hawaiian HoneyCreeper from a yellow tennis ball and feathers. |
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The lessons taken away from the Hawaiian Volcano are inscribed on the tablet seen behind some of the Time Travelers at left. |
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Volcanic eruptions cause lava, ash, and gas to spew from volcanoes, ruining forests, filling lakes, and destroying cities. Simple ash if erupting in large quantities, can create heavy rainfalls and even boiling mudflows that can move 60 miles per hour. However, mild ash falling can provide farmers with nutrient-rich fertilizer, and hardened lava forms rocks such as pumice that is used to grind and polish metal. |
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