100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes
Marc Dresgui
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Discover the explosive wonders of our planet with 100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes, a captivating audiobook that takes young listeners on a thrilling journey into the heart of Earth's most powerful natural phenomena. 🌋
Specially designed for curious minds aged 7 to 12, this audiobook delivers a dynamic mix of science, history, and mythology, presented in short, engaging chapters that are easy to follow and fun to explore. Each fact reveals a new surprise, from glowing rivers of lava to underwater volcanoes and fiery tornadoes.
100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes answers the wildest questions children might ask, like:
This audiobook blends real scientific knowledge with incredible stories and discoveries from around the world. Listeners will learn how volcanoes shape our planet, influence weather, and create new islands. They'll also discover amazing animals living near volcanoes, and how scientists risk their lives to study these fiery giants.
Whether at home, in the car, or on a walk, 100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes offers an educational and entertaining experience that sparks imagination, builds knowledge, and fuels curiosity about the natural world.
Let your child embark on an unforgettable adventure, where fire, earth, and mystery meet.
Duration - 3h 49m.
Author - Marc Dresgui.
Narrator - Digital Voice Martin G.
Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Marc Dresgui ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Discover the explosive wonders of our planet with 100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes, a captivating audiobook that takes young listeners on a thrilling journey into the heart of Earth's most powerful natural phenomena. 🌋 Specially designed for curious minds aged 7 to 12, this audiobook delivers a dynamic mix of science, history, and mythology, presented in short, engaging chapters that are easy to follow and fun to explore. Each fact reveals a new surprise, from glowing rivers of lava to underwater volcanoes and fiery tornadoes. 100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes answers the wildest questions children might ask, like: This audiobook blends real scientific knowledge with incredible stories and discoveries from around the world. Listeners will learn how volcanoes shape our planet, influence weather, and create new islands. They'll also discover amazing animals living near volcanoes, and how scientists risk their lives to study these fiery giants. Whether at home, in the car, or on a walk, 100 Amazing Facts About Volcanoes offers an educational and entertaining experience that sparks imagination, builds knowledge, and fuels curiosity about the natural world. Let your child embark on an unforgettable adventure, where fire, earth, and mystery meet. Duration - 3h 49m. Author - Marc Dresgui. Narrator - Digital Voice Martin G. Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Marc Dresgui ©.
Language:
English
Introduction
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Fact 1 - Lava helps us understand our planet's history
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Fact 2 - Volcanoes create extraordinary lava caves
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Fact 3 - Mount Chimborazo surpasses Everest thanks to volcanoes
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Fact 4 - Some volcanoes produce astonishing giant crystals
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Fact 5 - The Romans told of Vulcan working under volcanoes
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Fact 6 - Icelandic fairy tales mention elves guarding volcanoes
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Fact 7 - Volcanoes sometimes cool the Earth's climate
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Fact 8 - Turtles lay their eggs on volcanic sand
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Fact 9 - Carnivorous plants grow around volcanic craters
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Fact 10 - Etna is one of the world's most active volcanoes
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Fact 11 - Vikings believed in dragons sleeping under volcanoes
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Fact 12 - Yellowstone is home to the world's largest underground volcano
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Fact 13 - Geologists guess eruptions from tremors
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Fact 14 - A Mexican story explains the origin of a volcano in love
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Fact 15 - Nyiragongo lava is the fastest in the world
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Fact 16 - A Maori legend describes a volcano as a warrior
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Fact 17 - An Indonesian legend evokes a protective volcano
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Fact 18 - An eruption in Iceland disrupted Europe's climate
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Fact 19 - The Aztecs thought volcanoes were giants
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Fact 20 - Magma chambers, the secret reserves of volcanoes
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Fact 21 - Bacteria thrive in hot volcanic water
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Fact 22 - Sensors detect the slightest vibrations in volcanoes
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Fact 23 - African legends evoke a magical volcano
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Fact 24 - Butterflies live near toxic volcanic gases
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Fact 25 - Volcanic cliffs overlook turquoise seas
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Fact 26 - A dormant volcano hides a turquoise acid lake
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Fact 27 - Hawaiians tell the legend of the goddess Pele
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Fact 28 - An underwater volcano builds a mysterious island
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Fact 29 - Marine iguanas sleep on volcanic rocks
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Fact 30 - The Mayans considered volcanoes sacred
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Fact 31 - Monkeys enjoy volcanic hot springs
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Fact 32 - Basalt columns, great pencils of rock
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Fact 33 - Pumice floats thanks to its volcanic holes
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Fact 34 - Cotopaxi is among the world’s highest active volcanoes
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Fact 35 - Mount Fuji is Asia's most famous volcano
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Fact 36 - Kīlauea has been erupting frequently for decades
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Fact 37 - Robots explore the most dangerous volcanoes
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Fact 38 - The Romans believed Vulcan to be master of active volcanoes
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Fact 39 - The Incas honored majestic volcanic mountains
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Fact 40 - Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano spews white lava
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Fact 41 - Volcanoes reveal how the Earth is changing
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Fact 42 - Obsidian volcanic rock looks like black glass
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Fact 43 - Volcanic clouds can cause acid rain
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Fact 44 - Deep-sea volcanoes form smoky chimneys
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Fact 45 - Icelanders name their volcanoes after sagas
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Fact 46 - Nyiragongo lava lake is the world's largest
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Fact 47 - Volcanic craters shelter unique tropical forests
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Fact 48 - Flamingos populate red volcanic lakes
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Fact 49 - Volcanoes at the bottom of the oceans harbor life
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Fact 50 - The Fuji volcano has been sacred for centuries
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Fact 51 - Shield volcanoes form immense flattened mountains
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Fact 52 - Black sand beaches spring from volcanoes
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Fact 53 - Mauna Loa is the world's largest volcano
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Fact 54 - Undersea volcanoes form huge seamounts
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Fact 55 - Volcanoes sometimes trigger fiery mini-tornadoes
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Fact 56 - Volcanoes can create halos around the sun
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Fact 57 - The Maoris have a legend about the Tongariro volcano
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Fact 58 - Volcanoes can change the world's weather
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Fact 59 - The caldera is a giant crater after an explosion
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Fact 60 - Explosive volcanoes shoot huge boulders into the air
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Fact 61 - Geysers gush out thanks to hidden volcanic forces
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Fact 62 - Satellites monitor volcanoes from space
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Fact 63 - Drones fly over volcanoes for observation
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Fact 64 - Taal volcano is one of the world's smallest active volcanoes
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Fact 65 - Mount St Helens exploded with gigantic force
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Fact 66 - Tambora's eruption wiped out the European summer
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Fact 67 - Krakatoa made the loudest noise in history
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Fact 68 - Mount Pinatubo temporarily cools our planet
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Fact 69 - Volcanoes are born of shifting terrestrial plates
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Fact 70 - Tube worms love boiling underwater volcanoes
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Fact 71 - Popocatépetl is the sleeping warrior of the Aztecs
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Fact 72 - Volcanic eruptions shorten our days
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Fact 73 - Pyroclastic flows, destructive burning clouds
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Fact 74 - A Japanese legend tells of a volcano in love
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Fact 75 - A volcano in Antarctica spits out icy fire
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Fact 76 - The Parícutin grew in the middle of an agricultural field
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Fact 77 - Egyptians knew about East African volcanoes
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Fact 78 - Volcanoes create spectacular sunsets
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Fact 79 - Vesuvius turns Pompeii into a frozen city
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Fact 80 - Volcanologists probe inside volcanoes
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Fact 81 - Blue lagoons are sometimes filled with volcanic water
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Fact 82 - Mud volcanoes do exist on Earth
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Fact 83 - Scientists extract magma to study it better
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Fact 84 - The Greeks imagined gods forging under Mount Etna
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Fact 85 - Stromboli is nicknamed the natural volcanic lighthouse
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Fact 86 - The eruption of Nevado del Ruiz created a melted glacier
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Fact 87 - Volcanoes create spectacular natural arches
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Fact 88 - Active volcanoes emit dangerous invisible gases
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Fact 89 - Tambora volcano made summer snowfall
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Fact 90 - The Giant's Causeway is a volcanic wonder
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Fact 91 - Sharks live in an active underwater volcano
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Fact 92 - According to legend, a Hawaiian goddess controls volcanoes
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Fact 93 - Researchers study dangerous volcanic gases
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Fact 94 - Birds build their nests in volcanoes
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Fact 95 - Volcanoes form crescent-shaped islands
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Fact 96 - The Eyjafjallajökull volcano blocked European skies
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Fact 97 - Volcanic dust makes the Moon glow red
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Fact 98 - Lightning bursts from the clouds of active volcanoes
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Fact 99 - Ice volcanoes spew icy water
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Fact 100 - Sand volcanoes can emerge from the desert
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Conclusion
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