Six volcanoes are erupting in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula after a powerful 8.8 earthquake shook the region. Klyuchevskaya was the first to erupt, followed by Shiveluch, Bezymianny, Karymsky, Avachinsky, and Krasheninnikov—which hasn’t erupted in 500 years. Now, signs suggest a seventh volcano, Mutnovsky, could be next. Was this triggered by the quake, or just a fiery coincidence? Scientists are still searching for answers, but one thing is clear—Earth is alive and unpredictable.
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