Incredible footage shows a stream of lava from Kilauea volcano, Hawaii, pouring into the ocean.

The lava pouring from the world's most active volcano creates large clouds of steam as the boiling substance meets the water.

This footage was filmed in January 2017.

This stunning footage was captured as the lava meets the ocean from Kilauea volcano in what is referred to as a fire hose of lava. It should come as no surprise that the Kilauea volcano is the most active volcano not only in Hawaii, but in the entire world. This fire hose takes place in Big Island, Hawaii from Lava Point near Kalapana.

Footage was recorded at: Big Island, Hawaii

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